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Terminal++ 3.1.0.4
A C++ library for interacting with ANSI terminal windows
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| ▼Nstd | |
| Chash< terminalpp::attribute > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::character_set > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::colour > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::effect< Effect > > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::element > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::glyph > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::greyscale_colour > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::high_colour > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::low_colour > | |
| Chash< terminalpp::true_colour > | |
| ▼Nterminalpp | |
| ▼Nmouse | |
| Cevent | A structure that encapsulates a mouse event |
| Cattribute | A structure that carries around the presentation attributes of an ANSI element |
| Cbehaviour | A set of flags that determine how a terminal should behave over a datastream |
| ▼Ccanvas | A class representing a grid onto which elements can be painted |
| Ccolumn_proxy | A proxy into a column of elements on the canvas |
| Cconst_column_proxy | A constant proxy into a column of elements on the canvas |
| Ccharacter_set | A structure that represents a character set |
| Ccolour | Structure representing a sum type of the available colour styles |
| Ccontrol_sequence | A class that encapsulates an ANSI control sequence. In the sequence "ESC[x;h;yC", '[' is the initiator, "C" is the command, and "x", "h" and "y" are the arguments. Additionally, some terminals send an extra escape when certain keys are held down, and if this occurs, then meta is true. Finally, some control sequences have an extender character after the initiator, such as "ESC[?6n". In this example, '?' is the extender |
| Cdisable_mouse | A manipulator that disables mouse clicks according to the terminal behaviour |
| Ceffect | A structure representing an ANSI graphics effect (e.g. intensity, underlining) |
| Ceffect_default | A traits class for which value of an effect is the "default" one |
| Ceffect_default< terminalpp::graphics::blinking > | Specialization for blinking default case (steady) |
| Ceffect_default< terminalpp::graphics::intensity > | Specialization for intensity default case (normal intensity) |
| Ceffect_default< terminalpp::graphics::polarity > | Specialization for polarity default case (positive) |
| Ceffect_default< terminalpp::graphics::underlining > | Specialization for underlining default case (not underlined) |
| Ceffect_has_normal | |
| Ceffect_has_normal< terminalpp::graphics::intensity > | |
| Celement | A structure that represents the fundamental printable element of a terminal screen, which comprises a glyph modified by a set of attribute (such as colour, intensity, etc.) |
| Cenable_mouse | A manipulator that enables mouse clicks according to the terminal behaviour |
| Cerase_display | A manipulator that erases the entire display |
| Cerase_display_above | A manipulator that erases the display from the line of the cursor to the top |
| Cerase_display_below | A manipulator that erases the display from the line of the cursor to the bottom |
| Cerase_line | A manipulator that erases the current line of the display |
| Cerase_line_left | A manipulator that erases from the current cursor position to the beginning of the line |
| Cerase_line_right | A manipulator that erases from the current cursor position to the end of the line |
| Cextent | A class that represents a direction with distance in space (a vector) |
| Cglyph | A structure that carries around the character attributes of an ANSI element |
| Cgreyscale_colour | Structure representing the 24 greyscale tones of a 256-colour palette |
| Chide_cursor | A manipulator that hides the cursor |
| Chigh_colour | Structure representing the central 216 colours of a 256-colour palette, where each colour channel is represented by a number in the range 0..5 |
| Clow_colour | Structure representing a normal ANSI 16-colour value |
| Cmove_cursor | A manipulator that outputs ANSI protocol bytes to move the cursor to the specified location |
| Cpoint | A class that represents a position in space |
| Crectangle | A class that represents a rectangle in space |
| Crestore_cursor_position | A manipulator that restores the cursor position |
| Csave_cursor_position | A manipulator that saves the cursor position |
| Cscreen | A class that represents a screen for a terminal |
| Cset_window_title | A manipulator that sets the window title according to the terminal behaviour |
| Cshow_cursor | A manipulator that shows the cursor |
| Cstdout_channel | A class that models the terminal's channel concept, providing output to stdout |
| Cstring | A class that represents strings of elements |
| Cterminal | A class that encapsulates a terminal |
| Cterminal_state | The state of a terminal, which manipulators are allowed to use and edit |
| Ctrue_colour | Structure representing the ~16 million colours codes of the true colour palette |
| Cuse_alternate_screen_buffer | A manipulator that enables the use of the alternate screen buffer |
| Cuse_normal_screen_buffer | A manipulator that enables the use of the normal screen buffer |
| Cvirtual_key | A class that represents a keypress, possibly combined with modifiers such as shift, ctrl, etc |
| Cwrite_element | A manipulator that converts encoded attribute strings into ANSI protocol bytes |
| Cwrite_optional_default_attribute | A manipulator that outputs ANSI protocol bytes for the default attribute, if necessary |
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