Releases: bash-bastion/bash-term
Releases · bash-bastion/bash-term
v0.6.3
v0.6.2
Fixes
- More bug fixes with -Pflag
v0.6.1
Fixes
- Flag -Pworks like its supposed to in all cases
v0.6.0
Features
- Use the -Pflag to print the escape sequence with the newline
Breaking Changes
- The -pflag now emits without the escape sequence. To get previous behavior, pass-Pinstead
- Options must be passed with a single argument. That is, passing -p -dis no longer allowed; must do-pd
v0.5.0
Breaking Changes
- Removes btput-like API- This was removed because it encourages the use of a more cryptic (even if potentially familiar) API
 
v0.4.1
Fixes
File basalt.toml properly specifies to source ./pkg/src/util as a source directory
v0.4.0
Features
- Support term.screen_{save,restrore}
- Support term.style_{reset,bold,dim}etc. functions
- Support term.color_{black,cran,light_cyan}, etc. functions
- For term.{style,color}_*functions, pass in-d(done) to terminate the string with a reset code. This enables a pattern like so:
term.color_light_cyan 'four'
term.style_strikethrough "$REPLY"
term.style_inverse "$REPLY"
term.style_underline -dp "$REPLY"- Support passing in -pflag for all functions for automatically printing theREPLYvariable to standard output
v0.3.2
Fixes
- Properly reset terminal state when calling term.@(bold|italic|underline|strikethrough)
v0.3.1
Fixes
- term.hyperlinkno longer adds extraneous newline
Misc
Before this release, this repository renamed from bash-tty to bash-term
v0.3.0
Breaking Changes
- Rename unsavefunctions torestore
- Remove BASH_TTY_FORCE_TPUTvariable check
Features
- Add screen.save
- Add screen.restore
- Implement several more arguments for btput