Re: [Iterm-discuss] Text colors other than the ANSI 16

[Jed H. <jed...@gm...>]

So I take that to mean that iTerm doesn't expose an API to control the
full spectrum of colors that it can display?

On 7/29/07, Ben Beuchler <in...@em...> wrote:
> It supports 256 colors, like xterm.  iuse 256 color themes in vim and 256 color bash prompts.  For examples and a list of escape sequences, see the Bash Prompt
> HOWTO.
>
> -Ben
>
> ------- Original message -------
> From: Jed Hurt <jed...@gm...>
> Sent: 7/29/'07,  17:40
>
> > Does iTerm support any color control sequences other than the ANSI 16?
> > I would like to color text output using a Ruby script, but the ANSI 16
> > are pretty limiting. As iTerm can color text from the session info
> > window using the full 32-bit palette, I'm assuming there must be some
> > way to do it from within the terminal with scripting?
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