Functions related to terminals.
Function setupterm(*args)
Run curses.setupterm, needed to be able to use the status line. Uses a global flag to avoid doing this twice.
Function statusline(text, fd=None, reverse=False, xpos=None, ypos=None)
Update the status line.
Function statusline_bs(text, reverse=False, xpos=None, ypos=None)
Return a byte string to update the status line.
Function ttysize(fd)
Return a (rows, columns) tuple for the specified file descriptor.
If the window size cannot be determined, None will be returned for either or both of rows and columns.
This function relies on the UNIX stty command.
Class WinSize
MRO: builtins.tuple
WinSize(rows, columns)
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