问题
I work with console application. My application uses urwid lib. In some cases I need to show very long hyperlinks into column of table as short text. I want to open link in browser onclick on text in column.
So, my question is:
It is possible to print message as hyperlink to console?
Can you provide small example how to print text as hyperlink using python?
回答1:
Yes, using some tools, like gNewt or Curses, you could create a button and 'on click' do an action (like open a browser to a given url).
gNewt : http://gnewt.sourceforge.net/
nCurses : https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/curses.html
Otherwise, it's the terminal application that will manage the text you give it, and if it doesn't implement uri's recognition your program won't work as you'd like.
回答2:
No, some consoles do recognize urls and convert them to a clickable hyperlink. All you can do is make it easy to recognize for console applications by putting a http:// in your url.
Also see How does bash recognize a link?
回答3:
This is completely not a Python question, bash itself doesn't recognize links. But some terminal emulators does. As example Gnome terminal recognize link with http://google.com or www.google.com, but not simple google.com. http:// or www indicate what this is link. Probably most other terminal emu will do same but I can't say whih exactly.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40419276/python-how-to-print-text-to-console-as-hyperlink