""" Send sequences to all open terminals. """ import glob from .settings import CACHE_DIR, OS from . import util def set_special(index, color, iterm_name="h"): """Convert a hex color to a special sequence.""" alpha = util.Color.alpha_num if OS == "Darwin": return f"\033]P{iterm_name}{color.strip('#')}\033\\" if index in [11, 708] and alpha != 100: return f"\033]{index};[{alpha}]{color}\007" return f"\033]{index};{color}\007" def set_color(index, color): """Convert a hex color to a text color sequence.""" if OS == "Darwin": return f"\033]P{index:x}{color.strip('#')}\033\\" return f"\033]4;{index};{color}\007" def set_iterm_tab_color(color): """Set iTerm2 tab/window color""" red, green, blue = util.hex_to_rgb(color) return [ f"\033]6;1;bg;red;brightness;{red}\a", f"\033]6;1;bg;green;brightness;{green}\a", f"\033]6;1;bg;blue;brightness;{blue}\a", ] def create_sequences(colors, vte): """Create the escape sequences.""" # Colors 0-15. sequences = [set_color(num, col) for num, col in enumerate(colors["colors"].values())] # Set a blank color that isn't affected by bold highlighting. # Used in wal.vim's airline theme. sequences.append(set_color(66, colors["special"]["background"])) # Special colors. # Source: https://goo.gl/KcoQgP # 10 = foreground, 11 = background, 12 = cursor foregound # 13 = mouse foreground sequences.append(set_special(10, colors["special"]["foreground"], "g")) sequences.append(set_special(11, colors["special"]["background"], "h")) sequences.append(set_special(12, colors["special"]["cursor"], "l")) sequences.append(set_special(13, colors["special"]["cursor"], "l")) if OS == "Darwin": sequences += set_iterm_tab_color(colors["special"]["background"]) # This escape sequence doesn"t work in VTE terminals. if not vte: sequences.append(set_special(708, colors["special"]["background"])) return "".join(sequences) def send(colors, vte, cache_dir=CACHE_DIR): """Send colors to all open terminals.""" sequences = create_sequences(colors, vte) if OS == "Darwin": tty_pattern = "/dev/ttys00[0-9]*" else: tty_pattern = "/dev/pts/[0-9]*" # Writing to "/dev/pts/[0-9] lets you send data to open terminals. for term in glob.glob(tty_pattern): util.save_file(sequences, term) util.save_file(sequences, cache_dir / "sequences") print("colors: Set terminal colors.")