First bit of Tektronix support, also SGR 53/55 (overline) #23
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| case 53: | ||
| str += "Overline" | ||
| case 55: | ||
| str += "No overline" |
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These are not widely supported :/
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It's a sad thing. On the bright side, iTerm and VTE (and Konsole, and a couple others) do. Very handy for status lines.
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Even if they're not widely supported I can see them being useful, both from a completeness standpoint and for the sake of simply understanding what they are.
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@rbanffy It would be really helpful to implement these SGR arguments in x/ansi
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This adds a very initial support for VT-style Tektronix graphics ("CSI ?38h: Enable private mode "tektronix mode") and overline attribute support (I was learning my way around the code). Not sure how to add unit tests for those, however - might need help there