Add support for PuTTY ALT+arrow key sequences#532
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Adds recognition for double ESC sequences generated by PuTTY terminal when ALT+arrow keys are pressed (format: ESC ESC [A-D). Updates the keypress parser to properly identify these sequences and mark them with meta/option flags while ensuring regular arrow keys still work correctly. Enhances terminal compatibility for users of PuTTY in default mode.
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This only tests parseKeypress, but does the stdin-buffer handle doubled escapes? |
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Adds recognition for double ESC sequences generated by PuTTY terminal when ALT+arrow keys are pressed (format: ESC ESC [A-D).
Updates the keypress parser to properly identify these sequences and mark them with meta/option flags while ensuring regular arrow keys still work correctly.
Enhances terminal compatibility for users of PuTTY in default mode.