# Printing to the console

# Instantiate a printable object
console_printable = Printable(text_speed=20, pause_at: {".", ":", ";"}, text="This text will go to the console.")

# Print the printable
console_printable.char_print()

# Change some settings
console_printable.newline = NewlineBoth
console_printable.wait_at_end = True

# Print again, this time with text passed to the printing function
console_printable.slow_print("The printable's text field is preserved, but this text is printed instead.")

# Clear the console
console_printable.clear()

# Printing with curses

# Initialize some windows (see the Python curses module documentation for details on general curses functionality.)
window1 = initscr()
window2 = newwin(10, 10, 5, 5)

# Instantiate printables with the created windows
window_one_printable = Printable(curses_enabled=True, window=window1, text="This is some example text".)
window_two_printable = Printable(curses_enabled=True, window=window2, pause_delay: 400, wrap_point: 5, wait_at_end: True)

# Print each printable's text to its assigned window
window_one_printable.char_print()
window_two_printable.char_print()

# Create a new curses window and move the first printable to it
window3 = newwin(20, 5, 10, 10)
window_one_printable.window = window3
window_one_printable.slow_print("Passing text into the function works in curses too, of course.")

# Clear all three windows
clear_all_windows((window1, window2, window3))

# Stream a printable's text out for use in an external function

# Produce a list from the printable's characters
window_one_printable.stream_out(ListOut)

# Produce a list of characters grouped by the wrap point
window_two_printable.stream_out(WrappedListOut)

# Produce a generator that yields each word of the printable
window_one_printable.stream_out(WordGenOut)