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-- G N A T C O L L --
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-- This package provides a number of cross-platform subprograms to control
-- output in terminals, in particular colors.
--
-- On Windows, color sequences are either set using the standard WIN32 codes,
-- or if the package ANSICON (https://github.com/adoxa/ansicon/) is running it
-- will use the standard ANSI sequences.
with Ada.Text_IO;
package GNATCOLL.Terminal is
type Terminal_Info is tagged private;
-- Information about a terminal on which we output.
-- This structure does not encapsulate the terminal itself, which is a
-- limited type.
-- By default, this is configured without support for colors. It is thus
-- recommended to first call Init before you use this type.
-- This type is almost always used in conjonction with a File_Type, which
-- is where text is actually output. The properties of that File_Type are
-- queried and cached in the Terminal_Info.
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-- Colors --
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type Supports_Color is (Yes, No, Auto);
procedure Init_For_Stdout
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Colors : Supports_Color := Auto);
procedure Init_For_Stderr
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Colors : Supports_Color := Auto);
procedure Init_For_File
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Colors : Supports_Color := Auto);
-- Checks whether the terminal supports colors. By default, automatic
-- detection is attempted, but this can be overridden by the use of the
-- Colors parameter.
-- The three variants depend on which type of terminal you are outputting
-- to. Unfortunately, the type Ada.Text_IO.File_Type is opaque and it is
-- not possible to check what is applies to, or what are the properties of
-- the underling file handle.
function Has_Colors (Self : Terminal_Info) return Boolean;
-- Whether the terminals supports colors.
type ANSI_Color is
(Unchanged,
Black,
Red,
Green,
Yellow,
Blue,
Magenta,
Cyan,
Grey,
Reset);
-- The colors that can be output in a terminal (ANSI definitions). The
-- actual color that the user will see might be different, since a terminal
-- might associate a different color to the same escape sequence.
type ANSI_Style is
(Unchanged,
Bright,
Dim,
Normal,
Reset_All);
-- The style for the text. Some styles are not supported on some
-- terminals, like Dim on the Windows console.
procedure Set_Color
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Term : Ada.Text_IO.File_Type := Ada.Text_IO.Standard_Output;
Foreground : ANSI_Color := Unchanged;
Background : ANSI_Color := Unchanged;
Style : ANSI_Style := Unchanged);
-- Change the colors that will be used for subsequent output on the
-- terminal.
-- This procedure has no effect if Has_Colors returns False.
-- In general, it is not recommended to output colors to files, so you
-- should not use Set_Color in such a context.
procedure Set_Fg
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Color : ANSI_Color;
Term : Ada.Text_IO.File_Type := Ada.Text_IO.Standard_Output);
procedure Set_Bg
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Color : ANSI_Color;
Term : Ada.Text_IO.File_Type := Ada.Text_IO.Standard_Output);
procedure Set_Style
(Self : in out Terminal_Info;
Style : ANSI_Style;
Term : Ada.Text_IO.File_Type := Ada.Text_IO.Standard_Output);
-- Override specific colors.
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-- Cursors --
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procedure Beginning_Of_Line (Self : in out Terminal_Info);
-- Move the cursor back to the beginning of the line.
-- This has no impact on files, only in interactive terminals.
procedure Clear_To_End_Of_Line (Self : in out Terminal_Info);
-- Delete from the cursor position to the end of line
function Get_Width (Self : Terminal_Info) return Integer;
-- Return the width of the terminal, or -1 if that width is either
-- unknown or does not apply (as is the case for files for instance).
private
type Color_Sequence_Type is (Unsupported, ANSI_Sequences, WIN32_Sequences);
type FD_Type is (Stdout, Stderr, File);
-- What type of file descriptor the terminal_info applies to.
type Terminal_Info is tagged record
Colors : Color_Sequence_Type := Unsupported;
Fore : ANSI_Color := Black;
Back : ANSI_Color := Grey;
Style : ANSI_Style := Normal;
-- Current attributes (on Windows, all three must be changed at the
-- same time)
Default_Fore : ANSI_Color := Black;
Default_Back : ANSI_Color := Grey;
Default_Style : ANSI_Style := Normal;
-- Default windows attributes (computed in Init)
FD : FD_Type := Stdout;
-- Whether the associated terminal is stdout (windows only)
end record;
end GNATCOLL.Terminal;
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