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Pretty Rust backtraces in raw terminal mode
Pretty Rust backtraces in raw terminal mode.
In my efforts to get better at Rust I’ve recently been working on a terminal-based roguelike game. One of the first things terminal-based applications (e.g. games, text editors, tools like top) do at startup is switch the terminal into raw mode. This article is about a short journey of how-do-I-get-a-pretty-panic-backtrace-when-my-terminal-is-in-raw-mode.
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