Unwanted characters printing after bar.finish()

[AldoMaine]

Windows 10, Python 3.9.7

Running this code:

`import random
import time
from progress.bar import Bar

def sleep():
t = 0.01
t += t * random.uniform(-0.1, 0.1) # Add some variance
time.sleep(t)

bar = Bar('Processing')
for i in bar.iter(range(200, 400)):
sleep()
bar.finish()`

Yields this in the console:
Processing |################################| 200/200
�[?25h

The last line is the unexpected output.

Investigation:
When finish() runs, it prints '\x1b[?25h' if hidden_cursor is True. On my system that results in the unwanted characters shown above. Probably a Windows thing?

Workaround: add bar._hidden_cursor = False before bar.finish()

[JadedHeart]

I have the same issue from time to time.

Windows 10, Python 3.10.5

[james-duvall]

I had the same issue and I found a good solution in this stackoverflow post

Windows 10, Python 3.11.3

It seems that Windows does not really support the VT100 terminal escape codes. The Python cursor module implements a platform independent cursor hide/show. It uses the Windows API on Windows and the VT100 codes on Posix.

I just created a pull request (#109)

[mfebrizio]

The PR from @james-duvall fixes the issue and should be merged!