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iridakos
stup is incompatible with most viewer
Is this correct output?
pon, 9 lis 2020, 16:29:04 CET
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Date: [1m[32mponiedziałek listopada 02, 2020(B[m(B[m
Category: [33mplany(B[m
• Nauka matematyki.
Date: [1m[32mwtorek listopada 03, 2020(B[m(B[m
Category: [33mplany(B[m
• Nauka matematyki.
• Kopia zapasoawa.
• Certyfikat BHP do biblioteki.
• Instrukcja laborki z fizyki.
Date: [1m[32mśroda listopada 04, 2020(B[m(B[m
Category: [33mdziałania(B[m
• 17:46:27 Jedzenie pizzy Gusepe.
• 18:29:10 Nauka matematyki.
• 20:17:34 Nauka fizyki.
Category: [33mplany(B[m
• Nauka matematyki: 18:00-20:00.
• Nauka fizyki: 20:00-21:15.
Date: [1m[32mczwartek listopada 05, 2020(B[m(B[m
Category: [33mdziałania(B[m
• 17:45:00 Nauka fizyki.
• 19:00:01 Mycie szklanego stołu. Porządkowanie dokumentów samochodu. Zamawianie koszulek na materiały do nauki.
• 20:21:00 Aktualizacja Podstawowe Zabezpieczenie Stacji Roboczych Linux Debian.
Category: [33mplany(B[m
• 17:00 Konsultacje.
• 17:30-19:00 Nauka fizyki.
• 19:20-21:20 Aktualizacja Podstawowe Zabezpieczenie Stacji Roboczych Linux Debian.
Date: [1m[32mniedziela listopada 08, 2020(B[m(B[m
Category: [33mplany(B[m
• Lab. z fizyki: ćw. Torsje.
Explanation:
Date: is followed by spaces and rubbish: [1m[32m
Date line is ended with rubbish: (B[m(B[m
Category: is followed by rubbish: [33m
Category line is followed by rubbish: (B[m(B[m
Stup is intended to be used directly from the terminal, and it doesn't change its output when you redirect it to a file. The spaces are to nicely align the date & category, the 'rubbish' is for colouring text. You can filter it out with a sed script (I don't have it anymore).
Don't get me wrong. In true in hury I paste wrong artifacts, but problem exists. I use the most text viewer:
/home/energokoder/.config/stup.conf
categories_root=/home/energokoder/stup
default_category=personal
stup_editor=mcedit
default_command=show
default_show_at=yesterday
default_add_at=today
default_edit_at=today
default_copy_from=yesterday
default_copy_to=today
pager=most
The stup month result:
Explanation:
You can see in many places: ^[(B^[(B artifacts...
Try running tput sgr0, I'm interested in the output.
Maybe also tput sgr0 | most
Yeah, so that's it. Does it do the same when you run it w/o most, i.e. just tput sgr0?
The correct behaviour should be that it 'prints nothing' (actually it should print just an escape sequence, but that's invisible from the view of the user)
Then I think you should report this to most, it seems it messes up the terminfo (maybe they'll tell you it's a bug in tput, I don't know where exactly it happens)
FYI, I can reproduce this tput sgr0 | most bug with Alacritty as the terminal
Edit: oh wait, but it's kind of weird, coz the variable is assigned long before forwarding output to most, but also there's no such problem when I echo -e '\e[0m' | most
@iridakos do you have any idea what's happening here?
So I was finally able to find out what tput sgr0 actually prints — it's \e(B\e[m. When I echo -e that, it just resets the text properties, but when I pipe it to most, the first part is changed.
Check if most has any config regarding this, or if you should report it to them.
Given that @EnergoKoder hasn’t responded for a week & that on our side it’s resolved, can this issue be closed now?
I reported issue to author of most, but email mentioned in man was outdated. Can't deiivery message contains other email. I send report, but with out any response so far.
In my opinion you can close this issue...