st terminal: Can't distinguish ctermfg=7 and ctermfg=15
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I've noticed that with default config.h of st, when I try to invoke vim inside st, there's no difference between white color ctermfg=7 and ctermfg=15.
Here I expect 7 will have less-white than 15 but I see no difference with :hi
How to change this behavior?
Resolved: I change the correct color in array colorname and rebuild.
vim suckless-terminal
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
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I've noticed that with default config.h of st, when I try to invoke vim inside st, there's no difference between white color ctermfg=7 and ctermfg=15.
Here I expect 7 will have less-white than 15 but I see no difference with :hi
How to change this behavior?
Resolved: I change the correct color in array colorname and rebuild.
vim suckless-terminal
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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up vote
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I've noticed that with default config.h of st, when I try to invoke vim inside st, there's no difference between white color ctermfg=7 and ctermfg=15.
Here I expect 7 will have less-white than 15 but I see no difference with :hi
How to change this behavior?
Resolved: I change the correct color in array colorname and rebuild.
vim suckless-terminal
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
I've noticed that with default config.h of st, when I try to invoke vim inside st, there's no difference between white color ctermfg=7 and ctermfg=15.
Here I expect 7 will have less-white than 15 but I see no difference with :hi
How to change this behavior?
Resolved: I change the correct color in array colorname and rebuild.
vim suckless-terminal
vim suckless-terminal
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
edited Sep 27 at 18:15
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
asked Sep 27 at 16:06
Tuyen Pham
30510
30510
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% infocmp -1 st|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
colors#8,
setaf=E[3%p1%dm,
%
The terminfo database entry for Simple Terminal tells the world that it supports 8 colours, and provides no mechanism for specifying more than 8 colours. That world includes VIM and every other program that uses terminfo.
% infocmp -1 st-256color|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
st-256color|stterm-256color|simpleterm with 256 colors,
colors#256,
setaf=E[%?%p1%8%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%16%<%t9%p1%8%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m,
%
If you want to convince the (terminfo-using part of the) world that Simple Terminal supports 256 colours, and tell it how to use those 256 colours, you need to specify a different terminal type.
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
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stdoes support 256 color.
– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
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And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
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1 Answer
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% infocmp -1 st|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
colors#8,
setaf=E[3%p1%dm,
%
The terminfo database entry for Simple Terminal tells the world that it supports 8 colours, and provides no mechanism for specifying more than 8 colours. That world includes VIM and every other program that uses terminfo.
% infocmp -1 st-256color|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
st-256color|stterm-256color|simpleterm with 256 colors,
colors#256,
setaf=E[%?%p1%8%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%16%<%t9%p1%8%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m,
%
If you want to convince the (terminfo-using part of the) world that Simple Terminal supports 256 colours, and tell it how to use those 256 colours, you need to specify a different terminal type.
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
stdoes support 256 color.
– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
1
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
% infocmp -1 st|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
colors#8,
setaf=E[3%p1%dm,
%
The terminfo database entry for Simple Terminal tells the world that it supports 8 colours, and provides no mechanism for specifying more than 8 colours. That world includes VIM and every other program that uses terminfo.
% infocmp -1 st-256color|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
st-256color|stterm-256color|simpleterm with 256 colors,
colors#256,
setaf=E[%?%p1%8%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%16%<%t9%p1%8%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m,
%
If you want to convince the (terminfo-using part of the) world that Simple Terminal supports 256 colours, and tell it how to use those 256 colours, you need to specify a different terminal type.
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
stdoes support 256 color.
– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
1
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
% infocmp -1 st|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
colors#8,
setaf=E[3%p1%dm,
%
The terminfo database entry for Simple Terminal tells the world that it supports 8 colours, and provides no mechanism for specifying more than 8 colours. That world includes VIM and every other program that uses terminfo.
% infocmp -1 st-256color|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
st-256color|stterm-256color|simpleterm with 256 colors,
colors#256,
setaf=E[%?%p1%8%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%16%<%t9%p1%8%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m,
%
If you want to convince the (terminfo-using part of the) world that Simple Terminal supports 256 colours, and tell it how to use those 256 colours, you need to specify a different terminal type.
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
% infocmp -1 st|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
colors#8,
setaf=E[3%p1%dm,
%
The terminfo database entry for Simple Terminal tells the world that it supports 8 colours, and provides no mechanism for specifying more than 8 colours. That world includes VIM and every other program that uses terminfo.
% infocmp -1 st-256color|grep -E '(colors|setaf)'
st-256color|stterm-256color|simpleterm with 256 colors,
colors#256,
setaf=E[%?%p1%8%<%t3%p1%d%e%p1%16%<%t9%p1%8%-%d%e38;5;%p1%d%;m,
%
If you want to convince the (terminfo-using part of the) world that Simple Terminal supports 256 colours, and tell it how to use those 256 colours, you need to specify a different terminal type.
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
answered Sep 27 at 16:55
JdeBP
30k462137
30k462137
stdoes support 256 color.
– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
1
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
add a comment |Â
stdoes support 256 color.
– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
1
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
st does support 256 color.– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
st does support 256 color.– Tuyen Pham
Sep 27 at 18:13
1
1
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
And I just told you what to do to convince the world of that.
– JdeBP
Sep 27 at 18:23
add a comment |Â
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