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End of line not interpreted in powershell on linux #564
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@MFreeze I do absolutely zero work ever with powershell and generally don't add any functionality or fix bugs around that. All the logic relating to this is user contributed. So will leave this open for a bit for Powershell Users to open PRs for it otherwise will have to declare bankruptcy if there are no takers |
Fair enough ^^ |
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Hi,
I'm using toggle-term without any issues on linux for zsh, bash, python, ...
However when using it with powershell on linux i'm encountering the following issue. I have the following powershell script:
I toggle my terminal as usual with
ToggleTerm
, launch a powershell interpreter into it with:pwsh -NoLogo
. And then tries to send the whole file to the terminal usingToggleTermSendVisualLines
. The whole is indeed sent to the terminal, but appears to be a one liner, in other terms I get the following result:It seems that the ends of line are not interpreted when transfering content.
I'm running nvim 0.9.5 on arch linux.
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