ANSI Color Selector for Terminal & Terminal/Statusbar fixes

[lukepistrol]

Description

This Terminal Emulator fix includes:

• Status bar is always visible. Even when no files are open.
• Terminal persists between different files.
• When exiting a session, closing and reopening the drawer creates a new session
• Change ANSI colors in settings. Especially useful for ZSH themes.
• Resizing the drawer does not remove the lines above.
• Fixed a memory leak when resizing the drawer or hiding/showing the drawer

Known Issue

• Sometimes Terminal does not persist
• Sometimes Terminal does not appear (workaround: open more files and it will eventually appear again)

Releated Issue

#219

Checklist (for drafts):

• fix known issues (see above)
• I read and understood the contributing guide as well as the code of conduct
• My changes generate no new warnings
• My code builds and runs on my machine
• Review requested

Screenshots:

terminal1.mov

terminal2.mov

terminal3.mov

[Angelk90]

@lukepistrol : You could implement a similar thing in the shell:

[lukepistrol]

@lukepistrol : You could implement a similar thing in the shell:

What do you mean exactly?

[Angelk90]

@lukepistrol : I mean the colors part, for example:

• For the username it is one color
• For the path name it is of another color
• For the branch type (which is currently not displayed by the shell, but would be nice to have) it is one color if there are files that have yet to be added to the commit and a different color if there are no files that have not changed .

[lukepistrol]

@lukepistrol : I mean the colors part, for example:

• For the username it is one color
• For the path name it is of another color
• For the branch type (which is currently not displayed by the shell, but would be nice to have) it is one color if there are files that have yet to be added to the commit and a different color if there are no files that have not changed .

This already works. You just have to install a ZSH theme to your liking (the image above shows the agnoster theme).

[Angelk90]

@lukepistrol : This is what I am seeing at the moment, on zsh or on iterm2 it shows correctly.

[lukepistrol]

@lukepistrol : This is what I am seeing at the moment, on zsh or on iterm2 it shows correctly.

You need to install a custom powerline font, or select it in the preferences window.

[Angelk90]

@lukepistrol : I thought the terminal font settings took them automatically.

You know how I can change the colors, as you can see the one with the blue background doesn't read wellI thought the terminal font settings took them automatically.

You know how I can change the colors, as you can see the one with the blue background doesn't read well.

[austincondiff]

Looks good!

[0xWDG]

Great work, Works as expected.

[Angelk90]

@lukepistrol : Why, if I change the theme, the colors I see in the terminal totally change.

For example with the clear theme I don't read anything.

But you can see that the colors of the palettes are the same.

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