ble.sh

ble.sh copied to clipboard

ble version: 0.4.0-devel3+793dfad Bash version: 5.2.0(1)-rc2 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)

I would like Ble.sh to only use the 16 basic terminal colours, since those are the colours of my preferred theme. However, setting the config option bleopt term_index_colors=0 as the documentation suggests does not change this, as (for example) file paths are still shown in colour #26.

bleopt term_index_colors is used to tell ble.sh about the color support of the terminal that you use, so if you specify a value inconsistent with the actual color support of your terminal, the resulting behavior is not necessarily the one you expect. In fact, ble.sh combines several ways to detect the color support of the terminal, and if ble.sh detects the support for the indexed colors in another way, ble.sh still tries to use the indexed colors.

Maybe I can adjust the behavior so that bleopt term_index_colors overrides the other detection mechanisms.

That makes sense. Maybe not have bleopt term_index_colors override but instead have that as the maximum number of colours to use(?)

Thanks, I'm currently thinking of making term_index_colors=auto (or -1) default, with which the other detection is used, and letting it override the other detection only when term_index_colors is set to an integer value.

Yes that seems like sensible behavior

I have supported it in 7d238c0. Could you update ble.sh by running ble-update in a ble.sh session and see if it works as you expect? Thank you!

Oops sorry only just got the notification for this. I updated it and it worked perfectly!! Thanks again!

OK! Thank you for checking!