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- type ModalInputProcessor
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) ApplyModalOverlay(overlay input.SimpleInputProcessor) (index uint)
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) CapturesInput() bool
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) GetHelp() input.Help
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlay() error
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlays(index uint)
- func (p *ModalInputProcessor) ProcessInput(key input.Key) bool
- type TextInputProcessor
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type ModalInputProcessor ¶
type ModalInputProcessor struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ModalInputProcessor is an input processor that can take any number of input overlays over its base input processor. It delegates all processing to its processors. Implements input.ModalInputProcessor.
func NewModalInputProcessor ¶
func NewModalInputProcessor(base input.SimpleInputProcessor) *ModalInputProcessor
NewModalInputProcessor returns a pointer to a new ModalInputProcessor with the given base processor and no overlays.
func (*ModalInputProcessor) ApplyModalOverlay ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) ApplyModalOverlay(overlay input.SimpleInputProcessor) (index uint)
ApplyModalOverlay applies an overlay to this processor. It returns the processors index, by which in the future, all overlays down to and including this overlay can be removed
func (*ModalInputProcessor) CapturesInput ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) CapturesInput() bool
CapturesInput returns whether this processor "captures" input, i.E. whether it ought to take priority in processing over other processors. This is useful, e.g., for prioritizing processors with partial input sequences or for such overlays, that are to take complete priority by completely gobbling all input.
func (*ModalInputProcessor) GetHelp ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) GetHelp() input.Help
GetHelp returns the input help map for this processor.
func (*ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlay ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlay() error
PopModalOverlay removes the topmost overlay from this processor.
func (*ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlays ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) PopModalOverlays(index uint)
PopModalOverlays pops all overlays down to and including the one at the specified index.
func (*ModalInputProcessor) ProcessInput ¶
func (p *ModalInputProcessor) ProcessInput(key input.Key) bool
ProcessInput attempts to process the provided input. Returns whether the provided input "applied", i.E. the processor performed an action based on the input. ModalInputProcessor delegates input processing to its topmost overlay processor or -- if no overlays are present -- its base processor.
type TextInputProcessor ¶
type TextInputProcessor struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
TextInputProcessor is a SimpleInputProcessor specifically for text input. It can have a number of defined mappings for non-runes (e.g. ESC for a callback to remove this processor as an overlay). Any runes it is asked to process will be given to its callback function for runes, which could, e.g., append the given rune to a string.
func NewTextInputProcessor ¶
func NewTextInputProcessor( normalModeMappings map[input.Keyspec]action.Action, runeCallback func(r rune), ) (*TextInputProcessor, error)
NewTextInputProcessor returns a pointer to a new NewTextInputProcessor.
func (*TextInputProcessor) CapturesInput ¶
func (p *TextInputProcessor) CapturesInput() bool
CapturesInput returns whether this processor "captures" input, i.E. whether it ought to take priority in processing over other processors. This is useful, e.g., for prioritizing processors with partial input sequences or for such overlays, that are to take complete priority by completely gobbling all input.
func (*TextInputProcessor) GetHelp ¶
func (p *TextInputProcessor) GetHelp() input.Help
GetHelp returns the input help map for this processor.
func (*TextInputProcessor) ProcessInput ¶
func (p *TextInputProcessor) ProcessInput(key input.Key) bool
ProcessInput attempts to process the provided input. Returns whether the provided input "applied", i.E. the processor performed an action based on the input.
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