package terminal_size

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Get the dimensions of the terminal

Install 

dune-project
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github.com Readme Changelog BSD-2-Clause License Edit opam file Versions (6)

Authors

  1. C
    Cryptosense <opensource@cryptosense.com>
  2. E
    Etienne Millon <etienne@cryptosense.com>

Maintainers

  1. C
    Cryptosense <opensource@cryptosense.com>

Sources

terminal_size-0.2.0.tbz
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Description

You can use this small library to detect the dimensions of the terminal window attached to a process.

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Terminal_size

What is it?

You can use this small ocaml library to detect the dimensions of the terminal window attached to a process. It contains the two following functions:

val get_rows : unit -> int option
val get_columns : unit -> int option

How does it work?

Usually, to get this information, one would open a pipe from tput cols or stty size and parsing the output. Instead, this uses the ioctl that these commands use, TIOCGWINSZ.

Dependencies (2)

  1. ocaml >= "4.08.0"
  2. dune >= "2.0.0"

Dev Dependencies (1)

  1. alcotest with-test

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by (2)

  1. progress < "0.2.0"
  2. why3find

Conflicts

None

Build status

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