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On 02/23/2015 07:49 PM, junkcommander0@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm still pretty green when it comes to all of this, but I'm not sure 
> if anyone would be too disoriented by this not working in zsh like it 
> did in bash.
>
> I'm actually not entirely sure where I originally came across it to 
> begin with, I found a little perl script that ran in urxvt and changed 
> background colours, and then I started reading up on ANSI escape 
> sequences to see what it was really doing. I can understand not 
> wanting to unecessarily complicate things too much, fresh out of the 
> 450pg zsh manual haha :).
>
> Sorry for all of the fuss, I'm just poking around and trying to 
> understand how things work.
>
>
You'll find the devs here *never* leave you hanging.  FWIW I took a 
heroic stab at the code, thinking I might find some simple function to 
comment out, or something, that would produce the bash behavior, but I 
couldn't find the right leverto pull.