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new.plot) will rescale to follow
the size of the new terminal. This happens only when the width and
height of the plot were not explicitly set. Note that after
resizing the terminal updates to a new plot will not resize the
plot.Support for Terminal Graphics Protocol and Sixel was not properly detected in Vim and NVim terminals. In NVim this even caused the terminal to hang. Code now checks if it is running in such a terminal. Graphics output is not supported in these terminals, but at least now this is detected properly.
Sixel support is now detected when running in tmux for terminals that support sixel.
term_palette() no longer gives an error and returns
the default palette, when run in kitty with remote control
disabled.
sixel or tgp device generated an
error when either raster or ragg (version
<= 1.5.0) is installed.Adds support for the terminal graphics protocol (tgp) when used
within tmux. Leveraging this feature requires that
tmux is configured with allow-passthrough on.
(@dgkf, #9)
Fixes the labelling of values in term_dim(), which
previously had columns and rows names swapped. (@dgkf, #9)
Add options term_background,
term_foreground and term_palette to set the
background and foreground colour of the terminal. Currently these are
only detected automatically in kitty. With these options it is possible
to set these manually for other terminals. Note that in order to
automatically use these in new devices, either the argument
term_col = TRUE of tgp() or
sixel(). or the option term_col = TRUE needs
to be set. (#8)
Add support for quering colour mode (dark/light) for terminals
that support this. When term_col = TRUE, different default
colours are used for dark and light mode. When the terminal does not
support this, the colours of light mode are used. (@dgkf, #11)
New is_ghostty() function to determine if we are
running in ghostty.
The package now uses the new feature of ragg
(>1.5.0) where it is possible to query the ragg device
if it has changed (https://github.com/r-lib/ragg/issues/204). This has the
advantage that it is much less resource intensive to detect changes.
Previously changes were detected by comparing the raster pixel by pixel
to the previous raster. It is also more reliable. For example when a
plot command does not change the device, the device previously also
didn’t update, which could be confusing. Note that at the moment of
release of this version of terminalgraphics this feature is
not yet available in the version of ragg currently on
CRAN.
Determination of DPI of output handles missing resolution.
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