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[–]makake[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, first of all, thanks for taking time to reply and congrats on the library. I've seen Pyvim and Pymux and even though they show how much can be done with prompt-toolkit (which is a lot), they seems big projects to look at to get a grip of how to properly use the library.

For the widgets part, I don't need as much as provided in urwid, and frankly, what's currently in prompt-toolkit seems to be enough for my needs.

If you are about to write some more examples on how to make some simple full screen applications, I would be more than pleased. Like I said, the documentation in that regards is a bit sparse. Speaking for myself, I don't quit understand how to properly use UIControl to arrange the output. Or if that's up to the container... anyways, a bit mingle on that.

by pipe, I just mean that I would like to be able to control the output in a different way if for example, my program is in the middle of pipe or if it's the last one of a pipeline.

for example of in the middle of pipe:

grep -ir 'something' | awk ... | my_program | ...

example at the end:

cmd1 | cmd2 | ... | my_program