# `pardes -` keeps a program's colours (PagerColor, on by default): its SGR
# becomes the +Pager's own colours over the plain text (red through the
# theme's palette, truecolor as given, bold and underline, a man page's
# overstrike), and every other escape (the OSC title) is dropped. The
# needles waited for are split by escapes in the typed line, so only the
# paged text holds them.
start 50 100
wait 8000 $
stable 700 20000
text printf '\033]0;title\007\033[31mred\033[m \033[1;32mbold green\033[m \033[38;2;200;100;0mrgb\033[m \033[4mul\033[m N\bNA\bAM\bME\bE _\bu_\bs plain\n' | $(readlink /proc/$PPID/exe) -
key enter
wait 20000 red bold green
stable 700 20000
snap pager
snapstyle pager-colours
# A coloured diff: the rows pardes tints as added or removed are drawn as
# its own diff, and git's colours stay on the rest (the bold header, the
# cyan hunk line, the yellow commit line).
text printf '\033[33mcommit 0123\033[33mabc\033[m\n\033[1mdiff --git a/x b/x\033[m\n\033[1m--- a/x\033[m\n\033[1m+++ b/x\033[m\n\033[36m@@ -1 +1 @@\033[m\n\033[31m-old\033[m\n\033[32m+new\033[m\n' | $(readlink /proc/$PPID/exe) -
key enter
wait 20000 0123abc
stable 700 20000
snap pager-diff
snapstyle pager-diff-colours