InputBufferingMode

Enum InputBufferingMode 

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pub enum InputBufferingMode {
    Buffered,
    UnbufferedWithSignals,
    UnbufferedNoSignals,
}
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The input buffering mode.

This allows us to control which of raw and cbreak modes are applied.

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Buffered

This is the default and means that curses buffers input until a new line is read.

This corresponds to no cbreak mode and no raw mode.

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UnbufferedWithSignals

Allow for unbuffered input while generating signals upon seeing control characters.

For example, this allows Control+C to cause the program to exit.

This corresponds to cbreak mode without raw mode.

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UnbufferedNoSignals

Allow for unbuffered input without interpreting the meaning of any keys.

For example, this allows Control+C to be typed without forcing the program to exit.

This corresponds to cbreak mode and raw mode.

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