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Thank you for your hardworking on bug fixes and new feature implements.
I just updated to 1.1.1 and I noticed that the ANSI support is still not perfect.
I run echo -e "\033[48;5;248m\033[38;5;40m 1 \033[39m 2 \033[38;5;196m 3" in the terminal, the output is shown below:
However, when I put it in a plugin script, the output is:
It seems that \033[39m, reset the foreground color to default, doesn't work well.
Similarly, \033[49m, reset the background color to default, doesn't work as well. Shown below:
Run in terminal:
Plugin:
Thank you very much. ❤️
Sorry that I keep reporting issues related to ANSI, Lol. On one hand, I really need this complex combination to implement my little plugin, and on the other hand, I wish SwiftBar to be as perfect as possible. Thanks for your patience!
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Hi,
Thank you for your hardworking on bug fixes and new feature implements.
I just updated to 1.1.1 and I noticed that the ANSI support is still not perfect.
I run
echo -e "\033[48;5;248m\033[38;5;40m 1 \033[39m 2 \033[38;5;196m 3"
in the terminal, the output is shown below:However, when I put it in a plugin script, the output is:
It seems that
\033[39m
, reset the foreground color to default, doesn't work well.Similarly,
\033[49m
, reset the background color to default, doesn't work as well. Shown below:Run in terminal:
Plugin:
Thank you very much. ❤️
Sorry that I keep reporting issues related to ANSI, Lol. On one hand, I really need this complex combination to implement my little plugin, and on the other hand, I wish SwiftBar to be as perfect as possible. Thanks for your patience!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: