Przemysław Czerpak f68f4fd627 2015-07-16 17:10 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/poczta.onet.pl) ...

* src/rtl/gttrm/gttrm.c
    * gives the highest priority to terminal type specified by <params>
      in //gttrm:<params> switch
    + added support for extended XTERM colors.
      It can be enabled by EXCLR GTTRM parameter.
      So far GTTRM used only standard 8 ANSI colors combined with BOLD
      and BLINK attributes to highlight text and/or background.
      Such functionality is supported by nearly all color terminals
      so is well portable but in some cases BOLD and BLINK attributes
      where interpreted differently.
      Now for XTERM compatible terminals GTTRM can use also other
      methods of color settings. They can be enabled by //gttrm:exclr<n>
      application command line switch, i.e.:
         //GTTRM:EXCLR=0      - use 8 ANSI colors with BLINK and BOLD
                                attributes (current default behavior)
         //GTTRM:EXCLR=1      - use XTERM 16 extended colors
         //GTTRM:EXCLR=2      - use XTERM 256 extended colors
         //GTTRM:EXCLR=3      - use XTERM RGB colors
      (//GTTRM:EXCLR without number is the same as //GTTRM:EXCLR=1)
      If terminal supports XTERM extended color escape sequences then
      it's possible to enable 16 colors even if BLINK and BOLD does
      not do that and if terminal support XTERM RGB color escape
      sequences then also colors set by HB_GTI_PALETTE will be shown
      (so far HB_GTI_PALETTE in GTTRM was working only for Linux and
      PuTTY which support: ESC ] P <n> <rr> <gg> <bb> escape sequence).
      Warning: I added above modes to test different terminals.
               It's possible that I'll change it after tests.

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