Are we able to change the font of the console?
Question:
I was working on some code and I had a question pop up. How could I change the font, size or things like that of a user input? I was just testing out a question with some simple code:
Change_font = input(‘Enter some words: ’)
print(Change_font)
How to change the font of the user input above? I don’t really have any uses for this now, but I think I might later. (I think this is possible in html, but I’m wondering if its possible in other languages, just for beginners.)
I have tried some arbitrary things (it sounded correct… :/) like .changefont() or things like that, but I can’t find anything.
You know how it is when you have a burning question that you can’t find the answer to. (To clarify, i’m not asking to like change the settings, but actual code. Thanks!)
Answers:
That’s out of control of the program showing its output in the terminal emulator.
So, as long as you’re using a console to interact with the user, you will have to use whatever that console gives you.
A few things are indeed manipulable: for example, some consoles support setting colors. But that will need some nasty terminal emulator-specific tricks. It’s probably not what you want to do: if you want the capabilities of graphical interfaces, go for graphical interfaces. Pygtk and others make that feasible.
I was working on some code and I had a question pop up. How could I change the font, size or things like that of a user input? I was just testing out a question with some simple code:
Change_font = input(‘Enter some words: ’)
print(Change_font)
How to change the font of the user input above? I don’t really have any uses for this now, but I think I might later. (I think this is possible in html, but I’m wondering if its possible in other languages, just for beginners.)
I have tried some arbitrary things (it sounded correct… :/) like .changefont() or things like that, but I can’t find anything.
You know how it is when you have a burning question that you can’t find the answer to. (To clarify, i’m not asking to like change the settings, but actual code. Thanks!)
That’s out of control of the program showing its output in the terminal emulator.
So, as long as you’re using a console to interact with the user, you will have to use whatever that console gives you.
A few things are indeed manipulable: for example, some consoles support setting colors. But that will need some nasty terminal emulator-specific tricks. It’s probably not what you want to do: if you want the capabilities of graphical interfaces, go for graphical interfaces. Pygtk and others make that feasible.