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-- Lambda prompt
-- Background color sequence = \ESC[48;5;236m
--     where
--         236 = one of the 256 ansi color codes
-- Foreground color sequence = \ESC[38;5;244m
--     where
--         244 = one of the 256 ansi color codes
-- Combined color sequence   = \ESC[48;5;236;38;5;244m
-- Reset color               = \ESC[m
--

Tuurlijk

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Tuurlijk

Renamed TYPO3 core libraries

Description

The classes t3lib_* and tslib_* have been removed from the core. You could use them when you had the compatibility layer enabled.

Impact

All code calling methods like t3lib_div::makeInstance() will no longer work.

Migration

Use the current replacements in the core like GeneralUtility::makeInstance().

Tuurlijk

Use of non-namespaced classes

Description

In the past extensions used classnames starting with tx_. Since the intruduction of namespaces in TYPO3, you should use namespaces instead.

Impact

If you prefix your old classnames with \ throughout your code, things may still work.

Migration

Use proper namespaced code instead.

Tuurlijk

<?php

$basePath = '/home/Blah/tmp/TYPO3.CMS/typo3/sysext/core/Documentation/Changelog';
$dir = new DirectoryIterator($basePath);


foreach ($dir as $fileinfo) {
    if (!$fileinfo->isDot()) {
        $filename = $fileinfo->getFilename();
        if (strpos($filename, '.htaccess') === 0 || strpos($filename, 'Howto') === 0) {

Tuurlijk

Kitty theme switching based on the time of day

I realy like the PHPStorm extension ChronoMorph which switches between light and dark themes depending on the time of day.

I wanted that for my terminal too. And since the kitty terminal can be remote controlled, we can implement this with two simple scripts.

One script fetches the sunrise and sunset times. It can run once a day.

The other one checks the current time against the sunrise and sunset times and determines if a light or dark mode should be used. It can run every five minutes or however often you like.