Source code for pywikibot.userinterfaces.terminal_interface_win32

"""User interface for Win32 terminals."""
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# (C) Pywikibot team, 2003-2020
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# Distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
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import ctypes

from pywikibot.userinterfaces import terminal_interface_base, win32_unicode


windowsColors = {
    'default':     7,
    'black':       0,
    'blue':        1,
    'green':       2,
    'aqua':        3,
    'red':         4,
    'purple':      5,
    'yellow':      6,
    'lightgray':   7,
    'gray':        8,
    'lightblue':   9,
    'lightgreen':  10,
    'lightaqua':   11,
    'lightred':    12,
    'lightpurple': 13,
    'lightyellow': 14,
    'white':       15,
}


[docs]class Win32UI(terminal_interface_base.UI): """User interface for Win32 terminals.""" def __init__(self): """Initializer.""" super().__init__() (stdin, stdout, stderr, argv) = win32_unicode.get_unicode_console() self.stdin = stdin self.stdout = stdout self.stderr = stderr self.argv = argv self.encoding = 'utf-8'
[docs] def support_color(self, target_stream): """Return whether the target stream supports actually color.""" return getattr(target_stream, '_hConsole', None) is not None
[docs] def encounter_color(self, color, target_stream): """Set the new color.""" fg, bg = self.divide_color(color) windows_color = windowsColors[fg] # Merge foreground/backgroung color if needed. if bg is not None: windows_color = windowsColors[bg] << 4 | windows_color ctypes.windll.kernel32.SetConsoleTextAttribute( target_stream._hConsole, windows_color)
def _raw_input(self): data = self.stdin.readline() if '\x1a' in data: raise EOFError() return data.strip()