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| − | View and set the terminal emulation for your telnet session to the game. When connecting, the game will talk to your client to determine an optimal setting. For sighted players, setting ' | + | View and set the terminal emulation for your telnet session to the game. When connecting, the game will talk to your client to determine an optimal setting. For sighted players, setting 'truecolor' provides the best color range, while '256color' and 'ansi' are also offered. Sight-impaired players using screen readers may with to use the 'unknown' terminal to reduce transfer of unnecessary color codes to your screen. |
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|View the terminal emulation set for your session. | |View the terminal emulation set for your session. | ||
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| − | |<code>terminal</code><nowiki> [unknown | ansi | xterm-256color | xterm-grey]</nowiki> | + | |<code>terminal</code><nowiki> [unknown | ansi | truecolor | xterm-256color | xterm-grey]</nowiki> |
|Set the terminal emulation for your session. | |Set the terminal emulation for your session. | ||
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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
> terminal | > terminal | ||
| − | Terminal mode is currently set to " | + | Terminal mode is currently set to "256color". |
| − | You can set it to one of these: ansi, unknown | + | You can set it to one of these: 256color, ansi, truecolor, unknown. |
> terminal unknown | > terminal unknown | ||
Terminal set to unknown. | Terminal set to unknown. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:53, 26 December 2023
terminal - Terminal emulation for color handling.
Description
View and set the terminal emulation for your telnet session to the game. When connecting, the game will talk to your client to determine an optimal setting. For sighted players, setting 'truecolor' provides the best color range, while '256color' and 'ansi' are also offered. Sight-impaired players using screen readers may with to use the 'unknown' terminal to reduce transfer of unnecessary color codes to your screen.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
terminal
|
View the terminal emulation set for your session. |
terminal [unknown | ansi | truecolor | xterm-256color | xterm-grey]
|
Set the terminal emulation for your session. |
Examples
> terminal Terminal mode is currently set to "256color". You can set it to one of these: 256color, ansi, truecolor, unknown. > terminal unknown Terminal set to unknown.
See Also
colors, columns, rows, screenreader, and set