Closed lstrzebinczyk closed 7 years ago
This depends upon your curses version, it seems. ncurses 6.0 seems to support more than 16 colors:
Extend the cchar_t structure to allow more than 16 colors to be encoded.
It would seem that I have ncurses 5 installed (I'm using ubuntu 14.04). Does that mean no colors for me, if I'm not willing to install ncurses 6?
You will need to upgrade to ncurses 6 to get more than 8 colors (I'm guessing it ncurses 5 supports 8 foreground and 8 background).
The curses gem may need an update to support more colors too, so I am leaving this open.
Understood, thank you for your answers.
It seems that the problem has been solved, so I close this issue.
Hi
I can use 8 colors provided, but I would very much like to use more than that. Is there any nice way for me to define my own colors? I can't find any reasonable resources on this idea. This might be helpful:
can_change_colors?
, returns false for me, but I have no idea why.will render me a nice, grey "t"