Class AnsiComponentFactory

Namespace

Terminal.Gui.Drivers

Assembly

Terminal.Gui.dll

IComponentFactory<TInputRecord> implementation for the pure ANSI Driver.

public class AnsiComponentFactory : ComponentFactoryImpl<char>, IComponentFactory<char>, IComponentFactory

Inheritance

object

ComponentFactoryImpl<char>

AnsiComponentFactory

Implements

IComponentFactory<char>

IComponentFactory

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Remarks

The ANSI driver demonstrates proper use of Terminal.Gui.Drivers.AnsiResponseParser for querying terminal capabilities via ANSI escape sequences. It showcases:

• Sending ANSI queries (e.g., CSI_ReportWindowSizeInChars)
• Registering response expectations with Terminal.Gui.Drivers.AnsiResponseParser
• Handling responses asynchronously through callbacks
• Coordinating between input (response parsing) and output (query sending)

Constructors

AnsiComponentFactory(AnsiInput?, IOutput?, ISizeMonitor?)

Creates a new ANSIComponentFactory with optional output capture.

Methods

CreateInput()

Create IInput<TInputRecord> class for the current driver implementation i.e. the class responsible for reading user input from the console.

CreateInputProcessor(ConcurrentQueue<char>, ITimeProvider?)

Creates the InputProcessorImpl<TInputRecord> class for the current driver implementation i.e. the class responsible for translating raw console input into Terminal.Gui common event Key and Mouse.

CreateOutput()

Create the IOutput class for the current driver implementation i.e. the class responsible for rendering IOutputBuffer into the console.

CreateSizeMonitor(IOutput, IOutputBuffer)

Creates ISizeMonitor class for the current driver implementation i.e. the class responsible for reporting the current size of the terminal.

GetDriverName()

Gets the name of the driver this factory creates components for. This is the single source of truth for driver identification.