Python curses.keyname() Examples
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Example #1
| Source File: wgtexttokens.py From HomePWN with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
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def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + [ch_adding,] \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
Example #2
| Source File: wgtexttokens.py From TelegramTUI with MIT License | 6 votes |
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def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + [ch_adding,] \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
Example #3
| Source File: unit_test_curses_util.py From ci_edit with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
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def test_curses_key_name(self):
# These actually test the fake curses.
def test1():
curses.keyname(-3)
self.assertRaises(ValueError, test1)
def test2():
curses.keyname([])
self.assertRaises(TypeError, test2)
def test3():
curses.keyname(9**999)
self.assertRaises(OverflowError, test3)
Example #4
| Source File: wgtexttokens.py From EDCOP with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
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def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + [ch_adding,] \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
Example #5
| Source File: wgtexttokens.py From apple_bleee with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
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def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + [ch_adding,] \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
Example #6
| Source File: screen.py From babi with MIT License | 6 votes |
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def _get_char(self) -> Key:
if self._buffered_input is not None:
wch, self._buffered_input = self._buffered_input, None
else:
try:
wch = self.stdscr.get_wch()
except curses.error: # pragma: no cover (macos bug?)
wch = self.stdscr.get_wch()
if isinstance(wch, str) and wch == '\x1b':
wch = self._get_sequence(wch)
if len(wch) == 2:
return Key(wch, f'M-{wch[1]}'.encode())
elif len(wch) > 1:
keyname = SEQUENCE_KEYNAME.get(wch, b'unknown')
return Key(wch, keyname)
elif isinstance(wch, str) and wch.isprintable():
wch = self._get_string(wch)
return Key(wch, b'STRING')
key = wch if isinstance(wch, int) else ord(wch)
keyname = curses.keyname(key)
keyname = KEYNAME_REWRITE.get(keyname, keyname)
return Key(wch, keyname)
Example #7
| Source File: ui.py From suplemon with MIT License | 5 votes |
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def _curses_key_name(self, key):
"""Return the curses key name for keys received from get_wch (and getch)."""
# Handle multibyte get_wch input in Python 3.3
if isinstance(key, str):
return str(curses.keyname(ord(key)).decode("utf-8"))
# Fallback to try and handle Python < 3.3
# Special keys can also be ints on Python > 3.3
if isinstance(key, int): # getch fallback
try: # Try to convert to a curses key name
name = str(curses.keyname(key).decode("utf-8"))
return name
except: # Otherwise try to convert to a character
return False
return False
Example #8
| Source File: wgtextbox.py From TelegramTUI with MIT License | 5 votes |
|
def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + ch_adding \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
# or avoid it entirely:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.ascii.unctrl(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.ascii.unctrl(input))
Example #9
| Source File: wgmultiline.py From TelegramTUI with MIT License | 5 votes |
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def h_find_char(self, input):
# The following ought to work, but there is a curses keyname bug
# searchingfor = curses.keyname(input).upper()
# do this instead:
searchingfor = chr(input).upper()
for counter in range(len(self.values)):
try:
if self.values[counter].find(searchingfor) is not -1:
self.cursor_line = counter
break
except AttributeError:
break
Example #10
| Source File: curses_util.py From ci_edit with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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def cursesKeyName(keyCode):
try:
return curses.keyname(keyCode)
except Exception:
pass
return None
Example #11
| Source File: screen.py From babi with MIT License | 5 votes |
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def get_char(self) -> Key:
self.perf.end()
ret = self._get_char()
self.perf.start(ret.keyname.decode())
return ret
Example #12
| Source File: wgtextbox.py From EDCOP with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + ch_adding \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
# or avoid it entirely:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.ascii.unctrl(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.ascii.unctrl(input))
Example #13
| Source File: wgmultiline.py From EDCOP with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
|
def h_find_char(self, input):
# The following ought to work, but there is a curses keyname bug
# searchingfor = curses.keyname(input).upper()
# do this instead:
searchingfor = chr(input).upper()
for counter in range(len(self.values)):
try:
if self.values[counter].find(searchingfor) is not -1:
self.cursor_line = counter
break
except AttributeError:
break
Example #14
| Source File: wgtextbox.py From HomePWN with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
|
def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + ch_adding \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
# or avoid it entirely:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.ascii.unctrl(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.ascii.unctrl(input))
Example #15
| Source File: wgmultiline.py From HomePWN with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
|
def h_find_char(self, input):
# The following ought to work, but there is a curses keyname bug
# searchingfor = curses.keyname(input).upper()
# do this instead:
searchingfor = chr(input).upper()
for counter in range(len(self.values)):
try:
if self.values[counter].find(searchingfor) is not -1:
self.cursor_line = counter
break
except AttributeError:
break
Example #16
| Source File: wgtextbox.py From apple_bleee with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
|
def h_addch(self, inp):
if self.editable:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.keyname(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.keyname(input))
# workaround for the metamode bug:
if self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True and isinstance(self.value, bytes):
# probably dealing with python2.
ch_adding = inp
self.value = self.value.decode()
elif self._last_get_ch_was_unicode == True:
ch_adding = inp
else:
try:
ch_adding = chr(inp)
except TypeError:
ch_adding = input
self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + ch_adding \
+ self.value[self.cursor_position:]
self.cursor_position += len(ch_adding)
# or avoid it entirely:
#self.value = self.value[:self.cursor_position] + curses.ascii.unctrl(input) \
# + self.value[self.cursor_position:]
#self.cursor_position += len(curses.ascii.unctrl(input))
Example #17
| Source File: wgmultiline.py From apple_bleee with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
|
def h_find_char(self, input):
# The following ought to work, but there is a curses keyname bug
# searchingfor = curses.keyname(input).upper()
# do this instead:
searchingfor = chr(input).upper()
for counter in range(len(self.values)):
try:
if self.values[counter].find(searchingfor) is not -1:
self.cursor_line = counter
break
except AttributeError:
break
Example #18
| Source File: screen.py From babi with MIT License | 4 votes |
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def quick_prompt(
self,
prompt: str,
opt_strs: Tuple[str, ...],
) -> Union[str, PromptResult]:
opts = [opt[0] for opt in opt_strs]
while True:
x = 0
prompt_line = self.margin.lines - 1
def _write(s: str, *, attr: int = curses.A_REVERSE) -> None:
nonlocal x
if x >= self.margin.cols:
return
self.stdscr.insstr(prompt_line, x, s, attr)
x += len(s)
_write(prompt)
_write(' [')
for i, opt_str in enumerate(opt_strs):
_write(opt_str[0], attr=curses.A_REVERSE | curses.A_BOLD)
_write(opt_str[1:])
if i != len(opt_strs) - 1:
_write(', ')
_write(']?')
if x < self.margin.cols - 1:
s = ' ' * (self.margin.cols - x)
self.stdscr.insstr(prompt_line, x, s, curses.A_REVERSE)
x += 1
else:
x = self.margin.cols - 1
self.stdscr.insstr(prompt_line, x, '…', curses.A_REVERSE)
self.stdscr.move(prompt_line, x)
key = self.get_char()
if key.keyname == b'KEY_RESIZE':
self.resize()
elif key.keyname == b'^C':
return self.status.cancelled()
elif isinstance(key.wch, str) and key.wch in opts:
return key.wch
