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Extract inline @code blocks from vt headers (size_report.h, modes.h, sgr.h, paste.h, mouse.h, key.h) into standalone buildable examples under example/. Each header now uses Doxygen @snippet tags to include code from the example source files, keeping documentation in sync with code that is verified to compile and run. New example projects: c-vt-size-report and c-vt-modes. Existing examples (c-vt-sgr, c-vt-paste, c-vt-mouse-encode, c-vt-key-encode) gain snippet markers so their code can be referenced from the headers. Conceptual snippets in key.h, mouse.h, and key/encoder.h that show terminal-state usage patterns remain inline since they cannot be compiled standalone. |
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README.md
Example: ghostty-vt C Mouse Encoding
This example demonstrates how to use the ghostty-vt C library to encode mouse
events into terminal escape sequences.
This example specifically shows how to:
- Create a mouse encoder with the C API
- Configure tracking mode and output format (this example uses SGR)
- Set terminal geometry for pixel-to-cell coordinate mapping
- Create and configure a mouse event
- Encode the mouse event into a terminal escape sequence
The example encodes a left button press at pixel position (50, 40) using SGR
format, producing an escape sequence like \x1b[<0;6;3M.
Usage
Run the program:
zig build run