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Susam Pal I am using Debian (Jessie). My ~/.vimrc file contains the following statement. colorscheme murphy
My ~/.Xresources file contains the following properties. URxvt.background: #000000
URxvt.foreground: #e0e0e0
URxvt.scrollBar: false
URxvt.borderless: t
Jordan I have been unable to use vim in tmux for about a week. I keep all my dotfiles in Github (here https://github.com/jordanjones98/dotfiles ), when I have a computer I think it will be a simple git pull, and some other simple setting. When I pull and insta
Jordan I have been unable to use vim in tmux for about a week. I keep all my dot files in Github (here https://github.com/jordanjones98/dotfiles ), when I have a computer I think it will be a simple git pull, and some other simple setting. When I pull and inst
Jordan I have been unable to use vim in tmux for about a week. I keep all my dotfiles in Github (here https://github.com/jordanjones98/dotfiles ), when I have a computer I think it will be a simple git pull, and some other simple setting. When I pull and insta
Igor I'm using Emacs running in urxvt and I can't get italics to work in Emacs despite terminal support. Here is my current setup: I haven't set it yet $TERM, so it's the default rxvt-unicode-256color. Mine is ~/.Xdefaultsdefined URxvt.font: xft:Inconsolata:si
Igor I'm using Emacs running in urxvt and I can't get italics to work in Emacs despite terminal support. Here is my current setup: I haven't set it yet $TERM, so it's the default rxvt-unicode-256color. Mine is ~/.Xdefaultsdefined URxvt.font: xft:Inconsolata:si
Assis I'm using gnome-terminal and I'm using vim with a solarized color theme. When I open vim in terminal, it's illegible. However, when I open the file in gvim, the color scheme works fine. The Gnome Terminal's color scheme has also been tanned. One thing to
Assis I'm using gnome-terminal and I'm using vim with a solarized color theme. When I open vim in terminal, it's illegible. However, when I open the file in gvim, the color scheme works fine. The Gnome Terminal's color scheme has also been tanned. One thing to
Atcold question On my Mac (10.11) Tmux doesn't display -ed colors dimcorrectly , which is causing trouble. In the image below, the name of the author of the submission should be indicated with dim white. This works fine in Terminal.app but not in Tmux . Does a
alpha1554 I have a bunch of dotfiles that allow me to have a nice theme on terminal and tmux on localhost. I use cat, fish and tamarisk. In order to define the colors correctly and have global consistency, I use the following files: .Xresoures kitty.conf fish_
Atcold question On my Mac (10.11) Tmux doesn't display -ed colors dimcorrectly , which is causing trouble. In the image below, the name of the author of the submission should be indicated with dim white. This works fine in Terminal.app but not in Tmux . Does a
Zoric I'm currently building a small script for a cron job, I'm testing everything in the terminal (Linux), but I can't figure out why the session isn't working. session_start()
$_SESSION['cron'] = 'test';
echo $_SESSION['cron'];
Zoric Here is my solution pri
Mehdi Nellen When I open vim in some terminal (like on a Mac) and scroll with the mouse, I am able to see the terminal output again. If my terminal window looks like this: user@pc$ "I'm gonna start vim"
user@pc$ "after this line"
user@pc$ vim
If I scroll up
Mehdi Nellen When I open vim in some terminal (like on a Mac) and scroll with the mouse, I am able to see the terminal output again. If my terminal window looks like this: user@pc$ "I'm gonna start vim"
user@pc$ "after this line"
user@pc$ vim
If I scroll up
Yura I am new to vim setting T__T. On the left is the terminal display. On the right is the iterm2 display. How to change color in terminal like in iterm2 Thanks in advance. Paul Pei Some vim color schemes (including defaults) will use the terminal's palette a
justice I use Xfce4 and its terminal seems to have been upgraded and now supports 256 colors or true color (I'm not sure). These seem to be the relevant variables it exports: COLORTERM=truecolor
TERM=xterm-256color
One of the unexpected changes it caused was
Yura I am new to vim setting T__T. On the left is the terminal display. On the right is the iterm2 display. How to change color in terminal like in iterm2 Thanks in advance. Paul Pei Some vim color schemes (including defaults) will use the terminal's palette a
username I just fiddled with some code in C, an example of a really basic program is shown below, which apparently uses the ls system command to list the directories. #include <stdio.h>
int main (void) {
system("ls -l -d */");
printf("I've just listed
username I just fiddled with some code in C, an example of a really basic program is shown below, which apparently uses the ls system command to list the directories. #include <stdio.h>
int main (void) {
system("ls -l -d */");
printf("I've just listed
Grandmaster Background : I use Tilix as my main terminal emulator. In the Tilix preferences (screenshot attached), I set it up so that when I start Tilix it will run the following command: /usr/bin/zsh -c "if [[ $(tmux ls 2>/dev/null | grep -q -E '^main.*attac
daisy I am running vim in tmux, When I try to select a text range in VIM, the mouse keeps resetting its position so I can only select one line (the last line where the mouse happens). Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Jason Voyan You need to configur
daisy I am running vim in tmux, When I try to select a text range in VIM, the mouse keeps resetting its position so I can only select one line (the last line where the mouse happens). Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Jason Voyan You need to configur
daisy I am running vim in tmux, When I try to select a text range in VIM, the mouse keeps resetting its position so I can only select one line (the last line where the mouse happens). Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Jason Voyan You need to configur
Samik I wrote a small C program: #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <locale.h>
int main() {
wprintf(L"%s\n", setlocale(LC_ALL, "C.UTF-8"));
wchar_t chr = L'┐';
wprintf(L"%c\n", chr);
}
Why doesn't this print characters ┐? Instead it
Gulib 94 I wrote a very simple program that tells me the unicode value of certain characters. Here is the program: #!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
characters = [u'T', u'ב', u'€', u'木', u'♥']
for character in characters:
print(character +
Gulib 94 I wrote a very simple program that tells me the unicode value of certain characters. Here is the program: #!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
characters = [u'T', u'ב', u'€', u'木', u'♥']
for character in characters:
print(character +
Gulib 94 I wrote a very simple program that tells me the unicode value of certain characters. Here is the program: #!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
characters = [u'T', u'ב', u'€', u'木', u'♥']
for character in characters:
print(character +
Samik I wrote a small C program: #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <locale.h>
int main() {
wprintf(L"%s\n", setlocale(LC_ALL, "C.UTF-8"));
wchar_t chr = L'┐';
wprintf(L"%c\n", chr);
}
Why doesn't this print characters ┐? Instead it
Gulib 94 I wrote a very simple program that tells me the unicode value of certain characters. Here is the program: #!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
characters = [u'T', u'ב', u'€', u'木', u'♥']
for character in characters:
print(character +
