regis(1)                            CLIX                            regis(1)



  NAME

    regis - Modifies colors in a color virtual terminal

  SYNOPSIS

    regis [-t color] [-b color] [-h color]

  FLAGS

    The following flags are available with the regis command:

    -t color   The -t flag changes the color of the text displayed by the
               color vterm window.

    -b color   The -b flag changes the background color of the color vterm
               window.

    -h color   The -h flag changes the color of highlighted text on the vterm
               display.  Highlighted text is not the same as reversed text,
               such as the black-on-white display on a monochrome terminal.
               Rather, highlighted text is similar to text that is displayed
               brighter or bolder than plain text on a monochrome terminal.

  DESCRIPTION

    The regis command allows users of a color virtual terminal (vterm -c) to
    modify the terminal's text color, background color, and highlighting
    color.  Rather than requiring RGB values or ANSI escape sequences, regis
    maintains a list of logical color names which are entered instead.

    Entering the regis command with no arguments displays a usage message and
    a list of all of the color mnemonics available.

    Available colors are as follows:

        aquamarine       black            blue             cadetblue
        cornflowerblue   darkslateblue    lightblue        lightsteelblue
        mediumblue       midnight         navyblue         skyblue
        slateblue        steelblue        coral            cyan
        firebrick        gold             goldenrod        mediumgoldenrod
        green            darkgreen        darkolivegreen   forestgreen
        limegreen        medforestgreen   medseagreen      medspringgreen
        palegreen        seagreen         springgreen      yellowgreen
        darkslategrey    dimgrey          lightgrey        khaki
        magenta          maroon           orange           orchid
        darkorchid       medorchid        pink             plum
        red              indianred        medvioletred     orangered
        violetred        salmon           sienna           tan





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  regis(1)                            CLIX                            regis(1)



        thistle          turquoise        darkturquoise    medturquoise
        violet           blueviolet       wheat            white
        yellow           greenyellow

  EXAMPLES

    The following example shows how to create a screen displaying red text on
    a navy blue background:

    regis -t red -b navyblue


  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands: vterm(1), creat_term(1)







































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