Allocates a new pseudo-terminal.
You can later use fork() or the g_spawn_async() familty of functions
to start a process on the PTY.
If using fork(), you MUST call vte_pty_child_setup() in the child.
If using g_spawn_async() and friends, you MUST either use
vte_pty_child_setup () directly as the child setup function, or call
vte_pty_child_setup() from your own child setup function supplied.
Also, you MUST pass the %G_SPAWN_DO_NOT_REAP_CHILD flag.
When using the GNOME PTY Helper,
unless some of the %VTE_PTY_NO_LASTLOG, %VTE_PTY_NO_UTMP or
%VTE_PTY_NO_WTMP flags are passed in @flags, the
session is logged in the corresponding lastlog, utmp or wtmp
system files.
When passing %VTE_PTY_NO_HELPER in @flags, the
GNOME PTY Helper bypassed entirely.
When passing %VTE_PTY_NO_FALLBACK in @flags,
and opening a PTY using the PTY helper fails, there will
be no fallback to allocate a PTY using Unix98 PTY functions.
a new #VtePty, or %NULL on error with @error filled in
flags from #VtePtyFlags
Creates a new #VtePty for the PTY master @fd.
No entry will be made in the lastlog, utmp or wtmp system files.
Note that the newly created #VtePty will take ownership of @fd
and close it on finalize.
a new #VtePty for @fd, or %NULL on error with @error filled in
a file descriptor to the PTY
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Cleans up the PTY, specifically any logging performed for the session.
The file descriptor to the PTY master remains open.
file descriptor belongs to @pty and must not be closed
the file descriptor of the PTY master in @pty. The
Reads the pseudo terminal's window size.
If getting the window size failed, @error will be set to a #GIOError.
%TRUE on success, %FALSE on failure with @error filled in
a location to store the number of rows, or %NULL
a location to store the number of columns, or %NULL
Attempts to resize the pseudo terminal's window size. If successful, the
OS kernel will send #SIGWINCH to the child process group.
If setting the window size failed, @error will be set to a #GIOError.
%TRUE on success, %FALSE on failure with @error filled in
the desired number of rows
the desired number of columns
Sets what value of the TERM environment variable to set just after forking.
the name of a terminal description, or %NULL
Tells the kernel whether the terminal is UTF-8 or not, in case it can make
use of the info. Linux 2.6.5 or so defines IUTF8 to make the line
discipline do multibyte backspace correctly.
%TRUE on success, %FALSE on failure with @error filled in
whether or not the pty is in UTF-8 mode
The file descriptor of the PTY master.
Controls how the session is recorded in lastlog, utmp, and wtmp,
and whether to use the GNOME PTY helper.
The value to set for the TERM environment variable just after
forking.
Specifies the type of a selection function used to check whether
a cell has to be selected or not.
%TRUE if cell has to be selected; %FALSE if otherwise.
terminal in which the cell is.
column in which the cell is.
row in which the cell is.
user data.
All of these fields should be considered read-only and deprecated.
Creates a new terminal widget.
a new #VteTerminal object
Places the selected text in the terminal in the #GDK_SELECTION_CLIPBOARD
selection.
Places the selected text in the terminal in the #GDK_SELECTION_PRIMARY
selection.
Interprets @data as if it were data received from a child process. This
can either be used to drive the terminal without a child process, or just
to mess with your users.
a string in the terminal's current encoding
the length of the string
Sends a block of UTF-8 text to the child as if it were entered by the user
at the keyboard.
data to send to the child
length of @text in bytes, or -1 if @text is NUL-terminated
Sends a block of binary data to the child.
data to send to the child
length of @data
Starts the specified command under a newly-allocated controlling
pseudo-terminal. The @argv and @envv lists should be %NULL-terminated.
The "TERM" environment variable is automatically set to reflect the
terminal widget's emulation setting.
Note that %G_SPAWN_DO_NOT_REAP_CHILD will always be added to @spawn_flags.
Note that unless @spawn_flags contains %G_SPAWN_LEAVE_DESCRIPTORS_OPEN, all file
descriptors except stdin/stdout/stderr will be closed before calling exec()
in the child.
See vte_pty_new(), g_spawn_async() and vte_terminal_watch_child() for more information.
