Darren Schroeder
Darren Schroeder
Oh wow! Ya, that's totally cool. In think being able to inspect things is a good add.
Nice, this is cool. So, if the list is a table it shows like `ls -al | scroll` shows but if it has nested collections, it allows you to go...
> Not sure if you ran it; I ran it but it looks different/better now. I did `$nu.scope.commands | scroll` hit i and went down to `ansi gradient` then scrolled...
nice - looks good! it's really fun to play with.
> Now I see it's just that string values are not supported in fg/bg right? you are right that named colors are not supported with this syntax, only hex colors....
I can't get this to work to test it ``` scroll_config { highlight: { bg: '#ff0000', fg: '#ffffff' } selected_column: 'blue' selected_row: 'yellow' selected_cell: 'green' status_bar: 'blue' command_bar: 'blue' split_line:...
Oh, I just figured it out, why I was having problems with the config. It's because it needs have a colon after the scroll_config like `scroll_config: {`
oh wow, i didn't realize this actually works. I must of missed a PR ``` $"(ansi { fg: yellow bg: red attr: b})Hello(ansi reset)" ``` 
not quite the right colors but i'm starting to love this color customization feature. ``` # A 'scroll' utility config scroll_config: { highlight: { bg: yellow, fg: black } status_bar:...
oh nice! i like how you can output a column.