Namespace ItTiger.TigerCli.Enums

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ActivityOutcome: The terminal outcome of a rich activity dialog run. Mapped 1:1 from the modal DialogResultKind plus the background operation's own result/exception. Distinguishes successful completion from the cancellation flavours and operation failure so callers can branch without re-deriving meaning from a collapsed value.

ActivityStopMode: The single stop action a rich activity dialog exposes. An activity dialog offers exactly one stop action — never Cancel and Abort together — so the button, the confirmation prompt, and the in-progress state all describe the same intent.

CliAnsiSupport: The level of ANSI support detected for a console stream by TerminalCapabilities. Used by the sink factory to decide whether Auto may upgrade to an ANSI sink.

CliCellPadding: Horizontal padding applied inside a rendered cell.

CliColor: The full ANSI 256-color palette as a single enum. The numeric value of every member equals its ANSI palette index.
Values 0–15 preserve the standard ConsoleColor-compatible names and ordering. Values 16–255 map directly to ANSI 256-color indexes: 16–231 form the 6×6×6 color cube and 232–255 form the grayscale ramp. Only indexes 0–15 are renderable by the legacy Console sinks; 16–255 are down-converted to the nearest standard color until a 256-color sink exists (see CliColorMapper / CliColorPalette).

CliColorMode: Controls how TigerCli's default console output paths emit colour. Selected globally via ColorMode or per app/run via the --color framework option. Only the default (non-TUI) output paths honour this; the full-interactive TUI continues to use the legacy console sink regardless.

CliColumnSizing: Controls how a column's width is determined after content-driven sizing. Auto: size to content (default). Star: take remaining space after all Auto columns are resolved. Multiple Star columns share the remainder equally.

CliControlDecoration: Decoration flags requested by inline controls, such as scroll indicators and scroll bars.

CliFormattingMode: Controls whether cell content is treated as raw data or preformatted markup-aware text.

CliFrameJoinStyle: Controls how crossing frame segments choose junction glyphs.

CliFrameLineType: Identifies the logical side or direction of a frame line.

CliFrameSegmentStyle: Visual style for a table or grid frame segment.

CliGridAxis: Selects whether a grid axis operation targets a row or a column.

CliHyperlinkMode: Controls whether TigerCli's ANSI output emits OSC 8 clickable hyperlinks for text that carries a resolved hyperlink target (e.g. [Link]…[/] markup, or CliDetails.AddLink / CliList.AddLinkColumn values). Clickability is a progressive enhancement only — the link text is always written visibly and copyably regardless of this setting. Selected via HyperlinkMode.

CliOrientation: One-dimensional orientation used by overlays and layout strips.

CliScrollAxis: Indicates whether an axis is pinned or scrollable in internal scroll layout.

CliScrollMode: Selects which axes of a hosted subgrid cell are scrollable.

CliScrollThumbMode: Determines whether the scrollbar thumb represents the physical scroll offset or the logical active point (cursor) position.

CliSinkTarget: What a text-writing render sink is writing to. This decides the layout bounds the sink reports to the measure pass — a terminal has a width that content must wrap to, an in-memory buffer does not — so it is a property of the destination, never of the colour encoding used to reach it.

CliStylePrecedence: Determines whether a row style or a column style wins when both contribute the same cell style property. Cell-specific style is applied after this choice.

CliTableOrientation: Specifies the orientation of a CLI table.

CliTableStyleOrientationSupport: Which orientations a predefined city table style (see CliTableStyles) is intended for. Most city styles work in either orientation (Both); a few are designed for a single orientation and clamp to it regardless of the requested orientation.

CliTableStylePreset: The single source of truth for built-in table style presets (see CliTableStyles).
The low range (0–99) holds boring intent/alias names; the 100+ range holds the exact "city" recipes they map to. The grouping keeps the alias/city distinction visible in code and leaves room to extend either range. The menu order is intentional — do not reorder.

CliTextAlignment: Horizontal text alignment inside a measured cell.

CliTextDecoration: Text decoration attributes that can be combined on a styled span. These are additive during markup cascading/inheritance (nested scopes OR their flags onto the effective style), and are rendered as ANSI SGR attributes by AnsiSink when ANSI output is active. Actual display depends on terminal/font support.

CliVerticalAlignment: Vertical content alignment inside a measured cell.

CliWrapMode: Line-breaking strategy used by CliWrapping.

