Yunfei He
f6a552d855
vue-tui hid the terminal cursor EAGERLY at mount regardless of content, so an interactive app whose root renders nothing emitted `\x1b[?25l` and hid the user's cursor. Ink hides LAZILY (log-update, on the first render that writes) and skips log-update entirely for an empty frame, so an empty app emits zero cursor escapes. Remove the eager mount-time hide and rely on log-update's lazy hide. That alone was insufficient: an empty frame becomes "\n", and the old commit gate `willRender(outputToRender) || isCursorDirty()` was true for "\n", so log-update (and its lazy hide) was still reached. Align the outer commit gate to Ink's exact condition (ink.tsx:1094) `output !== frameState.lastOutput || isCursorDirty()`, comparing the RAW frame; on an empty first commit both are "" so log-update is never reached. `willRender` is retained only for the inner BSU/ESU wrap gate. Verified via PTY: empty app = 0 hides; non-empty = 1 lazy hide; useCursor = hide-then-show within one render (SHOW last, cursor positioned). alt-screen, screen-reader, and non-TTY cursor behavior unchanged. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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785 B
TypeScript
22 lines
785 B
TypeScript
import process from "node:process";
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import { createApp, Text, useApp } from "@vue-tui/runtime";
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import { defineComponent, h, onMounted } from "vue";
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// A non-empty interactive app. The first frame has content, so log-update's
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// render() runs and its lazy hide fires — the cursor MUST be hidden on the first
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// render, matching Ink. This proves the lazy hide fully covers the non-empty
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// case once the eager mount-time hide is removed.
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const App = defineComponent(() => {
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const { exit } = useApp();
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onMounted(() => {
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process.stdout.write("__READY__");
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setTimeout(() => exit(), 100);
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});
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return () => h(Text, null, () => "hello");
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});
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const app = createApp(App);
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app.mount({ rawMode: "auto", exitOnCtrlC: false });
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await app.waitUntilExit();
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console.log("exited");
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