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Really like this library but not sure if this is something that can be fixed or has even been thought about. If a choice in a Check (have yet to try with other classes) is longer than the terminal window and causes word wrapping then the visuals for selecting a choice breaks. I can't easily describe exactly what this looks like or paste the output from the terminal in this issue, so here is a screenshot of my terminal when this occurs.
Here there are 5 options, the last of which is obviously the one that is causing the issue
test1
test2
test3
test4
This line is going to be extra long to demonstrate the issue with choices wrapping to another line.
The weird visual above, that occurs first, is from attempting to move the cursor down the list and the test4->test1 that gets printed into the terminal is from trying to move the cursor back up the list.
This is a purely visual issue and does not effect selecting an item as that is still possible (albeit a little more difficult) to do and have it return the correct choice.
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Really like this library but not sure if this is something that can be fixed or has even been thought about. If a choice in a Check (have yet to try with other classes) is longer than the terminal window and causes word wrapping then the visuals for selecting a choice breaks. I can't easily describe exactly what this looks like or paste the output from the terminal in this issue, so here is a screenshot of my terminal when this occurs.
Here there are 5 options, the last of which is obviously the one that is causing the issue
test1
test2
test3
test4
This line is going to be extra long to demonstrate the issue with choices wrapping to another line.
The weird visual above, that occurs first, is from attempting to move the cursor down the list and the test4->test1 that gets printed into the terminal is from trying to move the cursor back up the list.
This is a purely visual issue and does not effect selecting an item as that is still possible (albeit a little more difficult) to do and have it return the correct choice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: