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I'm building a git tui, and want to work with both git diff, and statuses. To this end, I'd like to use ANSI color codes in strings that I use in TextEditor, and List tui components. However, I find that no colors show up, even when they do show up if I simply fmt.Println the string in my terminal. Is there a way to turn support for this on? Is there another (better?) way to use colors within strings in these components? If support doesn't exist, why (maybe I could work on a PR for support)?
I'm building a git tui, and want to work with both git diff, and statuses. To this end, I'd like to use ANSI color codes in strings that I use in TextEditor, and List tui components. However, I find that no colors show up, even when they do show up if I simply fmt.Println the string in my terminal. Is there a way to turn support for this on? Is there another (better?) way to use colors within strings in these components? If support doesn't exist, why (maybe I could work on a PR for support)?
Here's a good reference on ANSI colors which I think are pretty standard in unix terminals: http://jafrog.com/2013/11/23/colors-in-terminal.html
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