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A powerful, portable library for VBScript & JScript to control Windows Terminal. Include color output, cursor control, and so on.
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A powerful, portable COM component written in VBScript to control Windows Terminal.
JScript is also available for use with this component.
Include color output, cursor control, and so on.
Run following commands as administrator:
git clone https://github.com/OldLiu001/TerminalController.vbs.git
cd TerminalController.vbs
regsvr32 TerminalController.wsc
WARN: DO NOT REGISTER TerminalController.wsc BY RIGHT CLICKING ON IT.
Then to create a instance of class, use following code:
VBScript
Set objTerminalController = CreateObject("Terminal.Controller")
JScript
var objTerminalController = new ActiveXObject("Terminal.Controller");
A Portable version can help you publish your script to others.
Copy script file TerminalController.vbs to your script's parent folder.
Assume that your script's file name is MyScript.vbs, use following template code:
Template.wsf
<job id="MyScript">
<script language="VBScript" src="TerminalController.vbs"/>
<script language="VBScript" src="MyScript.vbs"/>
</job>
Save Template.wsf to folder where your script also in.
In another way, you can embedding script & library into a single WSF:
Template_Embedded.wsf
<job id="MyScript">
<script language="VBScript">
' contents of "TerminalController.vbs"
</script>
<script language="VBScript">
' contents of "MyScript.vbs"
</script>
</job>
Of course, you can only embed necessary part(s) of script into a , we will talk about it no more.
To create a instance of the class:
Set objTerminalController = New TerminalController
Copy script file TerminalController.vbs to your script's parent folder.
Append the following code to your script:
Sub Import(strFileName)
With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
ExecuteGlobal .OpenTextFile( _
.GetParentFolderName( _
.GetFile(WScript.ScriptFullName)) & _
"\" & strFileName).ReadAll
End With
End Sub
Then at the head of your script, use the following code to import this library:
Import "TerminalController.vbs"
To create a instance of the class:
Set objTerminalController = New TerminalController
Append 'TerminalController.vbs' to your script.
To create a instance of the class:
Set objTerminalController = New TerminalController
Assume that your script's file name is MyScript.js.
Similar to VBScript, you can simply use the following templates.
Template.wsf
<job id="MyScript">
<script language="VBScript" src="TerminalController.vbs"/>
<script language="VBScript">
Function GenerateObject(ByVal strClassName)
Set GenerateObject = EVal("New " & strClassName)
End Function
</script>
<script language="JScript" src="MyScript.js" />
</job>
Template_Embedded.wsf
<job id="MyScript">
<script language="VBScript">
' "TerminalController.vbs"'s content here
</script>
<script language="VBScript">
Function GenerateObject(ByVal strClassName)
Set GenerateObject = EVal("New " & strClassName)
End Function
</script>
<script language="JScript">
// "MyScript.js"'s content here
</script>
</job>
To create a instance of the class:
var objTerminalController = GenerateObject("TerminalController");
First, set a callback function to post the output to the terminal.
You can simply use the following code:
VBScript
Function Printer(ByVal strControlSequence)
WScript.StdOut.Write strControlSequence
End Function
objTerminalController.SetPrinter GetRef("Printer")
JScript
objTerminalController.SetPrinter(function (strControlSequence) {
WScript.StdOut.Write(strControlSequence);
});
Then you can use the following methods to control the terminal:
| Name | Argument(s) | Equivalent Control Sequence | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| SaveCursorPosition | - | Chr(27) & "7" | Save the current cursor position |
| RestoreCursorPosition | - | Chr(27) & "8" | Restore the saved cursor position |
| HideCursor | - | Chr(27) & "[?25l" | Hide the cursor |
| ShowCursor | - | Chr(27) & "[?25h" | Show the cursor |
| SaveScreen | - | Chr(27) & "[?1049h" | Save the screen |
| RestoreScreen | - | Chr(27) & "[?1049l" | Restore the saved screen |
| ClearScreen | - | Chr(27) & "[2J" | Clear the screen |
| LimitScoll | lngTop, lngBottom | Chr(27) & "[" & lngTop & ";" & lngBottom & "r" | Limit the scoll |
| ReleseScoll | - | Chr(27) & "[r" | Release the scoll |
| MoveCursorToTopLeft | - | Chr(27) & "[H" | Move the cursor to the top left |
| MoveCursorTo | lngRow, lngColumn | Chr(27) & "[" & lngRow & ";" & lngColumn & "H" | Move the cursor to the specified position |
| MoveCursorToRow | lngRow | Chr(27) & "[" & lngRow & "H" | Move the cursor to the specified row |
| MoveCursorToColumn | lngColumn | Chr(27) & "[" & lngColumn & "G" | Move the cursor to the specified column |
| MoveCursorUp | lngCount | Chr(27) & "[" & lngCount & "A" | Move the cursor up |
| MoveCursorDown | lngCount | Chr(27) & "[" & lngCount & "B" | Move the cursor down |
| MoveCursorLeft | lngCount | Chr(27) & "[" & lngCount & "D" | Move the cursor left |
| MoveCursorRight | lngCount | Chr(27) & "[" & lngCount & "C" | Move the cursor right |
| SetTextStyle | strTextStyle | Chr(27) & "[" & strTextStyle & "m" | Set the text style |
| SetTextColor | strForeground, strBackground | Chr(27) & "[" & strForeground & ";" & strBackground & "m" | Set the text color |
| ResetTextAttributes | - | Chr(27) & "[0m" | Reset the text attributes |
Here are some properties to get some information about the terminal:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RowLength | Long | The number of rows |
| ColumnLength | Long | The number of columns |
Hungarian notation: lng Long, str String, obj Object, arr Array.
Colors: Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Magenta, Cyan, White, BrightBlack, BrightRed, BrightGreen, BrightYellow, BrightBlue, BrightMagenta, BrightCyan, BrightWhite, Default.
Styles: Normal, Bold, Dim, Italic, Underline, Blink, Reverse, Invisible, Strikeout.
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