o i+ @s^dZddlZddlZddlZddlmZmZmZmZm Z m Z m Z m Z m Z ddlmZddlmZddlmZddlmZddlmZdd lmZdd lmZer\dd lmZdd lmZgd Z Gddde Z!ee e"e#fe e e"e$e effZ%e e ee de ee"effZ&e edge&fe&fZ'e eege$fdfZ(e e ee"efee"effZ)e e"edge"ffZ*e eedgeffZ+ee"e ee"e e"de e"fffZ, d%de ee"e"fde$de!fddZ- d&de e e#e"fde e e#e"fde#de e e#e#ffddZ.d'd d!Z/ d(d"e e e"e"fde ee"e"fddfd#d$Z0dS))z` documentation. Note: If no style is provided, then a default theme based on `one dark `_ color palette is applied. Note: Priority: style parameter -> ENV variable -> default style Args: style: The dictionary of style classes and their colors, If nothing is passed, the style will be resolved to the :ref:`pages/style:Default Style`. style_override: A boolean to determine if the supplied `style` parameter should be merged with the :ref:`pages/style:Default Style` or override them. By default, the supplied style will overwrite the :ref:`pages/style:Default Style`. Returns: An instance of :class:`.InquirerPyStyle`. 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Returns: A :class:`tuple` with the first value being the desired height and the second value being the maximum height. Raises: InvalidArgument: The provided `height`/`max_height` is not able to to be converted to int. Examples: >>> calculate_height(height="60%", max_height="100%") N%r1dz70%z100%rzCprompt argument height/max_height needs to be type of an int or str) shutilget_terminal_size isinstancerreplaceintmathfloor ValueErrorr)rWrXrY_ term_linesdimmension_heightdimmension_max_heightr!r!r"rs>(          rcsfdd}t|dS)aPatched :func:`print` that can print values without interrupting the prompt. See Also: :func:`print` :func:`~prompt_toolkit.application.run_in_terminal` Args: *values: Refer to :func:`print`. Examples: >>> patched_print("Hello World") cs tdSN)printr!valuesr!r"_prints zpatched_print.._printNr )rlrmr!rkr"rs  rformatted_textcs,fdd}tjrt|dS|dS)aPrint colored text leveraging :func:`~prompt_toolkit.shortcuts.print_formatted_text`. 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