Python session.getterminal函数代码示例

    def backspace(self):
        """
        Remove character from end of content buffer,
        scroll as necessary.
        """
        if 0 == len(self.content):
            return u''
        from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
        term = getterminal()

        rstr = u''
        # measured backspace erases over double-wide
        len_toss = term.length(self.content[-1])
        len_move = len(self.content[-1])
        self.content = self.content[:-1]
        if (self.is_scrolled and (self._horiz_pos < self.scroll_amt)):
            # shift left,
            self._horiz_shift -= self.scroll_amt
            self._horiz_pos += self.scroll_amt
            rstr += self.refresh()
        else:
            rstr += u''.join((
                self.fixate(0),
                u'\b' * len_toss,
                u' ' * len_move,
                u'\b' * len_move,))
            self._horiz_pos -= 1
        return rstr

 def process_keystroke(self, keystroke):
     """
     Process the keystroke received by run method and return terminal
     sequence suitable for refreshing when that keystroke modifies the
     window.
     """
     from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
     term = getterminal()
     self.moved = False
     rstr = u''
     if keystroke in self.keyset['refresh']:
         rstr += self.refresh()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['up']:
         rstr += self.move_up()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['down']:
         rstr += self.move_down()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['home']:
         rstr += self.move_home()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['end']:
         rstr += self.move_end()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['pgup']:
         rstr += self.move_pgup()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['pgdown']:
         rstr += self.move_pgdown()
     elif keystroke in self.keyset['exit']:
         self._quit = True
     else:
         logger = logging.getLogger()
         logger.debug('unhandled, %r', keystroke)
     return rstr

    def __init__(self, cmd='/bin/uname', args=(), env=None, cp437=False):
        """
        Class initializer.

        :param str cmd: full path of command to execute.
        :param tuple args: command arguments as tuple.
        :param bool cp437: When true, forces decoding of external program as
                           codepage 437.  This is the most common encoding used
                           by DOS doors.
        :param dict env: Environment variables to extend to the sub-process.
                         You should more than likely specify values for TERM,
                         PATH, HOME, and LANG.
        """
        self._session, self._term = getsession(), getterminal()
        self.cmd = cmd
        if isinstance(args, tuple):
            self.args = (self.cmd,) + args
        elif isinstance(args, list):
            self.args = [self.cmd, ] + args
        else:
            raise ValueError('args must be tuple or list')

        self.log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
        self.env = (env or {}).copy()
        self.env.update(
            {'LANG': env.get('LANG', 'en_US.UTF-8'),
             'TERM': env.get('TERM', self._term.kind),
             'PATH': env.get('PATH', get_ini('door', 'path')),
             'HOME': env.get('HOME', os.getenv('HOME')),
             'LINES': str(self._term.height),
             'COLUMNS': str(self._term.width),
             })

        self.cp437 = cp437
        self._utf8_decoder = codecs.getincrementaldecoder('utf8')()

 def eol(self):
     """
     Return True when no more input can be accepted (end of line).
     """
     from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
     term = getterminal()
     return term.length(self.content) >= self.max_length

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
        Class constructor.

        :param int width: width of window.
        :param int yloc: y-location of window.
        :param int xloc: x-location of window.
        :param int max_length: maximum length of input (may be larger than width).
        :param dict colors: color theme, only key value of ``highlight`` is used.
        :param dict glyphs: bordering window character glyphs.
        :param dict keyset: command keys, global ``PC_KEYSET`` is used by default.
        """
        self._term = getterminal()
        self._horiz_shift = 0
        self._horiz_pos = 0
        # self._enable_scrolling = False
        self._horiz_lastshift = 0
        self._scroll_pct = kwargs.pop('scroll_pct', 25.0)
        self._margin_pct = kwargs.pop('margin_pct', 10.0)
        self._carriage_returned = False
        self._max_length = kwargs.pop('max_length', 0)
        self._quit = False
        self._bell = False
        self.content = kwargs.pop('content', u'')
        self._input_length = self._term.length(self.content)
        # there are some flaws about how a 'height' of a window must be
        # '3', even though we only want 1; we must also offset (y, x) by
        # 1 and width by 2: issue #161.
        kwargs['height'] = 3
        self.init_keystrokes(keyset=kwargs.pop('keyset', PC_KEYSET.copy()))
        AnsiWindow.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

    def __init__(self, height, width, yloc, xloc, colors=None, glyphs=None):
        """
        Class constructor for base windowing class.

