On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 12:57:22AM -0600, J Raynor wrote:
> I’ve attached a patch that allows you to set the foreground and
> background color for a pane. The way it works is that, when tmux
> writes to the screen, if it would have written with the terminal’s
> default color, but you’ve set the pane’s default color option, then
> it’ll use that color instead. Doing it this way means this feature
> won’t interfere with terminal applications that use setab/setaf.
But might make tmux flicker quite a bit over SSH or on slower terminals.
> The patch adds a colour-pane command (note the spelling), with an
It should be that; I'm British, and that's the current spelling of the other
tmux commands which have colour in their name.
> alias of colourp. You specify colors with the style syntax, though
> only the fg/bg parts of a style are used. Attributes like dim,
> underline, etc. are ignored. Here’s a brief usage description:
Not speaking for the impetus of this change, I don't see that we need a
separate command for this; it should work like any other setting.
> + str = args->argv[0];
> + if (*str == '\0')
> + gc = NULL;
> + else {
> + gc = xmalloc(sizeof *gc);
> + memcpy(gc, &grid_default_cell, sizeof *gc);
> + ret = style_parse(&grid_default_cell, gc, str);
I wouldn't bother allocating gc on the heap here. Just pass it through as
&gc.
-- Thomas Adam
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