<p dir="auto">Please allow terminal to run scripts at startup from a task bar jump list.</p>
<p dir="auto">What would be nice is having the Windows Terminal jump list provide a list of startup scripts, same way VS allows me to open projects form the jump list. I could pull up the jump list from the task bar and select whichever project I was working on. For example I could select a script from the jump list to take me to a particular working directory and setup command line compilation for the terminal instance.</p>
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<li>Your Windows build number:  (Type <code class="notranslate">ver</code> at a Windows Command Prompt)<br>
Version 10.0.17134.407, Intel Core i7-7700 embedded graphics, Full HD, 100%</li>
<li>What you're doing and what's happening:<br>
Our console app uses WriteConsoleOutputCharacterW, WriteConsoleOutputAttribute, FillConsoleOutputCharacterW, FillConsoleOutputAttribute etc.<br>
We draw on-screen boxes and menus using the box-drawing characters. When a sequence of characters is drawn in a single API call, the glyphs are contiguous. If written one at a time in adjacent locations, single pixel (I think) gaps separate the horizontal lines. The right-hand extension in the first image is done char-at-a-time, the horizontals in the tabs were done as single writes.<br>
We use a green background to indicate entry fields. When no text is written to the field cells, they draw slightly narrower than cells with text.<br>
I noticed something like this in the past, where writing a field to spaces to erase it then writing something in (or vice-versa, can't remember) left hairlines at the left and right edges of the region in question. This was hidden by carefully sequencing the write operations.<br>
This behaviour appears on some PCs in our company but not others.<br>
Previously I thought changing the font size fixed it, but not at present. This may be because the artifacts do not seem to appear for non-Unicode screen drawing using the same font and size.<br>
Note that choosing properties, font, OK causes the screen to redraw and all lines are contiguous until redrawn by the application when the gaps reappear.<br>
I normally use Lucida Console 18, but the same effect occurs with Consolas and at other font sizes. The image snippets captured use extra-large fonts for detail.</li>
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<li>What's wrong / what should be happening instead:<br>
Line-drawing characters should be contiguous, backgrounds should be uniformly sized.</li>
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