%TRUE on success, or %FALSE on error with @error filled in
flags from #VtePtyFlags
the name of a directory the command should start in, or %NULL to use the current working directory
child's argument vector
a list of environment variables to be added to the environment before starting the process, or %NULL
flags from #GSpawnFlags
function to run in the child just before exec(), or %NULL
user data for @child_setup
a location to store the child PID, or %NULL
An accessor function provided for the benefit of language bindings.
the contents of @terminal's adjustment field
Checks whether or not the terminal will attempt to draw bold text by
repainting text with a one-pixel offset.
%TRUE if bolding is enabled, %FALSE if not
Checks whether or not the terminal will beep when the child outputs the
"bl" sequence.
%TRUE if audible bell is enabled, %FALSE if not
the height of a character cell
the width of a character cell
Gets the exit status of the command started by vte_terminal_fork_command().
See your C library's documentation for more details on how to interpret the
exit status.
Note that this function may only be called from the signal handler of
the #VteTerminal::child-exited signal.
the child's exit status
the number of columns
Returns the currently set cursor blink mode.
cursor blink mode.
Reads the location of the insertion cursor and returns it. The row
coordinate is absolute.
a location to store the column, or %NULL
Returns the currently set cursor shape.
cursor shape.
Queries the terminal for its default emulation, which is attempted if the
terminal type passed to vte_terminal_set_emulation() is %NULL.
type the widget attempts to emulate
an interned string containing the name of the default terminal
Queries the terminal for its current emulation, as last set by a call to
vte_terminal_set_emulation().
widget is attempting to emulate
an interned string containing the name of the terminal type the
Determines the name of the encoding in which the terminal expects data to be
encoded.
the current encoding for the terminal
Queries the terminal for information about the fonts which will be
used to draw text in the terminal.
currently using to render text
a #PangoFontDescription describing the font the terminal is
Checks if the terminal currently contains selected text. Note that this
is different from determining if the terminal is the owner of any
#GtkClipboard items.
%TRUE if part of the text in the terminal is selected.
the icon title
Determines the value of the terminal's mouse autohide setting. When
autohiding is enabled, the mouse cursor will be hidden when the user presses
a key and shown when the user moves the mouse. This setting can be changed
using vte_terminal_set_mouse_autohide().
%TRUE if autohiding is enabled, %FALSE if not
Returns the #VtePty of @terminal.
a #VtePty, or %NULL
the number of rows
Some terminal emulations specify a status line which is separate from the
main display area, and define a means for applications to move the cursor
to the status line and back.
For terminals like "xterm", this will usually be the empty string. The string
must not be modified or freed by the caller.
the current contents of the terminal's status line.
Extracts a view of the visible part of the terminal. If @is_selected is not
%NULL, characters will only be read if @is_selected returns %TRUE after being
passed the column and row, respectively. A #VteCharAttributes structure
is added to @attributes for each byte added to the returned string detailing
the character's position, colors, and other characteristics.
a newly allocated text string, or %NULL.
a #VteSelectionFunc callback
user data to be passed to the callback
location for storing text attributes
Extracts a view of the visible part of the terminal. If @is_selected is not
%NULL, characters will only be read if @is_selected returns %TRUE after being
passed the column and row, respectively. A #VteCharAttributes structure
is added to @attributes for each byte added to the returned string detailing
the character's position, colors, and other characteristics. This function
differs from vte_terminal_get_text() in that trailing spaces at the end of
lines are included.
a newly allocated text string, or %NULL.
a #VteSelectionFunc callback
user data to be passed to the callback
location for storing text attributes
Extracts a view of the visible part of the terminal. If @is_selected is not
%NULL, characters will only be read if @is_selected returns %TRUE after being
passed the column and row, respectively. A #VteCharAttributes structure
is added to @attributes for each byte added to the returned string detailing
the character's position, colors, and other characteristics. The
entire scrollback buffer is scanned, so it is possible to read the entire
contents of the buffer using this function.
a newly allocated text string, or %NULL.
first row to search for data
first column to search for data
last row to search for data
last column to search for data
a #VteSelectionFunc callback
user data to be passed to the callback
location for storing text attributes
Checks whether or not the terminal will present a visible bell to the
user when the child outputs the "bl" sequence. The terminal
will clear itself to the default foreground color and then repaint itself.
%TRUE if visible bell is enabled, %FALSE if not
the window title
Appends menu items for various input methods to the given menu. The
user can select one of these items to modify the input method used by
the terminal.
a GtkMenuShell
Checks if a particular character is considered to be part of a word or not,
based on the values last passed to vte_terminal_set_word_chars().
