The wrapper helper function.

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While the basic invocation above is easy enough, the curses package provides the wrapper(func, ...) helper function. The example below contains the equivalent of above:

main(scr, *args):
    # -- Perform an action with Screen --
    scr.border(0)
    scr.addstr(5, 5, 'Hello from Curses!', curses.A_BOLD)
    scr.addstr(6, 5, 'Press q to close this screen', curses.A_NORMAL)

    while True:
        # stay in this loop till the user presses 'q'
        ch = scr.getch()
        if ch == ord('q'):
    
curses.wrapper(main)

Here, wrapper will initialize curses, create stdscr, a WindowObject and pass both stdscr, and any further arguments to func. When func returns, wrapper will restore the terminal before the program exits.

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