LukeSmithxyz / st

Luke's fork of the suckless simple terminal (st) with vim bindings and Xresource compatibility.
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Bold cyan showing as green #327

Closed surskitt closed 2 years ago

surskitt commented 2 years ago

On the current build, when I run colortest, I get the following output:

b

Notice the bold cyan (1;36m) is green instead of cyan.

My current install is running off commit 8ab3d03681479263a11b05f7f1b53157f61e8c3b and shows the colours correctly.

b

My xresources file is:

 ! X colors.
! Generated by 'wal'
*foreground:        #d8dee9
*background:        #2e3440
*.foreground:       #d8dee9
*.background:       #2e3440
emacs*foreground:   #d8dee9
emacs*background:   #2e3440
URxvt*foreground:   #d8dee9
XTerm*foreground:   #d8dee9
UXTerm*foreground:  #d8dee9
URxvt*background:   [100]#2e3440
XTerm*background:   #2e3440
UXTerm*background:  #2e3440
URxvt*cursorColor:  #d8dee9
XTerm*cursorColor:  #d8dee9
UXTerm*cursorColor: #d8dee9
URxvt*borderColor:  [100]#2e3440

! Colors 0-15.
*.color0: #3b4252
*color0:  #3b4252
*.color1: #bf616a
*color1:  #bf616a
*.color2: #a3be8c
*color2:  #a3be8c
*.color3: #ebcb8b
*color3:  #ebcb8b
*.color4: #81a1c1
*color4:  #81a1c1
*.color5: #b48ead
*color5:  #b48ead
*.color6: #88c0d0
*color6:  #88c0d0
*.color7: #e5e9f0
*color7:  #e5e9f0
*.color8: #4c566a
*color8:  #4c566a
*.color9: #bf616a
*color9:  #bf616a
*.color10: #a3be8c
*color10:  #a3be8c
*.color11: #ebcb8b
*color11:  #ebcb8b
*.color12: #81a1c1
*color12:  #81a1c1
*.color13: #b48ead
*color13:  #b48ead
*.color14: #a3be8c
*color14:  #a3be8c
*.color15: #eceff4
*color15:  #eceff4

! Black color that will not be affected by bold highlighting.
*.color66: #3b4252
*color66:  #3b4252

! Xclock colors.
XClock*foreground: #d8dee9
XClock*background: #2e3440
XClock*majorColor:  rgba:ec/ef/f4/ff
XClock*minorColor:  rgba:ec/ef/f4/ff
XClock*hourColor:   rgba:ec/ef/f4/ff
XClock*minuteColor: rgba:ec/ef/f4/ff
XClock*secondColor: rgba:ec/ef/f4/ff

! Set depth to make transparency work.
URxvt*depth: 32