def __init__( self, telnet, display = None, keys = None ):
telnetlib.emulation.TerminalEmulation.__init__( self, telnet, display, keys )
CursesDisplay.__init__( telnet, display )
self.__strStack = []
# accumulate characters for sending to the display
self.__accum = ''
self.__keyBuffer = ''
self.__blockBuf = ''
# the keyboard handler
self.__keys = keys
# the socket IO and telnet line protocol handler
self.__telnet = telnet
"""
the abstract display. characters are stored here,
but doesn't actually render the text on-screen
"""
self.__display = display
# The command interpreter is a state machine -- this is the state
self.__state = 0
# from Vt6530
self.__listeners = []
return
def __init__(self, telnet, display=None, keys=None):
CursesDisplay.__init__(self, telnet, display)
self.__state = 0
self.__lastState = 0
self.__justConnected = True
self.__lastLine = ""
return
