Konsole
#include <TerminalCharacterDecoder.h>
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HTMLDecoder () | |
virtual void | begin (QTextStream *output) |
virtual void | decodeLine (const Character *const characters, int count, LineProperty properties) |
virtual void | end () |
void | setColorTable (const ColorEntry *table) |
Public Member Functions inherited from Konsole::TerminalCharacterDecoder | |
virtual | ~TerminalCharacterDecoder () |
Detailed Description
A terminal character decoder which produces pretty HTML markup.
Definition at line 115 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
HTMLDecoder::HTMLDecoder | ( | ) |
Constructs an HTML decoder using a default black-on-white color scheme.
Definition at line 139 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
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Begin decoding characters.
The resulting text is appended to output
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Implements Konsole::TerminalCharacterDecoder.
Definition at line 147 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.cpp.
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Converts a line of terminal characters with associated properties into a text string and writes the string into an output QTextStream.
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characters An array of characters of length count
.count The number of characters properties Additional properties which affect all characters in the line
Implements Konsole::TerminalCharacterDecoder.
Definition at line 186 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.cpp.
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End decoding.
Implements Konsole::TerminalCharacterDecoder.
Definition at line 169 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.cpp.
void HTMLDecoder::setColorTable | ( | const ColorEntry * | table | ) |
Sets the color table which the decoder uses to produce the HTML color codes in its output.
Definition at line 290 of file TerminalCharacterDecoder.cpp.
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