Handle multibyte character input by KeyStroke #713
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Depends on #712
Third step of #708
LineEditor was handling multibyte input with
@multibyte_buffer. I think it should be done in keystroke recognizing layer.We can handle multibyte character by
:matching | :matched | :matching_matchedmechanism just like other keystroke inputs.Bug fix
When invalid byte is input to Reline, Reline does not respond to any key except arrow keys.
You can not input anything because
@multibyte_buffernever become a valid string.This pull request considers invalid string as
:matching_matched. It can be a broken string (:matched) and it can also be part of a valid multibyte character (:matching).This way, if Reline doesn't receive next bytes within keyseq timeout, Reline can ignore the broken input bytes.