Lispyville issue with terminal scrolling

[bepvte]

What did you expect to happen?
Scrolling in lispyville-mode, in non graphical emacs, should scroll the buffer

What actually happened?
Many brackets appear in the buffer

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Steps to reproduce:

1. Enable lispyville in init.el
2. Open emacs in terminal mode
3. Open a lispyville file and try to scroll the terminal (I used gnome-terminal)

System information:

Place the output of `M-x doom/info` or `~/.emacs.d/bin/doom info` here.

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[hlissner]

What do you mean by "scrolling"? With the mouse wheel/trackpad? With j/k? C-d/C-u?

[bepvte]

Mouse wheel in the terminal window

[hlissner]

Turns out this is because lispyville binds lispyville-wrap-brackets to M-[, which is the escape code terminals receive when you scroll with your mouse in the terminal.

Not sure I can -- or should -- do anything about this, necessarily. Perhaps it should be brought up upstream to be accommodated or documented?

[noctuid]

This is keybinding is not created by default, so I'm not going to change it, but I put a note in the readme.

[hlissner]

@noctuid Sounds good. Thanks!

@bepvte I've also disabled a few of the extra key themes by default in 84a525a, so I'll consider this resolved. Let me know if that isn't the case and I'll reopen this. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!