Closed bshillingford closed 8 years ago
Hey. I'm very sorry for not answering sooner, I somehow missed the notification email.
This is a great feature, I had no idea you could set the terminal title using ANSI escape codes.
But why is this a optional feature? Why not enable it by default?
I assumed not all terminals support this feature, although I guess that's true for colour too. I'll change it to on by default later.
A better solution would be to check termcap/terminfo for colour/title support, but I'm not sure how to do this and don't want to add non-builtin dependencies.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 2:36 PM, Danilo Bargen notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey. I'm very sorry for not answering sooner, I somehow missed the notification email.
This is a great feature, I had no idea you could set the terminal title using ANSI escape codes.
But why is this a optional feature? Why not enable it by default?
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Right now I'd simply assume ANSI compatibility. We could probably even set it as a requirement for using Orochi.
I tested it in xterm as well as in the OS X terminal, they both supported the escape sequences. They don't work in IDLE, but on the other hand the colors don't work in there either.
Sorry again for not answering sooner, but I don't get any notification for new commit pushes without comments :)
Strictly speaking the readline history shouldn't belong in the XDG_CONFIG_HOME directory, but instead in the XDG_CACHE_HOME directory. But I can do that change myself.
Merged in 929fd23 and 521afb0. Thanks!
Cheers, Brendan