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Add support for OSC 22 control sequence to change mouse cursor shape #6292
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Add support for OSC 22 control sequence to change mouse cursor shape #6292
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There isn't an explicit cache, but you will need to cause the logic in the normal mouse event processing flow to trigger and assess what the cursor should be here, based on its position.
I don't have a great suggestion for this off the top of my head. Most likely will need to add a helper function to figure out if the mouse cursor is over the terminal area and if so, get the shape from the pane identified by
pane_id
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I copied what's done for
Alert::PaletteChanged
here, not sure if that's correct.