%TRUE if the character is considered to be part of a word
a candidate Unicode code point
Adds the regular expression @regex to the list of matching expressions. When the
user moves the mouse cursor over a section of displayed text which matches
this expression, the text will be highlighted.
an integer associated with this expression
a #GRegex
the #GRegexMatchFlags to use when matching the regex
Checks if the text in and around the specified position matches any of the
regular expressions previously set using vte_terminal_match_add(). If a
match exists, the text string is returned and if @tag is not %NULL, the number
associated with the matched regular expression will be stored in @tag.
If more than one regular expression has been set with
vte_terminal_match_add(), then expressions are checked in the order in
which they were added.
set regular expressions
a newly allocated string which matches one of the previously
the text column
the text row
a location to store the tag, or %NULL
Clears the list of regular expressions the terminal uses to highlight text
when the user moves the mouse cursor.
Removes the regular expression which is associated with the given @tag from
the list of expressions which the terminal will highlight when the user
moves the mouse cursor over matching text.
the tag of the regex to remove
Sets which cursor the terminal will use if the pointer is over the pattern
specified by @tag. The terminal keeps a reference to @cursor.
the tag of the regex which should use the specified cursor
the #GdkCursor which the terminal should use when the pattern is highlighted, or %NULL to use the standard cursor
Sets which cursor the terminal will use if the pointer is over the pattern
specified by @tag.
the tag of the regex which should use the specified cursor
the name of the cursor
Sets which cursor the terminal will use if the pointer is over the pattern
specified by @tag.
the tag of the regex which should use the specified cursor
a #GdkCursorType
Sends the contents of the #GDK_SELECTION_CLIPBOARD selection to the
terminal's child. If necessary, the data is converted from UTF-8 to the
terminal's current encoding. It's called on paste menu item, or when
user presses Shift+Insert.
Sends the contents of the #GDK_SELECTION_PRIMARY selection to the terminal's
child. If necessary, the data is converted from UTF-8 to the terminal's
current encoding. The terminal will call also paste the
#GDK_SELECTION_PRIMARY selection when the user clicks with the the second
mouse button.
Creates a new #VtePty, and sets the emulation property
from #VteTerminal:emulation.
See vte_pty_new() for more information.
a new #VtePty
flags from #VtePtyFlags
Resets as much of the terminal's internal state as possible, discarding any
unprocessed input data, resetting character attributes, cursor state,
national character set state, status line, terminal modes (insert/delete),
selection state, and encoding.
whether to reset tabstops
whether to empty the terminal's scrollback buffer
Searches the next string matching the search regex set with
vte_terminal_search_set_gregex().
%TRUE if a match was found
Searches the previous string matching the search regex set with
vte_terminal_search_set_gregex().
%TRUE if a match was found
the search #GRegex regex set in @terminal, or %NULL
whether searching will wrap around
Sets the #GRegex regex to search for. Unsets the search regex when passed %NULL.
a #GRegex, or %NULL
Sets whether search should wrap around to the beginning of the
terminal content when reaching its end.
whether search should wrap
Selects all text within the terminal (including the scrollback buffer).
Clears the current selection.
Controls whether or not the terminal will attempt to draw bold text,
either by using a bold font variant or by repainting text with a different
offset.
%TRUE if the terminal should attempt to draw bold text
Controls whether or not the terminal will beep when the child outputs the
"bl" sequence.
%TRUE if the terminal should beep
Sets a background image for the widget. Text which would otherwise be
drawn using the default background color will instead be drawn over the
specified image. If necessary, the image will be tiled to cover the
widget's entire visible area. If specified by
vte_terminal_set_background_saturation(), the terminal will tint its
in-memory copy of the image before applying it to the terminal.
a #GdkPixbuf to use, or %NULL to unset the background
Sets a background image for the widget. If specified by
vte_terminal_set_background_saturation(), the terminal will tint its
in-memory copy of the image before applying it to the terminal.
path to an image file
If a background image has been set using
vte_terminal_set_background_image(),
vte_terminal_set_background_image_file(), or
vte_terminal_set_background_transparent(), and the saturation value is less
than 1.0, the terminal will adjust the colors of the image before drawing
the image. To do so, the terminal will create a copy of the background
image (or snapshot of the root window) and modify its pixel values.
a floating point value between 0.0 and 1.0.
