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Use D-Bus features only if D-Bus is available.

Is there a way to read the terminal output in a Lua event hook? I'd like to pass some send_key based on output shown in the terminal.

Is that possible?

Almost all application changes the window title. It would be great to have at least as optional option.

Hello,

not sure if this is covered somewhere and I'm missing it. How can I change the tym window title after it's been invoked? I know how to change it at startup time but how can I do it from within the terminal itself?

For examle, you can write like following to make '<Ctrl><Shift>h act as <Ctrl><Shift>Left

tym.set_keymap('<Ctrl><Shift>h', function()
  tym.send_key('<Ctrl><Shift>Left')
end)

API to check if the mouse button is down/up.

It would be great to have something like --icon and --class, when starting with custom (non-shell) application.

#12

Working on feature/tym-theme branch

For now, the themes repository is endaaman/tym-themes.

Schedule

Release on v2.1.

$ tym -h

or

$ tym --help

to show help and

$ tym --version

to show version.

Use vte_terminal_match_add_regex()

Hi,

I see you are using the word "acceralator" in both documentation and code.

Is this a misspelling of "accelerator"? I didn't want to make a pull request as I'm not sure if that's a misspelling or not.

Install tym-theme as library in /usr/share/lua/5.3 ( usable by require('tym-theme') ) using ax_lua.m4

Things to have on tym version 2.0 and need some discussions

• Better configuration
• Easy theming #6

Hello,

Is it somehow possible to perform automatic copy to clipboard when I select text on the terminal via my mouse?

Is this a terminal feature or totally unrelated? If it's the former, then this might be a very good addition to this software.

tym from git/master.

STDERR:

 % tym
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_0': #131517
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_1': #b14c4e
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_2': #13a24c
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_3': #b19336
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_4': #3868bd
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_5': #8c1db4
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_6': #3293b4
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_7': #b9bbbd
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_8': #000000
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_9': #f25555
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_10': #00d952
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_11': #f2c130
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_12': #3880ff
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_13': #b90cf2
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_14': #30c1f2
** Message: 17:05:37.136: Invalid color string for 'color_15': #ffffff

theme.lua:

local bg = "#373c41"

return {
	color_foreground = "#b9bbbd",
	color_bold = "#ffffff",
	color_cursor = "#ffffff",
	color_cursor_foreground = "#373c41",
	color_highlight = "#37465e",
	color_highlight_foreground = "#b9bbbd",
	color_background = bg,
	color_0 = "#131517",
	color_8 = "#000000",
	color_1 = "#b14c4e",
	color_9 = "#f25555",
	color_2 = "#13a24c",
	color_10 = "#00d952",
	color_3 = "#b19336",
	color_11 = "#f2c130",
	color_4 = "#3868bd",
	color_12 = "#3880ff",
	color_5 = "#8c1db4",
	color_13 = "#b90cf2",
	color_6 = "#3293b4",
	color_14 = "#30c1f2",
	color_7 = "#b9bbbd",
	color_15 = "#ffffff",
}

What's wrong?

As in #44 (comment), parenthesis handling in URL regex should be improved.
If we have markdown link like [link](https://example.com), currently the regex matches https://example.com), but clearly it should be https://example.com.

Spec

Use -u like Vim.

$ tym -u '/path/to/config.lua'

If NONE provided, start with default config.

$ tym -u NONE

If file provided does not exist, print warning log and start with default config.

Dynamic title doesn't work (even if not defined in config.lua).

--shell/--icon doesn't work (ignored?) if shell/icon defined in config.lua.

Can't find where the problem is; GTK+ is a nightmare for me.

#44 (will) make URL-like strings (i.e. IRI) highlighted, however IRI includes only mailto:[email protected] style mail link, since IRI necessarily requires SCHEME: part at the beginning of target strings.
We should support simple [email protected] style, and another regex has to be defined based on RFC6068.

