fix ui #4760
fix ui #4760
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Seamless Confirmation: When responding to Aider's prompts (e.g., "Open URL for more info?") with a single-character response like 'y', pressing Enter now confirms the action immediately. Command Efficiency: Native Aider commands, such as /exit or /add, now behave like a standard terminal interface, executing instantly upon pressing Enter. Input Security: For standard chat messages, Enter serves as a safe "newline" to prevent the accidental transmission of incomplete prompts. Users must use Ctrl+G (or Alt+Enter) to explicitly send the message to the AI.
To maximize efficiency while maintaining safety, I have implemented a dual-path submission logic: Primary Path (Implicit): Users can now terminate messages with a semicolon (;) and press Enter. The UI will automatically strip the semicolon and submit the prompt. Secondary Path (Explicit): Retained Ctrl+G and added Alt+Enter as "Force Send" keys. These bypass all content checks and immediately push the buffer to the AI. Rationale: This hybrid approach provides the speed of a terminal (via semicolon/Enter) without losing the dedicated control offered by a physical hotkey.
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To maximize efficiency while maintaining safety, I have implemented a dual-path submission logic: Primary Path (Implicit): Users can now terminate messages with a semicolon (;) and press Enter. The UI will automatically strip the semicolon and submit the prompt. Secondary Path (Explicit): Retained Ctrl+G and added Alt+Enter as "Force Send" keys. These bypass all content checks and immediately push the buffer to the AI. Rationale: This hybrid approach provides the speed of a terminal (via semicolon/Enter) without losing the dedicated control offered by a physical hotkey. |
Issue: > Terminals lacking "Bracketed Paste" support simulate an Enter key event for every newline character during a paste operation. This causes premature submission of partial code snippets if an intermediate line ends with a semicolon.
This update enhances the io.py input logic by introducing a "Structural Balance" check for the Enter key.
Delimiter Matching: The input buffer now tracks the balance of curly braces {}, square brackets [], and parentheses ().
Safe Statement Termination: The semicolon (;) only triggers a submission when all delimiters are balanced, preventing premature execution during multi-line code pasting.
Consistent Command UX: Native Aider commands (/) and confirmation prompts (y/n) continue to execute instantly, maintaining a high-velocity workflow.
Manual Overrides: Ctrl+G and Alt+Enter are preserved as explicit submission keys to bypass structural checks when needed.
…ures' for tree-sitter >= 0.22.0 I encountered an AttributeError in repomap.py when running Aider with the latest tree-sitter (v0.25.2). This is due to the breaking changes introduced in tree-sitter v0.22.0 where the .captures() method was moved from the Query object to QueryCursor. I have implemented a backward-compatible fix in repomap.py that checks for the existence of these attributes before calling them. This ensures Aider works with both older and newer versions of the tree-sitter library.
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fix: AttributeError in repomap.py due to tree-sitter 0.22.0+ API changes I encountered an AttributeError in repomap.py when running Aider with tree-sitter v0.25.2. This is caused by breaking changes introduced in tree-sitter v0.22.0, where the .captures() method was moved from the Query object to QueryCursor. I have implemented a backward-compatible fix in repomap.py that uses hasattr to check for the existence of these attributes before calling them. This ensures Aider continues to work seamlessly with both legacy (pre-0.22.0) and modern versions of the tree-sitter library. |
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The input UI interface has been changed, and the send button has been modified to prevent the copied code from the web from accidentally triggering the send button.
