Add support check functions. #56
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This makes it easy to determine if the terminal supports color.
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Add support check functions.
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This makes it easy to determine if the terminal supports color.
/cc @cmr, @alexcrichton
This is part of fixing rust-lang/cargo#2338 (comment).
The terminals in question do not support color. We used to return
Ok(false)when a program tried to use an unsupported attribute but we now return an error (Err(Error::NotSupported)). This patch makes it possible to checksupports_colorup front to avoid running into this issue.I'm asking for a review because I don't know if supports_color should imply supports_reset or if we should have the programmer call
supports_reset() && supports_color(). Can you think of any cases where one might care about supporting terminals that support color but not resetting those colors to their defaults? Do any such terminals even exist?Once I get this merged and I cut yet another release, cargo can call
term.supports_color()after creating the terminal to make sure the terminal will actually be useful.