On Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 05:49:49PM -0500, Aaron Griffin wrote:
I remember this! *ahem* I know I haven't been keeping up with all this stuff, but I promise you - I'm going to, damnit.
Anyway, I remember this "issue" and what I had done was when a progress-bar line had actual output during it's display (that is, when the progress was interrupted by text), the line was padded with spaces and a newline, to make it look pretty.
I'm going to guess current output changes did away with this jazz. But also introduced oddities like these fun missing newlines.
I have some time this weekend to peek at this stuff. I'm sure I'll spend more time looking over what's changed since I last updated, but if this isn't fixed by then, I'll get to it.
Just did some testing with pacman 3.0 : using english output, it worked fine, but in french, there already was a little problem : (1/1) Analyse des conflits entre fichiers [############################################] 100% Avertissement: /etc/X11/twm/system.twmrc installé en tant que /etc/X11/twm/system.twmrc.pacnew % (1/1) Mise à jour xorg-twm [############################################] 100% Just the % appeared at the end of the line. That's still better than the current pacman 3.1 output, as seen in my first post. I wasn't even able to find out where this padding was done in 3.0.. I suck :p