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view src/libvterm/t/44screen_pen.test @ 13616:b6998c6374e1 v8.0.1680
patch 8.0.1680: memory allocated by libvterm is not profiled
commit https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/756ef113d14428e598274f87672d7f0e34ff9781
Author: Bram Moolenaar <Bram@vim.org>
Date: Tue Apr 10 12:04:27 2018 +0200
patch 8.0.1680: memory allocated by libvterm is not profiled
Problem: Memory allocated by libvterm does not show up in profile.
Solution: Pass allocater functions to vterm_new().
author | Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org> |
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date | Tue, 10 Apr 2018 12:15:08 +0200 |
parents | b8299e742f41 |
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INIT WANTSCREEN RESET !Plain PUSH "A" ?screen_cell 0,0 = {0x41} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Bold PUSH "\e[1mB" ?screen_cell 0,1 = {0x42} width=1 attrs={B} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Italic PUSH "\e[3mC" ?screen_cell 0,2 = {0x43} width=1 attrs={BI} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Underline PUSH "\e[4mD" ?screen_cell 0,3 = {0x44} width=1 attrs={BU1I} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Reset PUSH "\e[mE" ?screen_cell 0,4 = {0x45} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Font PUSH "\e[11mF\e[m" ?screen_cell 0,5 = {0x46} width=1 attrs={F1} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Foreground PUSH "\e[31mG\e[m" ?screen_cell 0,6 = {0x47} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(224,0,0) bg=rgb(0,0,0) !Background PUSH "\e[42mH\e[m" ?screen_cell 0,7 = {0x48} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,224,0) !EL sets reverse and colours to end of line PUSH "\e[H\e[7;33;44m\e[K" ?screen_cell 0,0 = {} width=1 attrs={R} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) ?screen_cell 0,79 = {} width=1 attrs={R} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) !DECSCNM xors reverse for entire screen PUSH "\e[?5h" ?screen_cell 0,0 = {} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) ?screen_cell 0,79 = {} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) ?screen_cell 1,0 = {} width=1 attrs={R} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) PUSH "\e[?5\$p" output "\e[?5;1\$y" PUSH "\e[?5l" ?screen_cell 0,0 = {} width=1 attrs={R} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) ?screen_cell 0,79 = {} width=1 attrs={R} fg=rgb(224,224,0) bg=rgb(0,0,224) ?screen_cell 1,0 = {} width=1 attrs={} fg=rgb(240,240,240) bg=rgb(0,0,0) PUSH "\e[?5\$p" output "\e[?5;2\$y"