        :param int width: width of window.
        :param int height: height of window.
        :param int yloc: y-location of window.
        :param int xloc: x-location of window.
        :param dict colors: color theme, only key value of ``highlight`` is used.
        :param dict glyphs: bordering window character glyphs.
        """
        self.height = height
        self.width = width
        self.yloc = yloc
        self.xloc = xloc
        self.init_theme(colors, glyphs)

        self._xpadding = 1
        self._ypadding = 1
        self._alignment = 'left'
        self._moved = False

        if not self.isinview():
            # https://github.com/jquast/x84/issues/161
            warnings.warn(
                'AnsiWindow(height={self.height}, width={self.width}, '
                'yloc={self.yloc}, xloc={self.xloc}) not in viewport '
                'Terminal(height={term.height}, width={term.width})'
                .format(self=self, term=getterminal()), FutureWarning)

 def pos(self, yloc=None, xloc=None):
     """
     Returns terminal sequence to move cursor to window-relative position.
     """
     term = getterminal()
     return term.move((yloc if yloc is not None else 0) + self.yloc,
                      (xloc if xloc is not None else 0) + self.xloc)

 def isinview(self):
     """ Whether this window is in bounds of terminal dimensions. """
     term = getterminal()
     return (self.xloc >= 0
             and self.xloc + self.width <= term.width
             and self.yloc >= 0
             and self.yloc + self.height <= term.height)

def encode_pipe(ucs):
    """
    encode_pipe(ucs) -> unicode

    Return new unicode terminal sequence, replacing EMCA-48 ANSI
    color sequences with their pipe-equivalent values.
    """
    # TODO: Support all kinds of terminal color sequences,
    # such as kermit or avatar or some such .. something non-emca
    outp = u''
    nxt = 0
    term = getterminal()
    ANSI_COLOR = re.compile(r'\033\[(\d{2,3})m')
    for idx in range(0, len(ucs)):
        if idx == nxt:
            # at sequence, point beyond it,
            match = ANSI_COLOR.match(ucs[idx:])
            if match:
                #nxt = idx + measure_length(ucs[idx:], term)
                nxt = idx + len(match.group(0))
                # http://wiki.mysticbbs.com/mci_codes
                value = int(match.group(1)) - 30
                if value >= 0 and value <= 60:
                    outp += u'|%02d' % (value,)
        if nxt <= idx:
            # append non-sequence to outp,
            outp += ucs[idx]
            # point beyond next sequence, if any,
            # otherwise point to next character
            nxt = idx + 1 #measure_length(ucs[idx:], term) + 1
    return outp

def ansiwrap(ucs, width=70, **kwargs):
    """Wrap a single paragraph of Unicode Ansi sequences,
    returning a list of wrapped lines.
    """
    warnings.warn('ansiwrap() deprecated, getterminal() now'
                  'supplies an equivalent .wrap() API')
    return getterminal().wrap(text=ucs, width=width, **kwargs)

 def init_theme(self, colors=None, glyphs=None):
     AnsiWindow.init_theme(self, colors, glyphs)
     if 'highlight' not in self.colors:
         from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
         term = getterminal()
         self.colors['highlight'] = term.yellow_reverse
     if 'strip' not in self.glyphs:
         self.glyphs['strip'] = u'$ '

 def init_theme(self, colors=None, glyphs=None):
     from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
     term = getterminal()
     colors = colors or {
         'selected': term.reverse_yellow,
         'unselected': term.bold_black,
     }
     AnsiWindow.init_theme(self, colors=colors, glyphs=glyphs)

 def footer(self, ansi_text):
     """
     Returns sequence that positions and displays unicode sequence
     'ansi_text' at the bottom edge of the window.
     """
     term = getterminal()
     xloc = self.width / 2 - min(term.length(ansi_text) / 2, self.width / 2)
     return self.pos(max(0, self.height - 1), max(0, xloc)) + ansi_text

 def init_theme(self, colors=None, glyphs=None):
     """
     Initialize color['highlight'].
     """
     from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
     colors = colors or {'highlight': getterminal().reverse_yellow}
     glyphs = glyphs or {'strip': u' $'}
     AnsiWindow.init_theme(self, colors, glyphs)

 def init_theme(self):
     """
     Initialize color['highlight'].
     """
     from x84.bbs.session import getterminal
     self.colors['highlight'] = getterminal().reverse_green
     self.glyphs['strip'] = u' $'  # indicates content was stripped
     AnsiWindow.init_theme(self)