// Open connection to terminal device let options = Options::default(); let tty = Connection::with_options(options)?; let (mut input, mut output) = tty.io(); // Execute commands, ie, write display & flush output.exec(MoveToColumn::<17>)?; output.exec(RequestCursorPosition)?; // Scan response as (control, payload) token let payload = input.read_sequence( RequestCursorPosition.control())?; // Parse payload into position let position = RequestCursorPosition.parse(payload)?; assert_eq!(position.1, 17);
As with other #Rust #terminal crates, you write zero-sized structs to execute #prettytty commands. But it goes further: To perform a query, the same struct also knows how to parse a response from an ANSI escape sequence. And the runtime knows how to recognize those. 💥 80+ builtin commands! 🎉 (3/3)
