How to use getcursorposition method in pyatom

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bs.py

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1import esc2import esccmd3import escio4from escutil import AssertEQ, AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual, GetCursorPosition, GetScreenSize, knownBug5from esctypes import Point, Rect6class BSTests(object):7 def test_BS_Basic(self):8 esccmd.CUP(Point(3, 3))9 escio.Write(esc.BS)10 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(2, 3))11 def test_BS_NoWrapByDefault(self):12 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 3))13 escio.Write(esc.BS)14 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(1, 3))15 def test_BS_WrapsInWraparoundMode(self):16 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECAWM)17 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)18 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 3))19 escio.Write(esc.BS)20 size = GetScreenSize()21 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(size.width(), 2))22 def test_BS_ReverseWrapRequiresDECAWM(self):23 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECAWM)24 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)25 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 3))26 escio.Write(esc.BS)27 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(1, 3))28 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECAWM)29 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)30 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 3))31 escio.Write(esc.BS)32 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(1, 3))33 def test_BS_ReverseWrapWithLeftRight(self):34 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECAWM)35 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)36 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)37 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)38 esccmd.CUP(Point(5, 3))39 escio.Write(esc.BS)40 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(10, 2))41 def test_BS_ReversewrapFromLeftEdgeToRightMargin(self):42 """If cursor starts at left edge of screen, left of left margin, backspace43 takes it to the right margin."""44 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECAWM)45 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)46 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)47 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)48 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 3))49 escio.Write(esc.BS)50 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(10, 2))51 @knownBug(terminal="xterm",52 reason="BS wraps past top margin. Bad idea in my opinion, but there is no standard for reverse wrap.")53 def test_BS_ReverseWrapWontPassTop(self):54 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECAWM)55 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.ReverseWraparound)56 esccmd.DECSTBM(2, 5)57 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 2))58 escio.Write(esc.BS)59 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(1, 2))60 def test_BS_StopsAtLeftMargin(self):61 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)62 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)63 esccmd.CUP(Point(5, 1))64 escio.Write(esc.BS)65 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECLRMM)66 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(5, 1))67 def test_BS_MovesLeftWhenLeftOfLeftMargin(self):68 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)69 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)70 esccmd.CUP(Point(4, 1))71 escio.Write(esc.BS)72 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECLRMM)73 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(3, 1))74 def test_BS_StopsAtOrigin(self):75 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 1))76 escio.Write(esc.BS)77 AssertEQ(GetCursorPosition(), Point(1, 1))78 def test_BS_CursorStartsInDoWrapPosition(self):79 """Cursor is right of right edge of screen."""80 size = GetScreenSize()81 esccmd.CUP(Point(size.width() - 1, 1))82 escio.Write("ab")83 escio.Write(esc.BS)84 escio.Write("X")85 AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual(Rect(size.width() - 1, 1, size.width(), 1),...

