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use italics in iterm2
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| { infocmp -1 xterm-256color ; echo "\tsitm=\\E[3m,\n\tritm=\\E[23m,"; } > /tmp/xterm-256color.terminfo | |
| tic /tmp/xterm-256color.terminfo |
It's simple and awesome compared to other solutions!!! thanks a lot!!
how do I use this?
Thank You!
Simply copy these commands to your terminal and it will work. :)
Thanks for this! I've seen a lot of people online create a whole new terminal profile (e.g. xterm-256color-italic), but I prefer just updating the existing one.
This didn't work without a few changes though. The echo here doesn't format correctly. This worked:
echo -e "\tsitm=\\\E[3m,\n\tritm=\\\E[23m,"
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Thanks, contrary to many other solutions I've found, this actually worked.