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Brian Victor
I am attempting to write a curses-based program. I would like to use
the default terminal background rather than a black one (a significant
difference with transluscent terminals, regardless of one's opinion of
them).
It appears that in the C ncurses interface, this is accomplished via
use_default_colors() and assume_default_colors(). However, these
functions don't seem to have parallels in the python binding. Is there
some way to accomplish what I want?
Thanks,
the default terminal background rather than a black one (a significant
difference with transluscent terminals, regardless of one's opinion of
them).
It appears that in the C ncurses interface, this is accomplished via
use_default_colors() and assume_default_colors(). However, these
functions don't seem to have parallels in the python binding. Is there
some way to accomplish what I want?
Thanks,