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- type ScreenBridge
- func (f *ScreenBridge) GetLine(y, x, len int) string
- func (f *ScreenBridge) GetRuneAt(x, y int) (r rune)
- func (f *ScreenBridge) GetStyleAt(x, y int) (fg, bg tcell.Color)
- func (f *ScreenBridge) SetContent(x int, y int, mainc rune, combc []rune, style tcell.Style)
- func (f *ScreenBridge) Show()
- func (f *ScreenBridge) Size() (int, int)
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type ScreenBridge ¶
type ScreenBridge struct {
CalledSetContent int
CalledSize int
CalledShow int
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ScreenBridge is a low level fake screen bridge for testing. It does not draw to the screen, but keeps track of everything that is drawn inside of it. It can be queried to return values for previous draw methods.
func NewScreenBridge ¶
func NewScreenBridge(width, height int) *ScreenBridge
NewScreenBridge returns a new ScreenBridge object. The object is initialized with the specified width and height.
func (*ScreenBridge) GetLine ¶
func (f *ScreenBridge) GetLine(y, x, len int) string
GetLine returns the input that was generated for line at y
func (*ScreenBridge) GetRuneAt ¶
func (f *ScreenBridge) GetRuneAt(x, y int) (r rune)
GetRuneAt returns the rune used in the cell
func (*ScreenBridge) GetStyleAt ¶
func (f *ScreenBridge) GetStyleAt(x, y int) (fg, bg tcell.Color)
GetStyleAt returns the tcell style used in a cell
func (*ScreenBridge) SetContent ¶
SetContent is a dummy method for tcell's SetContent (https://godoc.org/github.com/gdamore/tcell#CellBuffer.SetContent)
func (*ScreenBridge) Show ¶
func (f *ScreenBridge) Show()
Show is a dummy method for tcel's Show (TODO: link here!!)
func (*ScreenBridge) Size ¶
func (f *ScreenBridge) Size() (int, int)
Size is a dummy method for tcel's Size (https://godoc.org/github.com/gdamore/tcell#CellBuffer.Size)
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