Matt Wozniski wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Stahlman Family
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> peng shao wrote:
>>> It does not work :( my friend told me that currently, maybe, just maybe,
>>> gnome-terminal
>>> can display italic fonts, but can NOT display italic fonts in a normal font
>>> environment.....
>> You might try 'gnome-256color' instead of 'gnome-terminal'. (Note that
>> on Fedora, I first had to install the ncurses-term package). It
>> definitely supports italic.
>
> AFAICS, gnome-terminal definitely *doesn't* support the italic SGR, at
> least with versions as recent as 2.26.2. The italic SGR is 3, and
>
> echo -e "\e[3mhello\e[m"
>
> in bash definitely doesn't produce italics for me.
Sorry. You're correct. Although with 'gnome-256color', the italic start
and end codes are \e[7m and \e[0m respectively. In my version of
gnome-terminal (2.24.3), italic is implemented as reverse video.
Brett S.
And, a quick
> sourcedive shows it to be missing from the switch in libvte's
> vteseq.c:vte_sequence_handler_character_attributes(), which skips from
> 2 (dim) to 4 (underline).
>
> ~Matt
>
> >
>
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