Strange behavior on windows

[tjarratt]

I was using ts on windows and everything worked fine in cmd.exe. However, when I ran my simple app in powershell, I noticed some strange behavior; it appears that powershell incorrectly reports its height as the width.

Example:

package "main"

import (
  "github.com/olekukonko/ts"
)

func main() {
  size, _ := ts.GetSize()
  println(size.Col())
}

If you run this over and over, the number it prints out will keep increasing as the number of rows in the output increases. Have you seen this behavior before? I searched around but couldn't find anyone with a similar problem.

[olekukonko]

Have never used or tested it on powershell before ... I would investigate this behavior an get back to you.

[DataWraith]

Any update on this? I seem to be getting this behavior both in powershell and cmd.exe. I'm using pb, and the progress bars get longer and longer with every invocation.

[tjarratt]

@DataWraith that was the exact same behavior that I saw, but I recall only seeing it in powershell. If it also occurs in cmd.exe then it should be easier to fix.

[prasannavl]

Just sent in the pull request #2

This should fix it.

[tjarratt]

This is really exciting. Can't wait to try it out and see if it fixes it.