path: root/src/display/winattrs.nim

import std/terminal

when defined(posix):
  import std/termios

type
  WindowAttributes* = object
    width*: int
    height*: int
    ppc*: int # cell width
    ppl*: int # cell height
    width_px*: int
    height_px*: int

proc getWindowAttributes*(tty: File): WindowAttributes =
  when defined(posix):
    if tty.isatty():
      var win: IOctl_WinSize
      if ioctl(cint(getOsFileHandle(tty)), TIOCGWINSZ, addr win) != -1:
        var cols = int(win.ws_col)
        var rows = int(win.ws_row)
        if cols == 0:
          cols = 80
        if rows == 0:
          rows = 24
        var ppc = int(win.ws_xpixel) div cols
        var ppl = int(win.ws_ypixel) div rows
        # some terminal emulators (aka vte) don't set ws_xpixel or ws_ypixel.
        # solution: use xterm.
        if ppc == 0:
          ppc = 9
        if ppl == 0:
          ppl = 18
        # Filling the last row without raw mode breaks things. However,
        # not supporting Windows means we can always have raw mode, so we can
        # use all available columns.
        return WindowAttributes(
          width: cols,
          height: rows,
          ppc: ppc,
          ppl: ppl,
          width_px: cols * ppc,
          height_px: rows * ppl
        )
  # For Windows, which is no longer supported. We keep it as a fallback for
  # when ioctl fails.
  var height = terminalHeight()
  if height == 0:
    height = 24
  # Windows has no raw mode afaik, so we do not fill the last column to
  # prevent line wrapping.
  let width = terminalWidth() - 1
  let ppc = 9
  let ppl = 18
  return WindowAttributes(
    width: width,
    height: height,
    ppc: ppc,
    ppl: ppl,
    width_px: ppc * width,
    height_px: ppl * width
  )