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brocellous>
Hm if the clipboard is clear there is just no response. Do I use a timeout in this case?
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brocellous>
Or hm actually I should find a ctlseq that is guaranteed a response, and use that to serialize.
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brocellous>
kinda like wayland's roundtrip I guess
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rockorager>
brocellous: the canonical roundtrip is the DA1 request
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rockorager>
"\x1b[c"
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rockorager>
Nearly everything responds to it
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rockorager>
dankamongmen has certainly gotten most to respond, I've found a few others I've sent patches in or noted the issue
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rockorager>
I think that a DSR ("Device Status Report") is more semantically correct though
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rockorager>
"\x1b[5c" and the terminal should resond "\x1b[0n" meaning "ok", from everythign I've read this is the closest to a ping/pong
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rockorager>
s/\x1b[5c/\x1b[5n
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rockorager>
I have yet to find a terminal that doesn't respond to DSR
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rockorager>
(probably because the response to the request is always the same, there are no decisions on the part of the terminal author)
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brocellous>
rockorager: yeah, that looks promising
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rockorager>
I know that Kovid, the author of kitty, specifically says to use DA1 requests as a roundtrip
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rockorager>
I think DSR is semantically correct, and fewer bytes so it's about 1ms faster on ssh connections, but either should be ok to use
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