wijjit.terminal.ansi.ANSIScreen

class wijjit.terminal.ansi.ANSIScreen[source]

ANSI screen control codes.

__init__()

Methods

`__init__`()
`alternate_buffer_off`()	Switch back to main screen buffer.
`alternate_buffer_on`()	Switch to alternate screen buffer.
`clear`()	Clear entire screen.
`clear_line`()	Clear current line.
`clear_to_end`()	Clear from cursor to end of screen.
`clear_to_start`()	Clear from cursor to start of screen.
`set_window_title`(title)	Set the terminal window (and icon) title via OSC 0.

static clear()[source]

Clear entire screen.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static clear_line()[source]

Clear current line.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static clear_to_end()[source]

Clear from cursor to end of screen.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static clear_to_start()[source]

Clear from cursor to start of screen.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static alternate_buffer_on()[source]

Switch to alternate screen buffer.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static alternate_buffer_off()[source]

Switch back to main screen buffer.

Returns:: ANSI escape sequence
Return type:: str

static set_window_title(title)[source]

Set the terminal window (and icon) title via OSC 0.

OSC 0 sets both the icon name and the window title. The sequence is widely supported across xterm, gnome-terminal, kitty, iTerm2, Windows Terminal, and modern conhost. Embedded control characters and the BEL terminator are stripped from title to prevent the sequence from being broken or escaped.

Parameters:: title (str) – The title text to display in the terminal title bar.
Returns:: ANSI OSC escape sequence terminated by BEL (\x07).
Return type:: str