If the terminal output is bigger than the terminal window then some very peculiar wrapping happens. This is due to the way we're overwriting the previous line and other than using something very powerful like Ruby's curses I can't find an alternative to deal with this better at the moment.
If the terminal output is bigger than the terminal window then some very peculiar wrapping happens. This is due to the way we're overwriting the previous line and other than using something very powerful like Ruby's
cursesI can't find an alternative to deal with this better at the moment.