new

   $console = Tickit::Console->new( %args )

Returns a new instance of a "Tickit::Console". Takes the following named arguments:

on_line => CODE

Callback to invoke when a line of text is entered in the entry widget.

   $on_line->( $active_tab, $text )
    

tab_class => STRING

Optional. If set, gives a class name (which should be a subclass of Tickit::Console::Tab) to construct newly-added tabs with. This setting allows an application to provide new methods in tabs to change behaviours.

timestamp_format, datestamp_format

Optional. If supplied, these will be stored as default values to pass to the tab constructor in the "add_tab" method.

add_tab

   $tab = $console->add_tab( %args )

Adds a new tab to the console, and returns a Tickit::Console::Tab object representing it.

Takes the following named arguments:

name => STRING

Name for the tab.

on_line => CODE

Optional. Provides a different callback to invoke when a line of text is entered while this tab is active. Invoked the same way as above.

make_widget => CODE

Optional. Gives a piece of code used to construct the actual Tickit::Widget used as this tab's child in the ribbon. A "Tickit::Widget::Scroller" to hold the tab's content will be passed in to this code, which should construct some sort of widget tree with that inside it, and return it. This can be used to apply a decorative frame, place the scroller in a split box or other layout along with other widgets, or various other effects.

   $tab_widget = $make_widget->( $scroller )
    

Any other named arguments are passed to the tab's constructor.

active_tab_index

   $index = $console->active_tab_index

active_tab

   $tab = $console->active_tab

remove_tab

   $console->remove_tab( $tab_or_index )

move_tab

   $console->move_tab( $tab_or_index, $delta )

active_tab

   $console->activate_tab( $tab_or_index )

next_tab

   $console->next_tab

prev_tab

   $console->prev_tab

These methods are all passed through to the underlying Tickit::Widget::Tabbed object.

bind_key

   $console->bind_key( $key, $code )

Installs a callback to invoke if the given key is pressed, overwriting any previous callback for the same key. The code block is invoked as

   $code->( $console, $key )

If $code is missing or "undef", any existing callback is removed.