Fix tty emacs colour handling on OS X

illusori commented 13 years ago

Add definition of solarized terminal colours so that closest-colour matching works for tty emacs.
- This ensures that the correct colour index is used in terminals, regardless of what colour value is being asked for by color-theme-solarized.
- If the correct colour values are set, it ensures that the remapped Solarized terminal colours play nice with anything else in emacs trying to choose the right tty colour to display.
Adjust colour table values so that:
- "Gen RGB" matches those set by Solarized OS X Terminal.app profiles.
- "Degraded" matches the colour-profile-mangled version of the OS X Terminal.app profile colours.
- I'm not entirely sure this is the intent of the values in those columns, so maybe they should be in a new column rather than overwriting the old values.
Add face for buff-menu+ filename.

ghost commented 13 years ago

On gnome-terminal, both light and dark seem to have the same theme (dark).

illusori commented 13 years ago

@saiyr Can you try this latest commit? Seems to work for light mode for me, but I don't use light mode and probably wouldn't recognise any problems. :)

ghost commented 13 years ago

Looks like this one works.

sellout commented 12 years ago

Hopefully this issue is fixed. Please reopen if it's still an issue.

ghost commented 9 years ago

I don't know if this is still bothering people, but I found out that solarised-dark works as expected in Terminal.app set with 256 colours, if the default theme is deactivated first, though it messes up things in emacs GUI... unless I manually run (load-theme 'solarised-dark t) again after startup.

(defadvice load-theme 
  (before theme-dont-propagate activate)
  (mapcar #'disable-theme custom-enabled-themes))

sellout commented 9 years ago

Closing this (again), as I think it should be doing the right thing now.

sellout / emacs-color-theme-solarized

Fix tty emacs colour handling on OS X #22