Hello David,
My need is to emulate a text console, here is the interface:
procedure Window (X1, Y1, X2, Y2 : Byte);
procedure GotoXY (X, Y : Byte);
function WhereX return Byte;
function WhereY return Byte;
procedure ClrScr;
procedure ClrEol;
procedure InsLine;
procedure DelLine;
procedure TextColor (Color : Byte);
procedure TextBackground (Color : Byte);
procedure Write (S : String);
procedure Write (I : Integer; MinWidth : Integer := 0);
procedure Write (R : Real; MinWidth : Integer := 0; DecPlaces : Integer :=
0);
procedure Writeln (S : String);
procedure Writeln;
procedure Read (C : out Char);
procedure Read (S : out String);
procedure Readln (C : out Char);
procedure Readln (S : out String);
procedure Readln (I : out Integer);
procedure Readln (R : out Real);
procedure Readln;
Code exemple for Write String with GTKAda:
Gtk.Text_Buffer.Get_Iter_At_Mark
(Gtk.Text_View.Get_Buffer (Aera_Text),
Index,
IntCursorMark);
Gtk.Text_Buffer.Insert_With_Tags
(Gtk.Text_View.Get_Buffer (Aera_Text),
Index,
Glib.Convert.Locale_To_UTF8 (To_String (S)),
IntTag);
Gtk.Text_View.Scroll_Mark_Onscreen (Aera_Text, IntCursorMark);
Gtk.Text_Buffer.Place_Cursor (Gtk.Text_View.Get_Buffer (Aera_Text),
Index);
The main functionalities are text buffering with access to a location of text
in term of line and column, rich tags, display text buffer in a scrolling
window, input text...
Thanks for taken in account this in Gnoga.
HTH, Pascal.
http://blady.pagesperso-orange.fr
Le 28 déc. 2014 à 14:27, Rabbi David Botton <[email protected]> a écrit :
> I think I need to understand better how you will use it to figure out what
> makes the most sense to bind.
>
> Are you just outputting or will you be changing what you write to the console?
>
> Will users be editing what you output?
>
> If you are just outputting use View_Console_Type you can choose the font,
> output images, etc.
>
> David Botton
>
>
>
>
> I need something else closer to GTKAda TextView API with a specified size, a
> rich text buffer with cursor...
>
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