//autorefresh view that autorefreshes its content every second
func autorefresh(dry *app.Dry, screen *ui.Screen, keyboardQueue chan termbox.Event, done chan<- struct{}, doneStats chan<- bool, errC <-chan error) {
screen.Clear()
v := ui.NewMarkupView("", 0, 0, screen.Width, screen.Height, false)
//used to coordinate rendering betwen the ticker
//and the exit event
var mutex = &sync.Mutex{}
app.Write(dry, v)
err := v.Render()
if err != nil {
ui.ShowErrorMessage(screen, keyboardQueue, err)
}
screen.Flush()
//the ticker is created after the first render
timestampQueue := time.NewTicker(1000 * time.Millisecond)
loop:
for {
select {
case <-errC:
{
mutex.Lock()
timestampQueue.Stop()
break loop
}
case event := <-keyboardQueue:
switch event.Type {
case termbox.EventKey:
if event.Key == termbox.KeyEsc {
//the lock is acquired and the time-based refresh queue is stopped
//before breaking the loop
mutex.Lock()
timestampQueue.Stop()
break loop
}
}
case <-timestampQueue.C:
{
mutex.Lock()
v.Clear()
app.Write(dry, v)
v.Render()
screen.Flush()
mutex.Unlock()
}
}
}
//cleanup before exiting, the screen is cleared and the lock released
termbox.HideCursor()
screen.Clear()
screen.Sync()
mutex.Unlock()
doneStats <- true
done <- struct{}{}
}
//less shows dry output in a "less" emulator
func less(dry *app.Dry, screen *ui.Screen, keyboardQueue chan termbox.Event, done chan struct{}) {
screen.Clear()
v := ui.NewLess()
v.MarkupSupport()
go app.Write(dry, v)
if err := v.Focus(keyboardQueue); err != nil {
ui.ShowErrorMessage(screen, keyboardQueue, err)
}
termbox.HideCursor()
screen.Clear()
screen.Sync()
done <- struct{}{}
}