[−][src]Crate anes

ANSI Escape Sequence

Every sequence implements the standard library Display trait. It means that you can use macros like format!, write! to work with them.

Examples

Retrieve the sequence as a String:

use anes::SaveCursorPosition;

let string = format!("{}", SaveCursorPosition);
assert_eq!(&string, "\x1B7");

Use the sequence on the standard output:

use std::io::{Result, Write};

fn main() -> Result<()> {
    let mut stdout = std::io::stdout();
    write!(stdout, "{}", anes::SaveCursorPosition)?;
    write!(stdout, "{}", anes::RestoreCursorPosition)?;
    stdout.flush()?;
    Ok(())
}

Macros

csi	Creates a control sequence.
esc	Creates an escape sequence.
sequence	Creates an ANSI sequence.

Structs

DisableCursorBlinking	Disables the cursor blinking.
EnableCursorBlinking	Enables the cursor blinking.
HideCursor	Hides the cursor.
MoveCursorDown	Moves the cursor down by the given number of rows.
MoveCursorLeft	Moves the cursor left by the given number of columns.
MoveCursorRight	Moves the cursor right by the given number of columns.
MoveCursorTo	Moves the cursor to the given location (column, row).
MoveCursorToColumn	Moves the cursor to the given column.
MoveCursorToNextLine	Moves the cursor to beginning of line the given number of lines down.
MoveCursorToPreviousLine	Moves the cursor to beginning of line the given number of lines up.
MoveCursorUp	Moves the cursor up by the given number of rows.
ResizeTextArea	Resizes the text area to the given width and height in characters.
RestoreCursorPosition	Restores the cursor position.
SaveCursorPosition	Saves the cursor position.
ScrollBufferDown	Scrolls down by the given number of rows.
ScrollBufferUp	Scrolls up by the given number of rows.
ShowCursor	Shows the cursor.
SwitchBufferToAlternate	Switches to the alternate buffer.
SwitchBufferToNormal	Switches to the normal buffer.

Enums

ClearBuffer	Clears part of the buffer.
ClearLine	Clears part of the line.