8.16.0.4
4 TeleTYpe Terminal🔗ℹ
These modules unify handling of the low-level local terminal I/O on
different platforms. Only make-tty-term should be used by any
high-level code.
4.1 TTY Input Port🔗ℹ
This module provides the implementation of an terminal input port for
local terminal device.
Creates a custom
input-port? on top of given input port
in which must be connected to the program’s terminal. The
terminal is put into a raw mode, buffering is disabled and
platform-dependent initialization is performed.
Used in platform hook (see
tui/term/term-struct for more
information) for enabling mouse on local terminals. Currently it is
used only on Windows systems.
4.2 TTY Output Port🔗ℹ
In this module the local terminal output port is implemented.
Performs output port setup (mainly on Windows) and returns a wrapper
port which passes all writes to the underlying out port.
This module ensures proper handling of low-level terminal
initialization on different platforms and allows correct
initialization of a pair of input and output ports.
Creates a pair of input and output ports connected to local terminal
after initializing the low-level facilities first.
A special initialization is performed upon first call to this
procedure.
This module wraps all the low-level TTY features into a standardized
tterm? interface that can be directly used with
with-term form.
Initializes the local terminal for interactive usage, creates
appropriate I/O ports and returns the resulting tterm struct.