menu.py File Reference

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Classes
class	menu.gb
	The class gb contains global variables and pointers to ease up accessibility in coding the functions of this module. More...

Namespaces
	menu

Functions
def	menu.SetTitle
def	menu.Print
	Print a message on the screen. More...
def	menu.Prompt (message)
	Prompt a message, wait for any key to be pressed. More...
def	menu.ShowMenu
	Show menu using entries (1st column) and default (2nd column). More...
def	menu.UpDown (entries, default, inc)
	Allow the cursor to move up and down in the list. More...
def	menu.LeftRight (entries, default, options, inc)
	Allow left/right keys to switch options in the second column and change default values. More...
def	menu.Browse
	Browse a menu with entries (1st column) and default (2nd column, optional) Note: with Python > 2.5 we had some troubles initializing curses more than once. More...
def	menu.Insert (entries, default)
	Similar to Browse, but allow the user to directly input the default values by a reading a string. More...
def	menu.RestoreScreen ()
	Restore screen back to shell functionality. More...
def	menu.CursesIsActive ()
	Return 1 if curses have been activated. More...
def	menu.Print_no_curses (message, sleep, row)
	The next set of functions replicate the previous ones without using curses library. More...
def	menu.Prompt_no_curses (message)
def	menu.Browse_no_curses (entries, default, options)
def	menu.Insert_no_curses (entries, names)

Variables
int	menu.have_curses = 1
tuple	menu.q = raw_input()
tuple	menu.i = entries.index(x)
string	menu.opt_list = ''
tuple	menu.c = raw_input(">> choice ["+default[q]+"] ? ")
tuple	menu.newname = raw_input(">> new name ? ")