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In Curses driver, ESC has a built-in 200ms pause, which makes it hard to make ESC responsive
See original GitHub issueThis is really noticeable in UI Catalog (sync latest to PR) where ESC is used to exit a Scenario.
On Linux (with Curses) it takes 1-2 seconds for the Scenario to close.
I looked at the Unix.MainLoop and Cruses code, but I can’t tell why this is.
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@bdisp asked in #387: “Did you try that removing the timeout in #439 to see if it works without problems?”
Yes, and it removes the delay, but would break the “ESC-F” == “Alt-F” functionality.
Yes but I think saw some changes on the timeout recently by you.