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cargo run --example examplename
Names of examples are listed in the Cargo.toml file at the base of the repository source tree
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Thank you very much for your help, I already understand what I have to do. I will take the time to do some tests outside of work, and then I will tell you the test results.
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I have tried using the code to control the size of the terminal window, but I failed, and the window size has not changed since the code was executed.
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There are a couple of way of how to test your terminal.
Try the following examples:
https://github.com/TimonPost/crossterm/tree/master/examples/program_examples
I think if those are working I am more than happy.
You may want to also checkout what @Jojolepro said. There are a few examples in the cargo.toml you can run with the cargo command.
Maybe I know how to solve the terminal resize issue. I also encountered the problem. The thing is that it is working but it resizes the terminal buffer not the terminal window itself. I think this is a problem of the terminal you are using because they are not handing some ansi escape codes the right way. But maybe I know some way around.
What terminal are you using?
And for testing you can also run cargo test --all
Please let me know if you get what I mean with the above, otherwise I'll add some more detailed instructions.
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That's amazing. If there are some things not working out please let me know. If some functionality is not working, it depends on what kind, otherwise we could still add it to the list but with a note of the missing thing.
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closing this issue since it is not really relevant anymore.
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