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[Feature request] Set background & foreground inline #179

Closed fedeiglesias closed 3 years ago

fedeiglesias commented 3 years ago

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This is not an issue, its a "nice to have" feature. As we read in the color documentation we can set a foreground color in the segment for any specific text. It will be nice to be able to set also the background, i think something like this

<#ff0000,#00ff00>Hello budy!</>

Where the first or the second can be the foreground and background.

It will be usefull in escenarios like that, in where we want to put a "label" for an specific path (but not for the rest)

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Thank you for this awesome tool !!!

JanDeDobbeleer commented 3 years ago

Let's see what can be done. I think it's possible, and the suggestion could even work in terms of interface.

shedric1 commented 3 years ago

I was looking for a way to do this, and the syntax suggestion inspired me to get it set up. Hope that's all right! I'm no expert with Go, so feel free to suggest changes/totally alter it as needed.

Existing themes with in-line colors shouldn't need to change anything, the suggested syntax only adds new options.

And now I can connect plain style segments to powerline segments without a blank space between! image of inline background color changes

JanDeDobbeleer commented 3 years ago

Should be live! (or ASAP 😅)

fedeiglesias commented 3 years ago

@shedric1 thank you very much mate! I think i need to learn some GoLang 😄 @JanDeDobbeleer I'm in love with oh-my-posh!!! in my new job we use Win env for work and I won't miss bash at all! Here is the feature working like a charm 👌

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