Many terminals now support outputting 24 bit colour, but it appears this library is restricted to 8-bit colours. Outputting the raw escape sequence with printline causes the output to be displayed but any whitespaces are massively expanded.
e.g. Passing the following to Terminal::printline:
"\x1b[38;2;255;100;0mHELLO WORLD\x1b[0m"
Results in an output that looks a little like (the colours are correct, but spacing is way off):
HELLO WORLD
Are there any plans to directly support a wider range of colours, or allow clients to pass in raw escape sequences? Could it be that the escape sequences are already possible but I'm using them incorrectly?
Hi,
Many terminals now support outputting 24 bit colour, but it appears this library is restricted to 8-bit colours. Outputting the raw escape sequence with printline causes the output to be displayed but any whitespaces are massively expanded.
e.g. Passing the following to Terminal::printline:
"\x1b[38;2;255;100;0mHELLO WORLD\x1b[0m"Results in an output that looks a little like (the colours are correct, but spacing is way off):
Are there any plans to directly support a wider range of colours, or allow clients to pass in raw escape sequences? Could it be that the escape sequences are already possible but I'm using them incorrectly?
Cheers, Darren