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hvp.py

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1import esccmd2import escio3from escutil import AssertEQ, AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual, GetCursorPosition, GetScreenSize, knownBug4from esctypes import Point, Rect5class HVPTests(object):6 def test_HVP_DefaultParams(self):7 """With no params, HVP moves to 1,1."""8 esccmd.HVP(Point(6, 3))9 position = GetCursorPosition()10 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)11 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)12 esccmd.HVP()13 position = GetCursorPosition()14 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)15 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)16 def test_HVP_RowOnly(self):17 """Default column is 1."""18 esccmd.HVP(Point(6, 3))19 position = GetCursorPosition()20 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)21 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)22 esccmd.HVP(row=2)23 position = GetCursorPosition()24 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)25 AssertEQ(position.y(), 2)26 def test_HVP_ColumnOnly(self):27 """Default row is 1."""28 esccmd.HVP(Point(6, 3))29 position = GetCursorPosition()30 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)31 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)32 esccmd.HVP(col=2)33 position = GetCursorPosition()34 AssertEQ(position.x(), 2)35 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)36 def test_HVP_ZeroIsTreatedAsOne(self):37 """Zero args are treated as 1."""38 esccmd.HVP(Point(6, 3))39 esccmd.HVP(col=0, row=0)40 position = GetCursorPosition()41 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)42 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)43 def test_HVP_OutOfBoundsParams(self):44 """With overly large parameters, HVP moves as far as possible down and right."""45 size = GetScreenSize()46 esccmd.HVP(Point(size.width() + 10, size.height() + 10))47 position = GetCursorPosition()48 AssertEQ(position.x(), size.width())49 AssertEQ(position.y(), size.height())50 def test_HVP_RespectsOriginMode(self):51 """HVP is relative to margins in origin mode."""52 # Set a scroll region.53 esccmd.DECSTBM(6, 11)54 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)55 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)56 # Move to center of region57 esccmd.HVP(Point(7, 9))58 position = GetCursorPosition()59 AssertEQ(position.x(), 7)60 AssertEQ(position.y(), 9)61 # Turn on origin mode.62 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECOM)63 # Move to top-left64 esccmd.HVP(Point(1, 1))65 # Check relative position while still in origin mode.66 position = GetCursorPosition()67 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)68 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)69 escio.Write("X")70 # Turn off origin mode. This moves the cursor.71 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECOM)72 # Turn off scroll regions so checksum can work.73 esccmd.DECSTBM()74 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECLRMM)75 # Make sure there's an X at 5,676 AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual(Rect(5, 6, 5, 6),...

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cup.py

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1import esccmd2import escio3from escutil import AssertEQ, AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual, GetCursorPosition, GetScreenSize, knownBug4from esctypes import Point, Rect5class CUPTests(object):6 def test_CUP_DefaultParams(self):7 """With no params, CUP moves to 1,1."""8 esccmd.CUP(Point(6, 3))9 position = GetCursorPosition()10 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)11 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)12 esccmd.CUP()13 position = GetCursorPosition()14 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)15 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)16 def test_CUP_RowOnly(self):17 """Default column is 1."""18 esccmd.CUP(Point(6, 3))19 position = GetCursorPosition()20 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)21 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)22 esccmd.CUP(row=2)23 position = GetCursorPosition()24 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)25 AssertEQ(position.y(), 2)26 def test_CUP_ColumnOnly(self):27 """Default row is 1."""28 esccmd.CUP(Point(6, 3))29 position = GetCursorPosition()30 AssertEQ(position.x(), 6)31 AssertEQ(position.y(), 3)32 esccmd.CUP(col=2)33 position = GetCursorPosition()34 AssertEQ(position.x(), 2)35 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)36 def test_CUP_ZeroIsTreatedAsOne(self):37 """Zero args are treated as 1."""38 esccmd.CUP(Point(6, 3))39 esccmd.CUP(col=0, row=0)40 position = GetCursorPosition()41 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)42 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)43 def test_CUP_OutOfBoundsParams(self):44 """With overly large parameters, CUP moves as far as possible down and right."""45 size = GetScreenSize()46 esccmd.CUP(Point(size.width() + 10, size.height() + 10))47 position = GetCursorPosition()48 AssertEQ(position.x(), size.width())49 AssertEQ(position.y(), size.height())50 def test_CUP_RespectsOriginMode(self):51 """CUP is relative to margins in origin mode."""52 # Set a scroll region.53 esccmd.DECSTBM(6, 11)54 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECLRMM)55 esccmd.DECSLRM(5, 10)56 # Move to center of region57 esccmd.CUP(Point(7, 9))58 position = GetCursorPosition()59 AssertEQ(position.x(), 7)60 AssertEQ(position.y(), 9)61 # Turn on origin mode.62 esccmd.DECSET(esccmd.DECOM)63 # Move to top-left64 esccmd.CUP(Point(1, 1))65 # Check relative position while still in origin mode.66 position = GetCursorPosition()67 AssertEQ(position.x(), 1)68 AssertEQ(position.y(), 1)69 escio.Write("X")70 # Turn off origin mode. This moves the cursor.71 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECOM)72 # Turn off scroll regions so checksum can work.73 esccmd.DECSTBM()74 esccmd.DECRESET(esccmd.DECLRMM)75 # Make sure there's an X at 5,676 AssertScreenCharsInRectEqual(Rect(5, 6, 5, 6),...

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