If a background image has been set using
vte_terminal_set_background_image(),
vte_terminal_set_background_image_file(), or
vte_terminal_set_background_transparent(), and the value set by
vte_terminal_set_background_saturation() is less than one, the terminal
will adjust the color of the image before drawing the image. To do so,
the terminal will create a copy of the background image (or snapshot of
the root window) and modify its pixel values. The initial tint color
is black.
a color which the terminal background should be tinted to if its saturation is not 1.0.
Sets the terminal's background image to the pixmap stored in the root
window, adjusted so that if there are no windows below your application,
the widget will appear to be transparent.
whether the terminal should fake transparency
Modifies the terminal's backspace key binding, which controls what
string or control sequence the terminal sends to its child when the user
presses the backspace key.
a #VteTerminalEraseBinding for the backspace key
Sets the background color for text which does not have a specific background
color assigned. Only has effect when no background image is set and when
the terminal is not transparent.
the new background color
Sets the color used to draw bold text in the default foreground color.
the new bold color
Sets the background color for text which is under the cursor. If %NULL, text
under the cursor will be drawn with foreground and background colors
reversed.
the new color to use for the text cursor, or %NULL
Sets the color used to draw dim text in the default foreground color.
the new dim color
Sets the foreground color used to draw normal text
the new foreground color
Sets the background color for text which is highlighted. If %NULL,
highlighted text (which is usually highlighted because it is selected) will
be drawn with foreground and background colors reversed.
the new color to use for highlighted text, or %NULL
The terminal widget uses a 28-color model comprised of the default foreground
and background colors, the bold foreground color, the dim foreground
color, an eight color palette, bold versions of the eight color palette,
and a dim version of the the eight color palette.
If @foreground is %NULL and
the new background color is taken from @palette[0]. If
8-color palettes are extrapolated from the new background color and the items
in @palette.
the new foreground color, or %NULL
the new background color, or %NULL
the color palette
the number of entries in @palette
Sets whether or not the cursor will blink. Using %VTE_CURSOR_BLINK_SYSTEM
will use the #GtkSettings::gtk-cursor-blink setting.
the #VteTerminalCursorBlinkMode to use
Sets the shape of the cursor drawn.
the #VteTerminalCursorShape to use
Reset the terminal palette to reasonable compiled-in default color.
Modifies the terminal's delete key binding, which controls what
string or control sequence the terminal sends to its child when the user
presses the delete key.
a #VteTerminalEraseBinding for the delete key
Sets what type of terminal the widget attempts to emulate by scanning for
control sequences defined in the system's termcap file. Unless you
are interested in this feature, always use "xterm".
the name of a terminal description, or %NULL to use the default
Changes the encoding the terminal will expect data from the child to
be encoded with. For certain terminal types, applications executing in the
terminal can change the encoding. The default encoding is defined by the
application's locale settings.
a valid #GIConv target, or %NULL to use the default encoding
Sets the font used for rendering all text displayed by the terminal,
overriding any fonts set using gtk_widget_modify_font(). The terminal
will immediately attempt to load the desired font, retrieve its
metrics, and attempt to resize itself to keep the same number of rows
and columns.
a #PangoFontDescription for the desired font, or %NULL
A convenience function which converts @name into a #PangoFontDescription and
passes it to vte_terminal_set_font().
a pango font description in string form
Changes the value of the terminal's mouse autohide setting. When autohiding
is enabled, the mouse cursor will be hidden when the user presses a key and
shown when the user moves the mouse. This setting can be read using
vte_terminal_get_mouse_autohide().
whether the mouse pointer should autohide
Sets the opacity of the terminal background, were 0 means completely
transparent and 65535 means completely opaque.
the new opacity
Sets @pty as the PTY to use in @terminal.
Use %NULL to unset the PTY.
a #VtePty, or %NULL
Controls whether or not the terminal will scroll the background image (if
one is set) when the text in the window must be scrolled.
whether the terminal should scroll the background image along with the text
Controls whether or not the terminal will forcibly scroll to the bottom of
the viewable history when the user presses a key. Modifier keys do not
trigger this behavior.
whether the terminal should scroll on keystrokes
Controls whether or not the terminal will forcibly scroll to the bottom of
the viewable history when the new data is received from the child.
whether the terminal should scroll on output
Sets the length of the scrollback buffer used by the terminal. The size of
the scrollback buffer will be set to the larger of this value and the number
of visible rows the widget can display, so 0 can safely be used to disable
scrollback.
A negative value means "infinite scrollback".
Note that this setting only affects the normal screen buffer.
