Tty

Tty is the interface that implementations should override or supply to support terminal I/O ioctls or equivalent functionality. It is provided in this form, as some implementations may not be based on actual tty devices.

interface Tty {

void save();

void restore();

void raw();

string read(Duration dur);

void write(string s);

void flush();

Coord windowSize();

}

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close void close(): Close the tty device.
flush void flush(): Flush output.
raw void raw(): Make the terminal suitable for raw mode input. In this mode the terminal is not suitable for typical interactive shell use, but is good if absolute control over input is needed. After this, reads will block until one character is presented. (Same effect as 'blocking(true)'.
read string read(Duration dur): Read input. May return an empty slice if no data is present and blocking is disabled.
resized bool resized(): Resized returns true if the window was resized since last checked. Normally resize will force the window into non-blocking mode so that the caller can see the resize in a timely fashion. This is edge triggered (reading it will clear the value.)
restore void restore(): Restore tty settings saved with save().
save void save(): Save current tty settings. These can be subsequently restored using restore.
start void start(): Start termio. This will open the device.
stop void stop(): Stop input scanning.
wakeUp void wakeUp(): Wake up any reader blocked in read().
windowSize Coord windowSize(): Get window size.
write void write(string s): Write output.

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