package autofonce_lib
Module Autofonce_lib.TerminalSource
include module type of struct include ANSITerminal end
Colors and style
Available colors.
Various styles for the text. Blink and Hidden may not work on every terminal.
Turns the autoreset feature on and off. It defaults to on.
print_string attr txt prints the string txt with the attibutes attr. After printing, the attributes are automatically reseted to the defaults, unless autoreset is turned off.
Like print_string but prints on the standard error.
printf attr format arg1 ... argN prints the arguments arg1,...,argN according to format with the attibutes attr. After printing, the attributes are automatically reseted to the defaults, unless autoreset is turned off.
Same as printf but prints the result on stderr.
Same as printf but returns the result in a string. This only works on ANSI compliant terminals — for which escape sequences are used — and not under Windows — where system calls are required. On Windows, it is identical to the standard sprintf.
Erasing
erase Eol clear from the cursor position to the end of the line without moving the cursor. erase Above erases everything before the position of the cursor. erase Below erases everything after the position of the cursor. erase Screen erases the whole screen.
This function does not modify the position of the cursor.
Cursor
set_cursor x y puts the cursor at position (x,y), x indicating the column (the leftmost one being 1) and y being the line (the topmost one being 1). If x <= 0, the x coordinate is unchanged; if y <= 0, the y coordinate is unchanged.
move_cursor x y moves the cursor by x columns (to the right if x > 0, to the left if x < 0) and by y lines (downwards if y > 0 and upwards if y < 0).
pos_cursor() returns a couple (x,y) giving the current position of the cursor, x >= 1 being the column and y >= 1 the row.
save_cursor() saves the current position of the cursor.
restore_cursor() replaces the cursor to the position saved with save_cursor().
Size
resize width height resize the current terminal to the given width and height.
size() returns a pair (width, height) giving the size of the terminal in character cells.
Scrolling
scroll n scrolls the terminal by n lines, up (creating new lines at the bottom) if n > 0 and down if n < 0.