Some styles cause shell styles to break

[dark-panda]

Some styles cause shell styles to break

[okbob]

What is your platform? What version of ncurses do you use? I cannot to reproduce on my FC36.

Can you check the commit f9ff69f ?

[dark-panda]

Platform: macOS 12.6
Shell: zsh 5.9
Terminal: iterm2 3.4.16
ncurses version: 6.3

The issue still appears with this commit. I've poked around a bit though, and it appears to be connected with calls to deftheme_rgb, as commenting out the code in that function specifically appears to work, at least in the sense that the issue itself no longer persists, but obviously the theming no longe works.

[okbob]

Please can you try this workaround - 70d3f38 ?

What is an output, when you run pspg (with this commit) with an argument --version ?

Unfortunately, In terminals I cannot to save current state of colours and I cannot to revert to some state. I don't have macos, so I a not able to reproduce this issue. You can try to use an option --on-exit-reset too, Maybe it can help.

[okbob]

please, can you check last workaround?

[dark-panda]

@okbob Still appears to have the issue. The --on-exit-reset option does indeed clear up the issue, however.

[okbob]

út 22. 11. 2022 v 16:55 odesílatel J ***@***.***> napsal:

@okbob <https://github.com/okbob> Still appears to have the issue. The --on-exit-reset option does indeed clear up the issue, however.

Unfortunately, I cannot fix it (it is out of my possibilities when reset colors and init colors didn't help) - there is something wrong between your terminal and ncurses. Theoretically the terminal should be returned to initial state after the correct ncurses library ending, but I know about some problems on BSD and maybe macOS has some issues too. Only one known workaround is sending a reset sequence.

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[dark-panda]

@okbob that --on-exit-reset option works just fine so I'll be using that moving forward, thanks.

[okbob]

@dark-panda I implemented new option --on-exit-sgr0. Can you check it (without --on-exit-reset)? It is in master branch.