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When you want to work with the 'alternate screen' you can call the following functions: terminal::from_screen etc. Which will give you an instance to the back of the module you are calling it in. So instead of: let color = color(Screen::default()); let cursor = cursor(Screen::default()); let input = input(Screen::default()); let terminal = terminal(Screen::default()); You can do: let color = color(); let cursor = cursor(); let input = input(); let terminal = terminal(); |
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| README.md | ||
This folder contains examples for version 0.3.0 Here you will find examples of all the functionalities crossterm offers.
It has 4 modules:
- color (this is about all the styling of the terminal)
- cursor (this is about all the actions you can perform with the cursor)
- terminal (this is about all the actions you can perform on the terminal)
- input (this is about all input actions you can perform on with terminal)
- crossterm_type (this is about the struct
Crossterm) - program examples (this folder will contain some real life examples)