cursor position bug in Aggregate Completer

[tkruse]

Hi,
I notice a regression in JLine2.13 for AggregateCompleter, when the cursor is in the middle of an argument. It is a bit difficult to reproduce right now:

List<Completer> completors = new LinkedList<Completer>();
completors.add(
  new ArgumentCompleter(
    new StringsCompleter("foo11", "foo12", "foo13"),
    new StringsCompleter("foo21", "foo22", "foo23")));

Then, type these keys exactly, | indicates cursor position:

Type: f, o, o, 1, <left>
Result: foo|1
Type: <tab>
Result: foo11|1
Type: <right>, <backspace>, <backspace>, <left>
Result: foo|1
Type <tab>
Result: foo1o|o
# should be: foo11|1

At the end, the cursor cannot go back to delete the first 'f'.

In JLine 2.12.0 and 2.12.1, the behavior is different, with a harmless glitch (additional virtual '1' appears behind the last valid char of the buffer), but else consistent.

Using git bisect, I believe the regression appears with 3b0c474 : Support for infocmp capabilities.

[tkruse]

I found this using Ubuntu Trusty and Java 1.7.0_80

[retronym]

+1

We're seeing this in the Scala REPL with both JLine 2.12.1 and 2.13.

I've spent some time trying to diagnose the problem but didn't make any headway.

[gnodet]

Fixed by 8beae1a

[retronym]

Wow, thanks! I've just tested with master and things look good.

Looking forward to 2.13.1. Any idea of likely timeframe for the next release?

[PascalSchumacher]

I agree, a jline2 release containing this fix would be very nice to have.

[PascalSchumacher]

Can provide a release with this fix, pretty please?

We would really like to update to JLine 2.13