See #60; this is not working.
ESC does nothing. Instead, Ctrl-C is somehow interpreted as ESC. It's fine to support both Ctrl-C and ESC, but currently if Crtl-C is pressed, we'll print "used pressed ESC" which is also incorrect. I don't think we need to print anything other than "skipped".
See #60; this is not working.
ESCdoes nothing. Instead,Ctrl-Cis somehow interpreted asESC. It's fine to support bothCtrl-CandESC, but currently ifCrtl-Cis pressed, we'll print "used pressed ESC" which is also incorrect. I don't think we need to print anything other than "skipped".