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Reuse the empty character structure to save memory and processing time
See original GitHub issueRight now on resize the line is filled with “empty” characters which pad the row, these are then cut from the row if the resize reduces columns.
A better way to handle this would be to have a single “padding” char which is not added to the rows but instead used to fill in the rows if a row’s size is less than Terminal.cols.
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Would have to test it but the idea would be to always assume rows are
this.colsin length and if it’s not found, assume it’s the empty character. If you have a good test case for your concern let me know.I think the structure should stay the same, just not create so many nbsp character arrays.