Plot border and axis markers are the same color as background about unicodeplots.jl HOT 5 CLOSED

You can change the border color like this, if the current overlaps with your terminal background color:

julia> using UnicodePlots
julia> UnicodePlots.BORDER_COLOR[] = :white  # default is :dark_gray
julia> lineplot(1:2)
[...]

This is terminal dependent, and I don't think we can find a suitable default value for all terminals and colorschemes out there.

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I'd like to precise: there is no method to determine the colours to my current knowledge, which might be limited and of course I'm open to contributions regarding that matter. Furthermore, I use Linux, so I'm incompetent in anything related to other OSs.

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Hi,
thanks, if I may, I have 2 further questions:

1. Could this not be set automatically?
2. Is there a way to do this through the Plots.jl API?

Thanks!

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1. Automatically ... to what ? We unfortunately cannot detect the type of terminal / colorscheme you are working with. But I may be missing something here ?
2. Apart from doing the following, there is no other way:

julia> using Plots
julia> unicodeplots()
julia> Plots.UnicodePlots.BORDER_COLOR[] = :white

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1. Well I thought there was a way to detect the fg/bg color of the terminal - if there isn't, then yeah, there is no universal good choice...

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