For terminal types which have an alternate screen buffer, no scrollback is
allowed on the alternate screen buffer.
the length of the history buffer
Attempts to change the terminal's size in terms of rows and columns. If
the attempt succeeds, the widget will resize itself to the proper size.
the desired number of columns
the desired number of rows
Controls whether or not the terminal will present a visible bell to the
user when the child outputs the "bl" sequence. The terminal
will clear itself to the default foreground color and then repaint itself.
whether the terminal should flash on bell
When the user double-clicks to start selection, the terminal will extend
the selection on word boundaries. It will treat characters included in @spec
as parts of words, and all other characters as word separators. Ranges of
characters can be specified by separating them with a hyphen.
As a special case, if @spec is %NULL or the empty string, the terminal will
treat all graphic non-punctuation non-space characters as word characters.
a specification
Watches @child_pid. When the process exists, the #VteReaper::child-exited
signal will be called. Use vte_terminal_get_child_exit_status() to
retrieve the child's exit status.
Prior to calling this function, a #VtePty must have been set in @terminal
using vte_terminal_set_pty_object().
When the child exits, the terminal's #VtePty will be set to %NULL.
been called for @child_pid, nor a #GSource for it been created with
g_child_watch_source_new().
the %G_SPAWN_DO_NOT_REAP_CHILD flag MUST have been passed.
a #GPid
Write contents of the current contents of @terminal (including any
scrollback history) to @stream according to @flags.
If @cancellable is not %NULL, then the operation can be cancelled by triggering
the cancellable object from another thread. If the operation was cancelled,
the error %G_IO_ERROR_CANCELLED will be returned in @error.
This is a synchronous operation and will make the widget (and input
processing) during the write operation, which may take a long time
depending on scrollback history and @stream availability for writing.
%TRUE on success, %FALSE if there was an error
a #GOutputStream to write to
a set of #VteTerminalWriteFlags
a #GCancellable object, or %NULL
Controls whether or not the terminal will attempt to draw bold text.
This may happen either by using a bold font variant, or by
repainting text with a different offset.
Controls whether or not the terminal will beep when the child outputs the
"bl" sequence.
Sets a background image file for the widget. If specified by
#VteTerminal:background-saturation:, the terminal will tint its
in-memory copy of the image before applying it to the terminal.
Sets a background image for the widget. Text which would otherwise be
drawn using the default background color will instead be drawn over the
specified image. If necessary, the image will be tiled to cover the
widget's entire visible area. If specified by
#VteTerminal:background-saturation:, the terminal will tint its
in-memory copy of the image before applying it to the terminal.
Sets the opacity of the terminal background, were 0.0 means completely
transparent and 1.0 means completely opaque.
#VteTerminal:background-image-pixbuf:, or #VteTerminal:background-transparent:,
and the saturation value is less
than 1.0, the terminal will adjust the colors of the image before drawing
the image. To do so, the terminal will create a copy of the background
image (or snapshot of the root window) and modify its pixel values.
#VteTerminal:background-image-pixbuf:, or #VteTerminal:background-transparent:, and
the terminal
will adjust the color of the image before drawing the image. To do so,
the terminal will create a copy of the background image (or snapshot of
the root window) and modify its pixel values. The initial tint color
is black.
Sets whther the terminal uses the pixmap stored in the root
window as the background, adjusted so that if there are no windows
below your application, the widget will appear to be transparent.
set a RGBA colourmap on the toplevel window, so you get real transparency.
*Controls what string or control sequence the terminal sends to its child
when the user presses the backspace key.
Sets whether or not the cursor will blink. Using %VTE_CURSOR_BLINK_SYSTEM
will use the #GtkSettings::gtk-cursor-blink setting.
Controls the shape of the cursor.
Controls what string or control sequence the terminal sends to its child
when the user presses the delete key.
Sets what type of terminal the widget attempts to emulate by scanning for
control sequences defined in the system's termcap file. Unless you
are interested in this feature, always use the default which is "xterm".
Controls the encoding the terminal will expect data from the child to
be encoded with. For certain terminal types, applications executing in the
terminal can change the encoding. The default is defined by the
application's locale settings.
Specifies the font used for rendering all text displayed by the terminal,
overriding any fonts set using gtk_widget_modify_font(). The terminal
will immediately attempt to load the desired font, retrieve its
metrics, and attempt to resize itself to keep the same number of rows
and columns.
The terminal's so-called icon title, or %NULL if no icon title has been set.
