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Can we please have clearer documentation in MSDN on what the failure behaviour of these functions is? For instance:
It's not documented whether we need to set the buffer back to the original mode on failure.
It's not documented what error codes we can expect to get from GetLastError and whether it's even possible to handle them (it could be any of 16000 errors!).
It's not documented whether buffers and their modes persist when the program exits.
I understand the need to keep suboptimal behaviour because old versions of powershell were incorrect, but I need to know about it in advance so that I can make my programs correct.
Which output modes are inherited when a new screen buffer is created. E.g.; I've seen ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING inherited, while other modes like ENABLE_WRAP_AT_EOL_OUTPUT are reset.
Originally posted by @Gyross in microsoft/terminal#13738 (comment)
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