[Gambas-user] How to input hide password into gambas command line project ?

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Thank you Fabien for the code.

— 
Olivier Cruilles


Le October 2, 2015 à 02:29:27, Fabien Bodard (gambas.fr at ...626...) a écrit:

This is a class i've found in my old archives :-)  


' Gambas module file  

Public Sub Main()  


Dim i As Integer  
Dim s As String  


For i = 1 To 25  


s &= String(80, " ") & "\n"  
Next  
vt100.SetAttribute([42])  
Print s  
Print "e"  
VT100.SetAttribute([1])  

VT100.SetColor(VT100.Yellow, VT100.Blue)  

Print " Coucou "  
VT100.SetColor(7, 0)  

Print  
Print  
VT100.FontSetG1  
For i = 0 To 10  
Print "Test de terminal"  

Next  

Wait 3  

VT100.ForceCursorPosition(5, 5)  

For i = 0 To 80  
Wait 0.05  
VT100.ForceCursorPosition(5, i)  
Next  

End  


It may help you. I've added at the end the codes to manage echo.  

Regards,  

Fabien Bodard  


2015-10-01 19:59 GMT+02:00 Fabien Bodard <gambas.fr at ...626...>:  
> You can use escape codes too :  
>  
> Local Echo (Keyboard Send-Receive)  
>  
> This mode selects local echo, which causes every character transmitted  
> by the terminal to automatically appear on the screen. Therefore, the  
> computer does not have to transmit (echo) the character back to the  
> terminal for display. When local echo is off, the terminal only  
> transmits characters to the computer. The computer must echo the  
> characters back to the terminal for display. Select send-receive mode  
> by using the following sequences.  
>  
> Send-Receive Mode (SRM)  
>  
> ESC [ 1 2 h  
> 033 133 061 062 150  
> Set turns off local echo. The terminal transmits characters to the  
> computer, which must echo characters for display on screen.  
>  
> ESC [ 1 2 l  
> 033 133 061 062 154  
> Reset selects local echo. Characters transmitted to the computer  
> automatically appear on the screen.  
>  
>  
>  
> In mode off the program must return the char itself and the terminal  
> don't display the hitten key.  
>  
>  
> When i'll finished my term emulator i will think to a simplified  
> component that could implement simple terminal things,  
> like QBasic does in the past.  
>  
> So i had to just type Term.Foreground()  
> or Term.EchoOff... then ...  
>  
>  
>  
> 2015-10-01 19:22 GMT+02:00 Yahoo <olivier.cruilles at ...614...>:  
>> Yes exactly, it’s the way that I've found to restore the terminal.  
>>  
>> Thank you  
>>  
>>  
>> —  
>> Olivier Cruilles  
>>  
>>  
>> Le October 1, 2015 à 13:18:31, Tobias Boege (taboege at ...626...) a écrit:  
>>  
>> On Thu, 01 Oct 2015, Yahoo wrote:  
>>> About gb.ncurses, when I say the terminal become unusable I mean that the Carrier Return does not work after closing my program, so press on the enter key does not create to a new line and the prompt is written on the same line, at the location where is the cursor.  
>>>  
>>  
>> That should indeed not happen. It seems gb.ncurses does not clean up  
>> properly. On my system, gb.ncurses works fine... But you can use the  
>> program "reset" to restore the default settings in any case.  
>>  
>> Regards,  
>> Tobi  
>>  
>> --  
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