cview.Styles not being used #47

When setting cview.Styles.PrimitiveBackgroundColor and then later calling NewTabbedPanels(), the background of that primitive (set in TabbedPanels.Switcher.Box) does not appear to use the value from cview.Styles. This also happens with SetTabSwitcherDivider.

In an unrelated instance, the ANSI conversion injects strings like [-:-:-] into the output, but this will reset the background to the terminal's background instead of the app's background. Either the ANSI conversion funcs should be changed, or setting the background to - should use cview.Styles.PrimitiveBackgroundColor instead of the terminal's background. I believe that latter makes more sense.

All these problems can be easily circumvented, through manual color setting or string replacment in the ANSI case, but it would be nice if cview handled it.

When setting `cview.Styles.PrimitiveBackgroundColor` and then later calling `NewTabbedPanels()`, the background of that primitive (set in `TabbedPanels.Switcher.Box`) does not appear to use the value from `cview.Styles`. This also happens with `SetTabSwitcherDivider`. In an unrelated instance, the ANSI conversion injects strings like `[-:-:-]` into the output, but this will reset the background to the terminal's background instead of the app's background. Either the ANSI conversion funcs should be changed, or setting the background to `-` should use `cview.Styles.PrimitiveBackgroundColor` instead of the terminal's background. I believe that latter makes more sense. All these problems can be easily circumvented, through manual color setting or string replacment in the ANSI case, but it would be nice if cview handled it.

Thanks for reporting this.

Can confirm this works for me. Thanks!

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cview.Styles not being used #47