When fg/bg are the defaults, pair_content() doesn't provide us with
useful information, so we have to assume "white"-ish.
Signed-off-by: NeilBrown <neil@brown.name>
- [ ] big pop-up image viewer pane with zoom/pan
- [ ] 'extra' headers to include:
- Date: in my timezoneo
+ Date: in my timezone
- [ ] in render-c-mode, in parse_code 'c' might be None - need to check
- [ ] opening file with e.g. 200,000 lines is very slow
Bugs to be fixed
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-- [ ] transparent images appear in email with horiz lines
+- [X] transparent images appear in email with horiz lines
- [ ] Replying to w3m/html mail results in unsightly markup in reply
- [ ] redefining doc:char but not doc:content in mail-compose causes
search to get confused. What should we do?
}
if (pan) {
wgetbkgrnd(panel_window(pan), &cc);
- pair_content(cc.ext_color, &f, &b);
+ if (cc.ext_color == 0)
+ /* default. This is light
+ * gray rather then white,
+ * but I think it is a good
+ * result.
+ */
+ b = COLOR_WHITE;
+ else
+ pair_content(cc.ext_color, &f, &b);
if (p1[3] < 128)
fg = b;
if (p2[3] < 128)