Lubomir Rintel wrote:
> Problem: vim defaults to light theme on GNOME terminal
> Solution: Query the terminal for actual background color
>
> XTerm implements an escape sequence ESC "]11;{color}" '\007' that is able to
> change (when color = color code) and request (color = '?') the terminal
> background color. It responds with ESC "]11;rgb:{rrrr}/{gggg}/{bbbb}" '\007'
> line.
>
> The sequence is implemented by XTerm and VTE3. Not sure about other
> terminals -- at the very least Konsole 5 ignores the sequence.
>
> Tested that it works with XTerm 314, VTE 0.36.4, GNOME Terminal 3.16.2 and
> doesn't break Konsole 5 from 04/15.
Thanks. I wonder if this breaks in any other terminal. Or we would
include this and wait until someone complains...
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