This change only queues the exposed region to be repainted on UIKit. #291
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This works, but it exposes a problem: scrolling of text (ls -l on a large directory) will redraw the text on top of the old text - this is caused by the clear background that I allow using. So I need to account for that. This sadly also brings back the ugly bar at the bottom, because the UIScrollView allows for over-scroll, and I do not seem to have a way of painting there. The solutions on StackOverflow include "Append a view underneat with the color that you want" which is some ugly stuff. Will investigate later.
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I fixed the repaint issues on main, so this patch can likely go in soon. |
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This works, but it exposes a problem: scrolling of text (ls -l on a large directory) will redraw the text on top of the old text - this is caused by the
clear background that I allow using. So I need to account for that.
This sadly also brings back the ugly bar at the bottom, because the UIScrollView allows for over-scroll, and I do not seem to have a way of painting there. The solutions on StackOverflow include "Append a view underneat with the color that
you want" which is some ugly stuff. Will investigate later.