DRAFT1

local counter = 0
tym.set_timeout(function()
  counter = counter + 1
  if couter < 4 then
    tym.notify('periodic')
    return 2000
  else
    tym.notify('done')
  end
end, 1000)

(1000ms wait)
↓
notify 'periodic'
↓
(2000ms wait)
↓
notify 'periodic'
↓
(2000 wait)
↓
notify 'periodic'
↓
(2000 wait)
↓
notify 'done'

When we get an audible bell (echo "\a") in non-focused window, it doesn't marked as urgent in window manager, so we don't know what window needs our attention. It helpful with e.g. TUI messengers (weechat, irssi, poezio, profanity, mcabber).

I want to disable audible bell through config, like:

tym.set_config({
    audible_bell = false,
})

Also, it should be independent from "urgent on bell" functionality #21 (i.e. I want to disable bell sound but the window should become urgent if a bell character is issued)

make initial geometry configurable.

config.lua spec:

config.width = 80
config.height = 22

Can someone provide any ideas why this is not working
tym.send_key('< Ctrl >m')
while
tym.send_key('KP_Enter')
works fine?

Is there something that prohibits the CTRL-M? Works fine if I manually send it, etc. I'm confused since I think it used to work in some of my initial tests.

Any feedback welcome!

(on keypress or on timeout?)

It is necessary in those cases when you read or write text. If user use focus follows mouse, it is very useful.

First off thanks for writing this, it's brilliant!

It's made my life so much easier keeping configs in sync with Awesome and Luakit. Managing configs has been a dream!

I was wondering how hard it would be to implement padding around all 4 edges of the terminal. I may submit a pull request myself for this but I'm not very experienced with C programming (plenty of experience in other languages though.) If you point me in the right direction I might be able to hack it together in the next few days and submit a PR.

Thanks again!

Tim

Perhaps in the documentation we should offer sample xterm 256 colors?

From https://jonasjacek.github.io/colors/

local bg = '#000000'
return {
  color_background = bg,
  color_foreground = fg,
  color_0  = '#000000',
  color_1  = '#800000',
  color_2  = '#008000',
  color_3  = '#808000',
  color_4  = '#000080',
  color_5  = '#800080',
  color_6  = '#008080',
  color_7  = '#c0c0c0',
  color_8  = '#808080',
  color_9  = '#ff0000',
  color_10  = '#00ff00',
  color_11  = '#ffff00',
  color_12  = '#0000ff',
  color_13  = '#ff00ff',
  color_14  = '#00ffff',
  color_15  = '#ffffff',
}

The master HEAD has changes compared to previous versions and the default colours have changed. Might be useful to provide the above as a default sample in the README.md

This link might be useful as well for visual customization of the theme: https://terminal.sexy/

tym.set_hook('title', function(title)
  print('title')
end)

like this

to config.h and config.c

Hi,
I noticed, that tym startups are slow (and maybe getting gradually slower?)
Here is comparison with urxvt:

# time urxvt -e "bash -c exit"                                                                                                                                                                                                      2019-08-18T11:20:42 CEST
0.03user 0.01system 0:00.04elapsed 95%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 13424maxresident)k
0inputs+0outputs (0major+1055minor)pagefaults 0swaps

# time tym -e "bash -c exit"                                                                                                                                                                                                        2019-08-18T11:20:47 CEST
0.18user 0.05system 0:00.25elapsed 91%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 40592maxresident)k
1824inputs+0outputs (5major+4956minor)pagefaults 0swaps

200 ms might be ok for some users, but I spawn terminals in tiling wm (i3) pretty often. Slow startup causes, that tym misses several keystrokes when start typing immediately after launching tym (with kb shortcut).

Using Arch Linux, tym version 2.2.1.

EDIT:

under heavy CPU load:

# time tym -e "bash -c exit"                                                                                                                                                                                                        2019-08-18T12:04:34 CEST
0.36user 0.05system 0:00.50elapsed 84%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 40948maxresident)k
0inputs+0outputs (0major+4970minor)pagefaults 0swaps

# time urxvt -e "bash -c exit"                                                                                                                                                                                              506ms  2019-08-18T12:04:37 CEST
0.04user 0.01system 0:00.06elapsed 88%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 13448maxresident)k
0inputs+0outputs (0major+1009minor)pagefaults 0swaps

Hey guys,

Is there anyway to do transparency in the current version?

Or having URL click event handler

1. Modify global config table

or

2. Use tym.set('key', value) function