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@mintty mintty released this 25 Mar 18:16
· 223 commits to master since this release

Highlights

  • Optional feature: Reflow terminal lines when resizing terminal width.
  • Visual feedback of numeric or composed character input.
  • New themes helmholtz and luminous (contributed by Andy Koppe).
  • Setting helmholtz theme as default colour scheme.

Window handling

Terminal features

  • Tweak pending auto-wrap state affected when switching wrap modes.
  • Fixed unscroll (CSI +T) in case width has changed meanwhile.
  • Visual feedback of numeric or composed character input.

Keyboard handling

  • Support user-defined mappings for Super-/Hyper-modified character keys.
  • Support optional user-defined mappings for Control-/Alt-modified character keys (#399, #252, #523, #602, #645, ~#524, ~#817, ~#451).
  • Suspend shortcut handling during numeric character input.
  • Revise and fix numeric character input.
  • Distinct Unicode vs. hexadecimal numeric character input.
  • Menu key opens menu inside terminal, also stops numeric input.
  • Fixed Compose sequences with more than 2 characters (broken since 3.1.5).

Font rendering

  • Right-to-left font fallback (#1148).
  • Fixed auto-widening of ambiguous-width letters (broken since 3.4.4).
  • Speedup rendering of replacement indication of invalid character codes (#1145).
  • Extend cell zoom to some Geometric Shapes U+25E2.., Dingbats U+1F67C.., and Symbols U+1FB00..U+1FBB3.

Startup

  • Trimming irrelevant and possibly confusing environment variables before child invocation (xterm).

Configuration

  • New themes helmholtz and luminous (contributed by Andy Koppe).
  • Setting helmholtz theme as default colour scheme.
  • New option -Rt to report the tty name of the child process / shell.
  • New option ShootFoot (#399, #252, #523, #602, #645, ~#524, ~#817, ~#451).
  • New option RewrapOnResize (#82), interactive (Options dialog).
  • New user-definable function unicode-char.
  • Updated X11-derived data: compose sequences and colour names.