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module Vedeu
# Store and retrieve {Vedeu::VirtualTerminal} objects.
#
# Each {Vedeu::VirtualTerminal} object is a copy of the current terminal
# including content but not as String objects but {Vedeu::Char} objects. Using
# {Vedeu::Char} objects means that we can store the data used to make up the
# displayed character, complete with its colour, position and style.
#
# Once a {Vedeu::Char} has been converted to a String, it is tricky to
# separate the escape sequences and string data. By deferring this conversion
# we can display the {Vedeu::Char} in multiple ways (e.g. HTML) or in multiple
# formats (e.g. JSON), and render/use that in an appropriate way.
#
module VirtualBuffer
extend self
# Fetch the oldest stored virtual buffer first.
#
# @return [Array<Array<Vedeu::Char>>|NilClass]
def retrieve
Vedeu.log(type: :drb, message: 'Retrieving output')
storage.pop
end
# Store a new virtual buffer.
#
# @return [Array<Array<Vedeu::Char>>]
def store(data)
Vedeu.log(type: :drb, message: 'Storing output')
storage.unshift(data)
end
# Return the number of virtual buffers currently stored.
#
# @return [Fixnum]
def size
storage.size
end
# Destroy all virtual buffers currently stored.
#
# @return [Array]
def clear
@storage = in_memory
end
alias_method :reset, :clear
private
# Access to the storage for this repository.
#
# @return [Array]
def storage
@storage ||= in_memory
end
# Returns an empty collection ready for the storing of virtual buffers.
#
# @return [Array]
def in_memory
[]
end
end # VirtualBuffer
end # Vedeu
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