Hello and thank you for the great unit. I love having 256 color support in Emacs shells.
OK, onto my patch suggestion: With other terminals I've been using the 90-99 high intensity foreground text color ANSI sequence (c.f., wikipedia's page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#graphics ). Yeah, it's non-standard, but it seems to be supported in the terminals I use.
I've patched my copy of xterm-color to add the following code directly above the default "...not implemented SGR attribute" bailout for xterm-color--dispatch-csi:
Hello and thank you for the great unit. I love having 256 color support in Emacs shells.
OK, onto my patch suggestion: With other terminals I've been using the 90-99 high intensity foreground text color ANSI sequence (c.f., wikipedia's page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#graphics ). Yeah, it's non-standard, but it seems to be supported in the terminals I use.
I've patched my copy of xterm-color to add the following code directly above the default "...not implemented SGR attribute" bailout for xterm-color--dispatch-csi:
Any interest in adding this patch?