> Is there any possibility to save the content of terminal buffer (to a file)
> with colors? I have terminal buffers with thousands of lines in scrollback
> and I need to save it for further reference. If I just yank the lines and
> paste into a normal buffer then all coloring is lost. Also the TOhtml
> plugin gives the text without colors.
>
> Some programs output error messages in red color and so they are standing
> out and are easily spotted when scanning the terminal scrollback. For
> comparison: It's possible to copy the scrollback of gnome terminal as HTML
> and save it into file. Then later it's easy to open that file in a browser
> and read the lines with original colors. Search some info in it. Having
> something similar in vim terminal would be nice.
I don't think this is currently possible for scrollback. You can get
the visible text and attributes with term_scrape(). That can be used to
store the information somewhere, it should be possible to make a plugin
that outputs HTML.
It should not be difficult to make term_scrape() work for text that has
scrolled out of view. I wonder how to indicate the line number, perhaps
with a negative number? Thus -1 would be the line above the first
visible line. Using an absolute number is made difficult by the
'termwinscroll' value, lines at the start may have been deleted.
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