Closed pradeepu1995 closed 5 years ago
Hello,
Can you tell me, what OS, python version, plotille version, terminal and font you are using. This will help me reproduce the behavior and find a solution. Best, Tammo
Thank you for your quick response,
OS - arch Linux (4.12
)
Python version 3.6.2
plotille version 3.4
Terminal - xfce4-terminal (0.8.6
)
Font - Monospace Regular
I am not 100% sure, but I would point to the font for the seen effect: all 8 braille dots are visible and only the selected ones are highlighted. Have a look at the colored characters in the image you provided. Can you install and use a different font in the terminal. I have good experiences with Inconsolata and Source Code Pro.
Ok sir. I will try and let you know if that worked for me.
If the error persists, please reopen the issue and detail the errors.
I also thought this was a font issue. I am getting this kind of result with Source Code Pro
in VS Code's integrated terminal:
And this with SF Mono
(the default for macOS) in Terminal.app:
Changing the font to SF Mono in VS Code still shows the dots, so it is likely not the font itself, but some other settings.
Both terminals have xterm-256color
as $TERM
.
Hi @slhck,
this still looks like a font issue in the VS Code terminal. Did you set the terminal font to SF Mono or the editor font - they can be set independently:
Hm, I've definitely set it to other fonts to check, as I can see the font change when I change the setting, and it still looks like this, also trying with Consolas
or Menlo
:
It's also not the color theme, as far as I can tell, as I can't find any VS Code theme that doesn't render it like this.
Sir, I am searching for a library to draw graph in terminal and I found this library and used this, but the output is not getting as required. Please help out.
The code I used (which is given in readme of your library)
The output what I got
The actual output (shown in read me)
Why I am getting the extra
braille dots
? Please help me. Waiting for your replay.Thank you.