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=item * ESC - \x1b
=item * OSC - ESC ]
=item * ST - BELL or ESC \
=item * SP - literal space
=back
=cut
sub BELL () { "\007" }
sub CSI () { ESC() . '[' }
sub ESC () { "\x1b" }
sub OSC () { ESC() . ']' }
sub SP () { ' ' }
sub ST () { BELL() }
=head2 Editor-specific codes
=head3 iTerm2
iTerm2 supports proprietary
=over 4
=item * iterm_bg_color()
=item * iterm_fg_color() OSC 4 ; -1; ? ST
Returns an array reference of the decimal values for the Red, Green
and Blue components of the background or foreground. These triplets
may be 2 or 4 digits in each component.
=cut
sub _iterm_id { 'iTerm.app' }
sub _is_term_type ( $id ) {
$ENV{TERM_PROGRAM} =~ m/\A\Q$id\E\z/;
}
sub _is_iterm { _is_term_type( _iterm_id() ) }
sub _iterm_seq ( $command, @args ) {
unless( _is_iterm() ) {
my $sub = ( caller(1) )[3];
carp( "$sub only works in iTerm2" );
return;
}
OSC() . join( ';', @args, '' ) . $command . ST();
}
sub _iterm_query ( $command, @args ) {
my $terminal = do {
state $rc = require Term::ReadKey;
chomp( my $tty = `/usr/bin/tty` );
# say "Term: ", $tty;
open my $terminal, '+<', $tty;
my $old = select( $terminal );
$|++;
select( $old );
$terminal;
};
print { $terminal } _iterm_seq( $command, @args );;
Term::ReadKey::ReadMode('raw');
my $response;
my $key;
while( defined ($key = Term::ReadKey::ReadKey(0)) ) {
$response .= $key;
last if ord( $key ) == 3; # Control-C
last if ord( $key ) == 7;
}
Term::ReadKey::ReadMode('normal');
$response;
}
sub _iterm_rgb_query ( $type ) {
state $OSC = qr/ ( \007 | \x1b \\ ) /xn;
my $response = _iterm_query( '?', 4, $type );
my( $r, $g, $b ) = $response =~ m|rgb:(.+?)/(.+?)/(.+?)$OSC|;
[ $r, $g, $b ]
}
sub iterm_bg_color () { _iterm_rgb_query( -2 ) } # OSC 4 ; -2; ? ST
sub iterm_fg_color () { _iterm_rgb_query( -1 ) } # OSC 4 ; -1; ? ST
=item * iterm_start_link( URL [, ID] )
=item * iterm_end_link()
Mark some text as a clickable URL.
OSC 8 ; [params] ; [url] ST id is only param
=item * iterm_linked_text( TEXT, URL, [, ID] )
=cut
sub iterm_start_link ( $url, $id = undef ) {
$id = defined $id ? 'id=$id' : '';
OSC() . 8 . ';' . $id . ';' . $url . ST();
}
sub iterm_end_link () { OSC() . 8 . ';;' . ST() }
sub iterm_linked_text ( $text, $url, $id ) {
iterm_start_link( $url, $id ) .
$text .
iterm_end_link();
}
=item * set_cursor_shape( N )
=over 4
=item * 0 Block
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=item * hide_cursor_guide
=item * show_cursor_guide
=cut
# OSC 1337 ; HighlightCursorLine=[boolean] ST
sub hide_cursor_guide () { state $s = _osc_1337( 'HighlightCursorLine=no' ); $s }
sub show_cursor_guide () { state $s = _osc_1337( 'HighlightCursorLine=yes' ); $s }
=item * iterm_attention
Play with the dock icon.
=over 4
=item * fireworks - animation at the cursor
=item * no - stop bouncing the dock icon
=item * once - bounce the dock icon once
=item * yes - bounce the dock indefinitely
=back
=cut
=item * iterm_bounce_dock_icon
Bounce the Dock icon, continuously
=item * iterm_bounce_dock_icon_once
Bounce the Dock icon, only once
=item * iterm_unbounce_dock_icon
Stop bouncing the Dock icon
=item * iterm_fireworks
Show animated fireworks.
=cut
# OSC 1337 ; RequestAttention=[value] ST
sub iterm_attention ( $value ) {
state $allowed = do {
my %hash = map { $_, 1 } qw( fireworks no once yes );
\%hash;
};
unless( exists $allowed->{$value} ) {
carp "iterm_attention argument can be one of <@{[ join ',', sort keys %$allowed ]}>, but you specified <$value>";
return;
}
my $r = _osc_1337( "RequestAttention=$value" );
say _encode_seq( $r );
$r;
}
sub iterm_bounce_dock_icon { iterm_attention( 'yes' ) }
sub iterm_bounce_dock_icon_once { iterm_attention( 'once' ) }
sub iterm_unbounce_dock_icon { iterm_attention( 'no' ) }
sub iterm_fireworks { iterm_attention( 'fireworks' ) }
=item * background_image_file
OSC 1337 ; SetBackgroundImageFile=[base64] ST
The value of [base64] is a base64-encoded filename to display as a background image. If it is an empty string then the background image will be removed. User confirmation is required as a security measure.
=item * report_cell_cell
OSC 1337 ; ReportCellSize ST
The terminal responds with either:
OSC 1337 ; ReportCellSize=[height];[width] ST
Or, in newer versions:
OSC 1337 ; ReportCellSize=[height];[width];[scale] ST
[scale] gives the number of pixels (physical units) to points (logical units). 1.0 means non-retina, 2.0 means retina. It could take other values in the future.
[height] and [width] are floating point values giving the size in points of a single character cell. For example:
OSC 1337 ; ReportCellSize=17.50;8.00;2.0 ST
=item * copy_to_pasteboard
You can place a string in the system's pasteboard with this sequence:
OSC 1337 ; Copy=:[base64] ST
Where [base64] is the base64-encoded string to copy to the pasteboard.
=item * report_variable
Each iTerm2 session has internal variables (as described in Scripting Fundamentals). This escape sequence reports a variable's value:
OSC 1337 ; ReportVariable=[base64] ST
Where [base64] is a base64-encoded variable name, like session.name. It responds with:
OSC 1337 ; ReportVariable=[base64] ST
Where [base64] is a base64-encoded value.
https://iterm2.com/documentation-scripting-fundamentals.html
=item * badge
The badge may be set with the following control sequence:
https://iterm2.com/documentation-badges.html
OSC 1337 ; SetBadgeFormat=Base-64 encoded badge format ST
Here's an example that works in bash:
# Set badge to show the current session name and git branch, if any is set.
printf "\e]1337;SetBadgeFormat=%s\a" \
$(echo -n "\(session.name) \(user.gitBranch)" | base64)
=item * downloads
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