This is not 100% finished and will be refined in the future, as I plan to
do a bit of an overhaul on how the process widget is going to look and
functionality. In particular, tabbed is currently kinda just slapped
together (I just combine all the states together as one big string).
However, it is enough to work and show state normally...
The total memory values may be zero when bottom is run on an unsupported
(or not-fully-supported) platform.
The previous behavior resulted in a NaN value for the memory datapoints,
which was passed through to tui-rs which ultimately panicked when
attempting to graph the memory widget.
* Uptick some crates, update README dependencies
* Cleanup before modularity feature.
* Fix missing reset zoom on reset
* Fixed reset... not resetting search or data displayed
* Cleaned up options a tiny bit to make more sense.
* Cleaned up some TODOs and the like.
* specify only build master branch.
* Initial fix, but pending a rewrite.
* Initial fix, but pending a rewrite.
* Merged two separate iterations into one for cpu legend.
* Refactor average cpu, fix bug with legend and cursor.
* Remove debug statement.
* Remove redundant functions from main
* Update pull request template.
* Format temperature line.
* Update README for chocolatey.
* Add note about basic mode and htop's inspiration.
* Fixes search with small mode by changing the prompt based on size.
* Minor fixes for search
- Remove ignore unused var lint
- Add a bit more spacing to deal with large unicode
- Add on-right movement on type
* Add contributor's list and bug/req section
* Check for div by zero
* Fix for dd in terms of sizing.
* Added (temporary) fix for help box. Scrolling is the ideal solution but will leave that for another time.
* Fix typo and run rustfmt.
* Also add rustfmt check to travis... this might be temporary.
* Add a bit on default config files being created in the debian extended description.
* Add rustup component add to travis.
* Disable rustfmt for now, seems to play weird on windows builds.
* Remove unneccesary deprecate ignore.
Clement Tsang