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When I view a variable in the REPL that doesn't fit on one screen it appears to display the attributes using less, and I have the : prompt at the bottom of the screen. But the less key bindings don't work. I've tried the vim style bindings, emacs style, typed space to page down, and typed q to exit the pager. All the keys are just echoed to the screen but they do not actually do anything. It appears they are simply not passed through to the pager. All I can do is ctl-c to exit jard and start over.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Debug a script with a variable with a lot of attributes
View the variable in the REPL
It appears to display the attributes in the pager, but you can't actually move around in the pager.
Expected behavior
Standard pager movement should work.
Environment (please complete the following information):
OS: MacOS 10.15.6 Catalina
ITerm2
Output when you run tput colors in your terminal => 256
Output when you run echo $TERM in your terminal => xterm-256color
When I view a variable in the REPL that doesn't fit on one screen it appears to display the attributes using
less, and I have the:prompt at the bottom of the screen. But thelesskey bindings don't work. I've tried the vim style bindings, emacs style, typedspaceto page down, and typedqto exit the pager. All the keys are just echoed to the screen but they do not actually do anything. It appears they are simply not passed through to the pager. All I can do isctl-cto exit jard and start over.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Standard pager movement should work.
Environment (please complete the following information):
tput colorsin your terminal=> 256echo $TERMin your terminal=> xterm-256colorstty=> No