00:21 <rockorager> going back to the handling modifiers: the difficulty is coming because previously, any non-csi sequence produced actual text

00:22 <rockorager> so you could count on that. But if you have kitty flag = 1 and num or caps lock on, you now have to decide if the codepoint + modifiers produce text _in the tui_, as opposed ot being told by the terminal or toolkit

00:23 <rockorager> You have to suddenly special case everything (is it caps lock + a printable key? upper case it and print it, is it num lock too? etc)

00:24 <rockorager> But I guess that's where it's on the TUI to pick the right flags

00:24 <rockorager> And it seems with the logic we are using we shouldn't pick *just* disambiguate...it should be at least disambiguate + report associated text

00:25 <rockorager> "With this flag turned on, all key events that do not generate text ***and some that do*** are represented in one of the following two forms: ..."

00:25 <rockorager> emphasis mine

00:26 <rockorager> words in emphasis mine too

02:02 <jmcantrell> i can't seem to get prompt jumping to work in either bash or zsh. i've got the function added to the start of PROMPT_COMMAND in bash and added to the precmd hooks in zsh. ctrl+shift+{z,x} does nothing

02:03 <jmcantrell> i'm testing it in the git version of foot

02:03 <jmcantrell> but it also doesn't work in the latest arch package

02:14 <jmcantrell> nevermind pebkac

06:25 <dnkl> rockorager: I was going to post in the kitty issue, asking him to update the specification to match kitty's implementation. But noticed he'd already done that.

06:25 <dnkl> I've updated foot again

06:26 <dnkl> we should now be back where we started, except for the GTK -> XKB change

06:27 <dnkl> that said, my personal view is that disambiguate only isn't something a new/modern application would use. To me, that's more lika a hack to an already existing application, that perhaps does simple pattern-based key matching instead of VT parsing it

06:28 <dnkl> at least that's the conslusion I reached when implementing my own kitty-enabled TUI application :)