Struct andiskaz::string::TermString[][src]

pub struct TermString { /* fields omitted */ }
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Graphical string: a string valid to be printed on a terminal for graphic purpouse.

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Builds a new graphical string.

The string must not start with a diacritic character. Diacritic here is not “^” or “~”, but rather a diacritic that when inserted combines with the previous character. Like the tilde in “ỹ” which can be separated from “y”. On the other hand, the combination “ỹ” is valid and forms a single grapheme cluster. The diacritic is only invalid when separated.

Control characters also trigger an error, because those would allow the terminal to be controlled.

Creates a new TermString, but replaces error with the replacement character “�”.

Counts how many grapheme clusters the string contains by iterating the string.

Converts into a reference to a plain string.

Indexes the string by returning None if out of bounds. usize will return TermGraphemes, ranges will return sub-TermStrings. WARNING: this method is, prefere iterating instead.

Indexes the string by panicking if out of bounds. usize will return TermGraphemes, ranges will return sub-TermStrings. WARNING: this method is slow, prefere iterating instead.

Iterates over indices and grapheme clusters of this string.

Iterates only over graphemes of this string.

De-slices a sub-TermString into the original buffer.

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