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> NOTE: Mouse controls don't work for remote sessions like serial or SSH. That's weird. I'm having a hard time imagining how it would be possible to break mous
by thristian 5y ago
> NOTE: Mouse controls don't work for remote sessions like serial or SSH.
That's weird. I'm having a hard time imagining how it would be possible to break mouse controls over SSH, since the escape sequences used to signal mouse events are transport-agnostic.
- enduku 5y agoMe too. Maybe it is the latency that affected this decision. If the cause for ignoring mouse events is latency, Mosh may be a bit better. https://mosh.org/ https://mosh.org/
- mathaou 5y agoI haven't looked into that one too much, I'll thoroughly test it soon. For whatever reason I only tested Windows ssh, since it's what I use for work. I'll test Linux soon.
- GrayShade 5y agoI just tested it. Mouse works in Linux over SSH, but I'm not really sure how to use the app otherwise (:. And yeah, it crashes on larger databases: panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range [:-1] goroutine 54 [running]: sqlite3-viewer/viewer.TruncateIfApplicable(0xc02037ef70, {0xc000126038, 0x7}) ~/go/tuitty/viewer/util.go:99 +0x192 sqlite3-viewer/viewer.TuiModel.View.func2(0xc000818f60) ~/go/tuitty/viewer/viewer.go:121 +0xae5 created by sqlite3-viewer/viewer.TuiModel.View ~/go/tuitty/viewer/viewer.go:106 +0x272
- mathaou 5y agoNot sure if your data is not sensitive enough that you'd open an issue and attach it? I'd use it for testing.