screen redraw after closing an outside window

[muralikodali]

I am using i3 window manager. After opening a file or image from joshuto and closing afterwards, screen display is not redrawn as shown below.

[kamiyaa]

Yes, this is a bug that I am aware of.
The current solution is to:

1. resize terminal
2. input some keys (which will trigger a redraw)
3. resize the terminal back
4. input more keys (which will trigger another redraw).

I'm not exactly sure how to implement this currently.
One thing that could be done is using events() instead of keys().
This should give a wider range of input types, not just keystrokes.

But this is currently not of high priority to me, so it might take a while for me to get back to this.

[kamiyaa]

Should be implemented in e4faa16

[kamiyaa]

Feel free to re-open issue if still not working

[goderich]

I'm using version 0.9.0 from Archlinux's AUR (joshuto-git), and still encountering this issue with a tiling window manager.

[kamiyaa]

I'm using version 0.9.0 from Archlinux's AUR (joshuto-git), and still encountering this issue with a tiling window manager.

Could you provide some more information and potentially a screenshot?
ie. before, after screenshots, what program/terminal/wm you were using, etc.

Thanks

[goderich]

Hi @kamiyaa , thanks for replying so quickly!

I am using bspwm as my WM, and alacritty as my terminal. Usually I run tmux too, but I tried joshuto in both, with the same results.
I don't know how to paste screenshots here (I don't think bspwm or any of my file managers do drag-and-drop), so here's an imgur link with the glitch in alacritty with and without tmux: https://imgur.com/a/SsosOvv

Please let me know what else I can do to help you help me.

[goderich]

OK, so I just upgraded my system and I don't seem to be experiencing it anymore (joshuto was not updated, mind). I don't know what happened. I'll keep you posted if this reappears.