configurable colors for addresses #88
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I use a terminal with green text. This means that with peda, rodata (colored green) and value (no color) both look green and I miss out on context. I think a setup like this is common among people who use peda. This change introduces the ability to specify colors for code, data, rodata, and values via settings. Defaults match the existing setup. Now, in my .gdbinit, after sourcing peda.py I have: peda set option color_addr_value white This commit only allows for the configuration of address colors. Other color coding is not yet configurable.
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This is just a rebase (and moving to a branch like I should have done in the first place) of pull request #52 . I didn't even realize that pointers to rodata were colorized until I started looking at the peda source code due to my green terminal text. This change fixes that by allowing users to configure the colors used for pointers. As I said in the other PR:
I use a terminal with green text. This means that with peda, rodata (colored green) and value (no color) both look green and I miss out on context. I think a setup like this is common among people who use peda.
This change introduces the ability to specify colors for code, data, rodata, and values via settings. Defaults match the existing setup. Now, in my .gdbinit, after sourcing peda.py I have:
peda set option color_addr_value white
This commit only allows for the configuration of address colors. Other color coding is not yet configurable.