stty
An access object for the terminal settings for the spawned object.
Attributes
- baud
-
Get or set the baud rate with an integer, or None (to reflect
a reset, i.e. B0).
- cc
-
Get or set a dictionary of canonical key values.
- cooked
-
Get or set canonical key evaluation; true means to interpret
control keys. The opposite is "raw", which is provided
for convenience.
- echo
-
Get or set the local echo feature; true means to output the characters
typed.
- rates (read-only)
-
Return a list of values usable for
baud above.
- raw
-
Get or set non-canonical key evaluation; true means to pass
control keys through to the application.
The opposite is "cooked".
Other "hidden" attributes
- _cflag
-
Get or set the
cflag termios value.
- _fd (read-only)
-
Get the file descriptor for the object.
- _iflag
-
Get or set the
iflag termios value.
- _lflag
-
Get or set the
lflag termios value.
- _oflag
-
Get or set the
oflag termios value.
Operations
- __call__
-
- obj.stty()
-
Return the currently terminal values. The return value is usable as
an argument to stty() to reset the values.
When given arguments, they can be either ordered values or keyword arguments.
- obj.stty(option, ...)
-
Set an value (as listed below), options proceeded by a "-"
is turned off.
- obj.stty(option=value, ...)
-
Or a combination of ordered values and keywords.
| Option | Termios name | Type |
|---|
| baud | CBAUD | integer |
| cooked | ICANON | boolean |
| echo | ECHO | boolean |
| raw | ~ICANON | boolean |
- __repr__
-
Print in the format "<stty fd=%d>".
- __cmp__
-
Compare the file descriptors of two objects;
can take another stty object, a file object (with a
fileno
method), or a file descriptor.
Methods
- termios([data]) conditional build
-
Convert the stty values to a form as the termios module would use.
If an argument is given, sets those values. Otherwise, return
the values already set.
Only built when the C macro STTY_TERMIOS_FUNCTION
is defined.
Examples
Make the terminal raw with no echo.
original_tty_values = tty_spawn_id.stty()
tty_spawn_id.stty('-echo', 'raw')
tty_spawn_id.stty(original_tty_values)
Or another way:
tty_spawn_id.stty('raw', echo=1)
Set up a modem device at 19200 baud, then
force a hangup of the modem.
modem = spawnfile(open('/dev/cua', 'w+'))
modem.stty.baud = 19200
modem.stty.baud = None