Executing code with py_cui yields no results on my terminal (cmd) on my windows 11 platform

[ProsperoKay]

Describe the bug
using py_cui on my environment doesn't work

referenced from jwlodek/py_cui_2048#4 (comment)

My issue is py_cui is not running in my terminal cmd. I tried the hello_py_cui example it just doesn't display as expected

I run the example in the terminal python experiments/cui.py

but it yields no display as it should in the terminal

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install py_cui lib
2. load up hello world example

"""The most basic possible use case for py_cui

@author:    Jakub Wlodek
@created:   12-Aug-2019
"""

# Import the lib
import py_cui

# create the CUI object. Will have a 3 by 3 grid with indexes from 0,0 to 2,2
root = py_cui.PyCUI(3, 3)

# Add a label to the center of the CUI in the 1,1 grid position
root.add_label("Hello py_cui!!!", 1, 1)

# Start/Render the CUI
root.start()

4. execute code

python <source_file>

6. produces no display

Expected behavior
a cui display with the label "Hello py_cui!!!"

Screenshots

Environment

• OS: [Windows 11]
• Terminal: [cmd]
• Version: [v0.1.6]

[jwlodek]

I don't have a Windows 11 system, but at least on windows 10 I can't seem to. Do you have a Windows 10 system to try this on?

I do see some logged messages that I wouldn't expect, would need to investigate that:

E:\ProgrammingWorkspace\py_cui>python examples\hello_py_cui.py 
Missing selected widget: Function _handle_key_presses in __init__.py:1214
 Missing selected widget: Function _handle_key_presses in __init__.py:1214 

E:\ProgrammingWorkspace\py_cui>python examples\hello_py_cui.py
 Missing selected widget: Function _handle_key_presses in __init__.py:1214

[ProsperoKay]

I have a window 10 device I will test it on there and see the results