Open nixpulvis opened 3 years ago
I'm working on that now. What argument is most intuitive for this? I'm using "-T" rn
Can you elaborate on exactly what you mean by that? What I'm hearing is "I wish that cmatrix would find the default terminal text color (singular) and use that". Is this what you mean?
I'm talking about the ANSI color codes (e.g. red \e[31m
), which there are 9 of.
So of all nine of those possibilities, you want cmatrix to choose one based off the current terminal settings?
Ideally,
cmatrix -C red -T
would use my default background, and the same escape \e[31m
for red.
I haven't seen a terminal background that cmatrix doesn't respect. Just tested on rxvt-univode, xterm, lxterminal, gnome terminal. So you're saying that the actual rgb values for RED, GREEN, etc. are all good, you just want cmatrix to use the default terminal background color instead of overwriting it? I think this is already the case. Can you explain what happens and why you don't like it. What you want to happen, and why?
It would be nice if there was an option to use the default colors of the terminal instead of the curses supplied ones.