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@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ printf "\e[5n"
These are special escape sequences that are for determining if the terminal is functioning correctly. When `\e5[n` is sent to the terminal, it should respond with `\e[0n`. We listen for this and ask bash to redraw the current line. For more on this, check `man console_codes`.
Unfortunately, this relies on a terminal that supports DSR sequences. Most do, but not all. If you experience a problem where you select a hash and the whole line is replaced by the hash you chose, it is very likely that your terminal emulator doesn't support these codes. A possible work around is to push ctrl-l which will clear your terminal screen and will also cause the current line to be re-drawn. If you do have this problem, you might be interested in switching to Zsh. The ZSH solution doesn't rely on these DSR codes.
Unfortunately, this relies on a terminal that supports DSR sequences. Most do, but not all. If you experience a problem where you select a hash and the whole line is replaced by the hash you chose, it is very likely that your terminal emulator doesn't support these codes. A possible work around is to push ctrl-l which will clear your terminal screen and will also cause the current line to be re-drawn. If you do have this problem, you might be interested in [switching to Zsh](/blog/the-switch-to-zsh.html). The ZSH solution doesn't rely on these DSR codes.
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