
Given door output in bytes, if ‘cp437’ is specified in class This base class method simply returns data as-is. When keyboard input is detected, this method may filter such input. raw ( bool) – Whether or not to use raw outputĭerive and modify to implement a keyboard-input filter.Spawns a subprocess and pipes input and output over bbs session. Door ( cmd='/bin/uname', args=(), env=None, cp437=False, raw=False ) ¶ On input, and later as an invalid menu command. Various terminal reset sequences that may cause a reply to be received On exit, DOSDoor flushes any keyboard input DOSEMU appears to send Process pipes telnet session IPC data to and from the slave pty until Pty.fork() is called, child process calls execvpe() while the parent Signal resize of terminal to DOS – does nothing. output_filter ( data ) ¶įilter screen output (removes dosemu startup sequences).

input_filter ( data ) ¶įilter keyboard input (used for “throway” bug workaround). Output_filter as a workaround for stripping startup sequencesĪnd working around a strange keyboard input bug. Number of seconds to allow to elapse for input_filter and Regular expression of sequences to strip entirely during Regular expression of sequences to be replaced by term.clearĭuring START_BLOCK delay in output_filter RE_REPWITH_NONE = '\\033\\|\\d+ \\d+r|1 1H\\033\\[\\dM)' ¶ You should more than likely specify values for TERM, env ( dict) – Environment variables to extend to the sub-process.cp437 ( bool) – When true, forces decoding of external program asĬodepage 437.args ( tuple) – command arguments as tuple.
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Sequence, which is sent by DOSEMU on startup. This Door-derived class removes the “report cursor position” query DOSDoor ( cmd='/bin/uname', args=(), env=None, cp437=True ) ¶ĭoor-derived class with special handlers for executing dosemu. See wikipedia articleįor details: class. It also supports executing external Unix paths. This implements the concept of “Doors”, popular for DOS BBS software.
