Reference TTerminalColors

Declared in Codebot.Terminal.Controls.pas on line 41

TTerminalColors are the colors of a terminal. Highlight is the color behind selected text and HighlightText is the color of the selected text, which are dark text on a light background by default so a selection can be read. Dim is not used with Gtk3. Cursor, Highlight, and HighlightText are not used with Gtk2, where a selection swaps the text and background colors.

Palette chooses the sixteen colors which programs ask for by number, such as the colors of file names listed by ls and of a colored prompt. It is the palette of the gnome terminal by default.

  TTerminalColors = class(TPersistent)
  protected
    { Invoke OnChange }
    procedure Change;
  public
    { Create the colors, which are silver text on black, and black text on
      silver where text is selected }
    constructor Create;
    procedure Assign(Source: TPersistent); override;
    { OnChange is invoked when a color changes }
    property OnChange: TNotifyEvent read FOnChange write FOnChange;
  published
    property Foreground: TColor index 0 read GetColor write SetColor default clSilver;
    property Background: TColor index 1 read GetColor write SetColor default clBlack;
    property Bold: TColor index 2 read GetColor write SetColor default clWhite;
    property Dim: TColor index 3 read GetColor write SetColor default clGray;
    property Cursor: TColor index 4 read GetColor write SetColor default clWhite;
    property Highlight: TColor index 5 read GetColor write SetColor default clSilver;
    property HighlightText: TColor index 6 read GetColor write SetColor default clBlack;
    property Palette: TTerminalPalette read FPalette write SetPalette default tpTango;
  end;

Reference TTerminalColors

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