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This change adds a new TermOption, "has_leading_newline". When this option is set to false (default is true), TermLock::ensure_height() does not add a leading newline (=the separator between the original line contents and the new contents) to the output anymore. When it is set to true, there is no change in ensure_height()'s behavior (the leading newline is present).
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This change adds a new TermOption, "has_leading_newline".
When this option is set to false (default is true), TermLock::ensure_height() would not add a leading newline (=the separator between the original line contents and the new contents) to the output anymore.
When it is set to true, there is no change in ensure_height()'s behavior (the leading newline is present).
I'm using this option and setting it to false in my version of skim (https://github.com/c4eater/skim/tree/disable-leading-newline) because the output looks better without the leading newline.
Here are some screenshots of skim with and without the leading newline:
If has_leading_newline is false:
If has_leading_newline is true (default):