Module control 

Terminal control sequence generation — cursor movement, screen, titles, bells. Terminal control sequence generation — equivalent to Rich’s control.py.

Provides a unified Control type for composing terminal escape sequences: cursor movement, screen manipulation, window titles, and bells. Individual control codes can be combined and rendered as ANSI escape sequences.

Quick Example

use rusty_rich::control::{Control, control_bell, control_home};

let bell = control_bell();
assert_eq!(bell.to_ansi(), "\x07");

let combined = Control::new(&["\x1b[H", "\x1b[2J"]);

Structs

Control

A composable terminal control sequence.

Constants

ALT_SCREEN_ENTER

Enter alternate screen buffer: \x1b[?1049h

ALT_SCREEN_EXIT

Exit alternate screen buffer: \x1b[?1049l

CARRIAGE_RETURN

Carriage return: \r

CLEAR_HOME

Clear entire screen and move cursor to home: \x1b[2J\x1b[H

CLEAR_SCREEN

Clear entire screen: \x1b[2J

CURSOR_HIDE

Hide cursor: \x1b[?25l

CURSOR_HOME

Move cursor to home: \x1b[H

CURSOR_SHOW

Show cursor: \x1b[?25h

CURSOR_UP

Move cursor up one row: \x1b[1A

ERASE_LINE

Erase the current line: \x1b[2K

NEWLINE

Newline: \n

OSC

Operating System Command (OSC) introducer: \x1b]

ST

String Terminator (ST) for OSC sequences: \x07

Functions

control_bell

Ring the terminal bell.

control_clear

Clear the entire screen.

control_home

Move cursor to home position.

control_move_to

Move cursor to an absolute position.

control_show_cursor

Show or hide the cursor.

control_title

Set terminal window title.

escape_control_codes

Escape control characters in a string, replacing them with visible representations like \\a, \\b, etc.

strip_control_codes

Strip control characters (bell, backspace, vertical tab, form feed) from a string.