Terminal

Description

static class Tinman.Core.System.Terminal

Helper class for writing to the standard output stream resp. the console window.

Public / Methods

CancelRequested

public static method CancelRequested → (1)

reset ^opt : bool = true: Reset the cancel state to false?
returns → bool: true if the user has pressed Ctrl-C in the console, false if not.

Shall the program terminate (i.e. the user has pressed Ctrl-C in the console)?

See also: TinmanCorePrivileges.ConsoleBreak

Flush

public static method Flush → ()

Flushes the standard output stream.

ReadLine

public static method ReadLine → ()

returns → string: The read text line or null if there are no characters available on the stream.

Reads the next text line from the standard input stream.

Separator

public static method Separator → (1)

c ^opt : char = '-': The separator line character.

Writes a separator line.

Window

public static method Window → (1)

title ^opt : string = null: Optional console window title to set.

The calling process wants to have separate console window.

If the calling process already has a console window, the method tries to set the console window title. Otherwise, a new console window is created and the standard streams are redirected to it. If for some reason a console window cannot be created, the method will return silently.

Write

public static method Write → (1)

text ⁱⁿ : string: [not-null]
The text to write.

Writes the given text to the standard output stream.

WriteLine

_2 overloads

public static method WriteLine¹ → ()

Writes a line break to the standard output stream.

public static method WriteLine² → (1)

text ⁱⁿ : string: [not-null]
The text to write.

Writes the given text to the standard output stream, followed by a line break.

Public / Attributes

Columns

public static attribute Columns → (get,set)

value : int32: [>=0]
The column count. Set to 0 in order to clear the explicit column count (see remarks).

Returns the column count of the system console window.

If the column count has been specified explicitly, that value is returned. Otherwise, the system console window width is returned. In case the width cannot be determined, the default value 116 is returned (which nicely fits into one half of a 1920x1080 screen when using a raster font having a pixel width of 8).