Controls the value of the terminal's mouse autohide setting. When autohiding
is enabled, the mouse cursor will be hidden when the user presses a key and
shown when the user moves the mouse.
The file descriptor of the master end of the terminal's PTY.
The PTY object for the terminal.
Controls whether or not the terminal will scroll the background image (if
one is set) when the text in the window must be scrolled.
Controls whether or not the terminal will forcibly scroll to the bottom of
the viewable history when the user presses a key. Modifier keys do not
trigger this behavior.
Controls whether or not the terminal will forcibly scroll to the bottom of
the viewable history when the new data is received from the child.
The length of the scrollback buffer used by the terminal. The size of
the scrollback buffer will be set to the larger of this value and the number
of visible rows the widget can display, so 0 can safely be used to disable
scrollback. Note that this setting only affects the normal screen buffer.
For terminal types which have an alternate screen buffer, no scrollback is
allowed on the alternate screen buffer.
Controls whether the terminal will present a visible bell to the
user when the child outputs the "bl" sequence. The terminal
will clear itself to the default foreground color and then repaint itself.
The terminal's title.
When the user double-clicks to start selection, the terminal will extend
the selection on word boundaries. It will treat characters the word-chars
characters as parts of words, and all other characters as word separators.
Ranges of characters can be specified by separating them with a hyphen.
As a special case, when setting this to %NULL or the empty string, the terminal will
treat all graphic non-punctuation non-space characters as word characters.
This signal is emitted when the a child sends a beep request to the
terminal.
Emitted whenever selection of a new font causes the values of the
%char_width or %char_height fields to change.
the new character cell width
the new character cell height
This signal is emitted when the terminal detects that a child started
using vte_terminal_fork_command() has exited.
Emitted whenever the terminal receives input from the user and
prepares to send it to the child process. The signal is emitted even
when there is no child process.
a string of text
the length of that string of text
Emitted whenever the visible appearance of the terminal has changed.
Used primarily by #VteTerminalAccessible.
Emitted whenever vte_terminal_copy_clipboard() is called.
Emitted whenever the cursor moves to a new character cell. Used
primarily by #VteTerminalAccessible.
Emitted when the user hits the '-' key while holding the Control key.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted whenever the terminal's emulation changes, only possible at
the parent application's request.
Emitted whenever the terminal's current encoding has changed, either
as a result of receiving a control sequence which toggled between the
local and UTF-8 encodings, or at the parent application's request.
Emitted when the terminal receives an end-of-file from a child which
is running in the terminal. This signal is frequently (but not
always) emitted with a #VteTerminal::child-exited signal.
Emitted when the terminal's %icon_title field is modified.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted when the user hits the '+' key while holding the Control key.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted at the child application's request.
the terminal's desired location, X coordinate
the terminal's desired location, Y coordinate
Emitted whenever vte_terminal_paste_clipboard() is called.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted at the child application's request.
the desired width in pixels, including padding
the desired height in pixels, including padding
Emitted at the child application's request.
Emitted whenever the contents of terminal's selection changes.
Set the scroll adjustments for the terminal. Usually scrolled containers
like #GtkScrolledWindow will emit this signal to connect two instances
of #GtkScrollbar to the scroll directions of the #VteTerminal.
the horizontal #GtkAdjustment (unused in #VteTerminal)
the vertical #GtkAdjustment
Emitted whenever the contents of the status line are modified or
cleared.
An internal signal used for communication between the terminal and
its accessibility peer. May not be emitted under certain
circumstances.
An internal signal used for communication between the terminal and
its accessibility peer. May not be emitted under certain
circumstances.
An internal signal used for communication between the terminal and
its accessibility peer. May not be emitted under certain
circumstances.
An internal signal used for communication between the terminal and
its accessibility peer. May not be emitted under certain
circumstances.
the number of lines scrolled
Emitted when the terminal's %window_title field is modified.
An enumeration describing which anti-alias setting to use.
All of these fields should be considered read-only, except for derived classes.
An enumerated type which can be used to indicate the cursor blink mode
for the terminal.
An enumerated type which can be used to indicate what should the terminal
draw at the cursor position.
An enumerated type which can be used to indicate which string the terminal
should send to an application when the user presses the Delete or Backspace
keys.
A flag type to determine how terminal contents should be written
to an output stream.
Error domain for VTE PTY errors. Errors in this domain will be from the #VtePtyError
enumeration. See #GError for more information on error domains.
the error domain for VTE PTY errors