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ansi/box

src/ansi/box.tur

Unicode box-drawing constants and rectangle helpers.

defn

box-tl-single

(box-tl-single)
defn

box-tr-single

(box-tr-single)
defn

box-bl-single

(box-bl-single)
defn

box-br-single

(box-br-single)
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box-h-single

(box-h-single)
defn

box-v-single

(box-v-single)
defn

box-tl-double

(box-tl-double)
defn

box-tr-double

(box-tr-double)
defn

box-bl-double

(box-bl-double)
defn

box-br-double

(box-br-double)
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box-h-double

(box-h-double)
defn

box-v-double

(box-v-double)
defn

box-tl-round

(box-tl-round)
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box-tr-round

(box-tr-round)
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box-bl-round

(box-bl-round)
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box-br-round

(box-br-round)
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box-draw

(box-draw [row :int col :int height :int width :int style :int])

draw a bordered rectangle at (row col) of size height x width.

row, col -- 1-based top-left corner
height, width -- must be >= 2; a 2x2 box is the smallest meaningful size
style0 = single line, 1 = double line, 2 = round corners
Out-of-range style values are treated as 0. Sizes less than 2 are
no-ops.

Since: tur-ansi AN3

defn

box-fill

(box-fill [row :int col :int height :int width :int ch :int])

fill the interior (height-2 x width-2) of a rectangle with ch.

row, col, height, width -- same as box-draw
chASCII codepoint (32-126). Out-of-range
values fall back to space (32).
Use box-fill BEFORE box-draw so the border isn't overwritten by the fill.
defn

box-title

(box-title [row :int col :int width :int title :cstr])

write a title string centered on the top border.

row, col, width -- the box's top-left and width
titlecaption (ASCII byte length used for centering;
truncated with "..." if it doesn't fit in width-4
so there is at least one border glyph on each side)
box-title should be called AFTER box-draw so it overwrites the top
border with the title text.