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Add backwards compatibility with LESS_TERMCAP color settings #14
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This feature would be of great value. Especially while viewing man pages. |
Released in |
@caltlgin / @khughitt, has one of you tried the new version? If so, did it work as intended? I think it should, but if either of you could confirm, that would be super! |
Works great. man pages now showing in color. Made a custom PKGBUILD in Arch so I could install the latest build. Many thanks 😊 |
@walles I just tested and the binary appears to work well! Attempting to install from the AUR, which involves building from source (steps here), fails, however:
This appears to be due to pre-existing customizations to my Perhaps the tests could be modified to either read the existing values or |
@walles Great! Thanks for the quick fix -- I'll let you know if I run into any more issues. |
I just recently switched over to
This should produce highlighting with a light blue background and white foreground text. However, Is this intentional? |
@danielclucas could you please open a new issue for this?
No, the intention is that the |
Currently,
less
can be configured to print manpages, etc. in color using theLESS_TERMCAP_xx
environment variables, e.g.:It would be really nice if moar supported these as well so that it could be swapped with less without any need to modify the existing configuration.
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