CommandMenuMode: Opt-in policy for whether a node (app, command group, or command) participates in the discoverable command menu. The effective decision for a command is resolved by walking the chain app → group → command: a command is eligible when the chain contains at least one Enabled and no Disabled. Inherit contributes no local opinion.

CursorMode: Cursor visibility requested by a grid or inline widget.

DialogConfirmationKinds: The confirmable dialog result kinds an InlineDialog can gate behind an "are you sure?" confirmation. Only the user-/key-produced cancellation kinds are confirmable; the loop-produced lifecycle kinds (TokenCancel, Timeout, SystemCancel) are never confirmed.

DialogResultKind: Result kind returned by modal and inline dialog interactions.

HtmlHyperlinkMode: Controls how HtmlSink renders a text run that carries a HyperlinkTarget. In both modes the visible link text is always emitted unchanged (visible/copyable first, matching the ANSI link philosophy); the mode only decides whether an <a href> is additionally emitted.

InlineDialogArea: Fixed layout areas where an inline dialog can place title, frame, status, widgets, and activity overlays.

MessageBoxButtons: The button set shown by a message-box style inline dialog. It describes the buttons only — not the severity/icon of the message. Each value maps to a fixed set of buttons and DialogResultKind results (see InlineMessageBoxControl / TigerTui.MessageBoxAsync).

MessageBoxKind: The semantic severity of a message-box style inline dialog. It describes the message's meaning — not its buttons (see MessageBoxButtons) — and selects the dialog surface/style the hosting InlineDialog renders (see InlineMessageBoxControl / TigerTui.MessageBoxAsync). The surface is resolved through the active theme (ThemeStyle.DialogSurface / WarningSurface / ErrorSurface), so kinds stay theme-driven rather than hard-coded.

ProgressBarCaps: Optional end-cap decoration for an activity progress bar. Caps are orthogonal to the bar's glyph ProgressBarStyle: any style can be drawn with or without caps. When caps are present they occupy the bar's outer cell(s) and the chosen glyph style fills the interior; caps share the bar's (base) colour. The default is None, so unset callers get an uncapped, full-width bar.

ProgressBarColorMode: How an activity progress bar is coloured. Orthogonal to ProgressBarStyle (glyph family) and ProgressBarCaps (end caps). The default is Single, so existing bars are unchanged.

ProgressBarStyle: A predefined progress-bar glyph appearance for an activity dialog's progress-bar element. Selects the filled/track glyph pair the bar is drawn with; the colour stays uniform — a single theme style paints the whole strip, exactly like the existing default bar. Predefined styles give adjacent or stacked bars a consistent, less-noisy look. The default keeps the original █/░ appearance, so unset callers are unaffected.

SelectOrder: Ordering mode for selectable option collections.

SpinnerFrameSet: A predefined spinner frame sequence owned by SpinnerTicker. Selects one of a small curated set of cyclic indicators; the ticker resolves the enum to its raw frame strings. Frames are raw content — any presentation (brackets, styling, title prefixing) is decided by the overlay or title that renders them, never by the frame set itself.

SurfaceRole: A reusable UI surface family resolved by an ITheme into concrete colours (see SurfaceColors). Surfaces are general UI concepts, not table-specific: a table style, a dialog, or any other component can sit on the same surface.

TableAccent: A semantic accent role a table style recipe (see CliTableStyleRecipe) references for foreground-only elements such as the title or frame. The theme supplies the actual colour; the recipe never hard-codes one.

ThemeStyle: Semantic style roles resolved by an ITheme into concrete cell styles.

TigerCliInteractionMode: Controls whether a command run may use interactive TigerCli UI while resolving command input.

TigerCliPromptMode: Controls which missing values TigerCli may prompt for when the effective interaction mode allows semi-interactive prompting.

TigerCliRenderStage: Rendering pipeline stage associated with a TigerCliException.

TigerCliTheme: Selects a TigerCli UI theme. Default means "use the current theme" (CurrentTheme); the others name a built-in framework theme. Custom indicates a named custom theme and is not resolvable on its own — it needs the theme's name (see TigerConsole.GetTheme(string)).

TigerThemeFamily: The contrast family a theme belongs to. TigerCli classifies every theme as either dark-family or light-family so that custom semantic styles can supply a single dark/light override pair instead of one override per concrete theme. A theme's family is metadata, not inheritance: sealed themes declare their family directly (see ITheme.Family).

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