Closed matkuki closed 10 months ago
@superbobry
I've also checked that there is no color information in the buffer,
so when printing the bg
and fg
of each character, it's always default
for both for all characters in the buffer,
when the nano
screen is loaded.
When reverse
of character is True, you need to swap the default color โโโโof fg
and bg
.
@mumu-lhl Yes, that's it, thanks ๐
Hi
I'm using
Pyte
to create a terminal emulator and most things work without problems, but when running thenano
editor, the color information seems to be lost. This is a screenshot of runningnano
withPyte
: ... but it should look like this (this is example of runningnano
in a default terminal):To test that my color handling is working I ran the 256 color test and I get this: ... so the color handling is correct.
Any ideas on how to fix this?