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/* macros and declarations for ci routine
*
* BUGS
* Must have literals for cluster prompts, cchr legal character set,
* entry names.
*
* HISTORY
* 20-May-83 Steven Shafer (sas) at Carnegie-Mellon University
* Added new quiet bits: CINOSEM, CINOFILE, CIFIRSTEQUAL to allow
* user to specify that special characters are to be processed as
* normal input data.
*
* 15-Apr-83 Steven Shafer (sas) at Carnegie-Mellon University
* Added ciprev, ciback for "@" command; cidepth made global variable;
* new CICMDNOINDENT bit to suppress indenting due to depth. Changes
* made by Dave McKeown.
*
* 21-Feb-83 Steven Shafer (sas) at Carnegie-Mellon University
* Added cinext variable for ^ command in ci.
*
* 08-Oct-80 Steven Shafer (sas) at Carnegie-Mellon University
* Added CLASS variables: CICLASS, ci_tclass, ci_evar.
* Also added CICMDFPEEK.
*
* 28-Jan-80 Steven Shafer (sas) at Carnegie-Mellon University
* Created. Note: you must include <stdio.h> when using this file.
*
*/
/* Usage: ci (prompt, file, depth, list, helppath, cmdfpath);
*/
/* Name conventions:
* <type> is either:
* <simpletype> int, etc.; a simple variable
* c<simpletype> cint, etc.; a cluster variable
* ci_<type> a structure declaration
* ci_u<type> a union element of ci_union
* ci_t<type> a type identifier of ci_type
* <TYPE> macro for declaring a clustered type
* CI<TYPE> macro for element of ci entry list
*
* <simpletype> is one of:
* int long short oct hex double float
* chr string stab search
* with various specials (cmd, proc, end) thrown in.
*/
/* For internal use by ci only: Clustered type structures */
typedef struct { /* int */
int *ci_ival; /* ptr to int (current value) */
int ci_imin, ci_imax; /* min and max allowed values */
char *ci_imsg; /* prompt message */
} ci_cint;
typedef struct { /* short */
short *ci_sval, ci_smin, ci_smax;
char *ci_smsg;
} ci_cshort;
typedef struct { /* long */
long *ci_lval, ci_lmin, ci_lmax;
char *ci_lmsg;
} ci_clong;
typedef struct { /* octal and hex */
unsigned int *ci_uval, ci_umin, ci_umax;
char *ci_umsg;
} ci_cunsigned;
typedef struct { /* double */
double *ci_dval, ci_dmin, ci_dmax;
char *ci_dmsg;
} ci_cdouble;
typedef struct { /* float */
float *ci_fval, ci_fmin, ci_fmax;
char *ci_fmsg;
} ci_cfloat;
typedef struct { /* boolean */
int *ci_bval; /* ptr to value */
char *ci_bmsg; /* prompt message */
} ci_cbool;
typedef struct { /* chr */
int *ci_cval; /* ptr to int value */
char *ci_cleg; /* string of legal chars */
char *ci_cmsg; /* prompt message */
} ci_cchr;
typedef struct { /* string */
char *ci_pval; /* ptr to string */
int ci_plen; /* length */
char *ci_pmsg; /* prompt message */
} ci_cstring;
typedef struct { /* string table */
int *ci_tval; /* ptr to value */
char **ci_ttab; /* table */
char *ci_tmsg; /* prompt message */
} ci_cstab;
/* FOR USERS: DECLARATIONS OF INSTANCES OF CLUSTERED TYPES */
#define CINT(str,var,mn,mx,msg) int var; ci_cint str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CSHORT(str,var,mn,mx,msg) short var; ci_cshort str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CLONG(str,var,mn,mx,msg) long var; ci_clong str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define COCT(str,var,mn,mx,msg) unsigned int var; ci_cunsigned str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CHEX(str,var,mn,mx,msg) unsigned int var; ci_cunsigned str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CDOUBLE(str,var,mn,mx,msg) double var; ci_cdouble str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CFLOAT(str,var,mn,mx,msg) float var; ci_cfloat str={&var,mn,mx,msg}
#define CBOOL(str,var,msg) int var; ci_cbool str={&var,msg}
#define CCHR(str,var,leg,msg) int var; ci_cchr str={&var,leg,msg}
#define CSTRING(str,var,len,msg) char var[len]; ci_cstring str={var,len,msg}
#define CSTAB(str,var,tbl,msg) int var; ci_cstab str={&var,tbl,msg}
#define CSEARCH(str,var,tbl,msg) int var; ci_cstab str={&var,tbl,msg}
/* For internal use in ci only: Union of entry types */
typedef union {
int ci_uint;
short ci_ushort;
long ci_ulong;
unsigned int ci_uoct;
unsigned int ci_uhex;
double ci_udouble;
float ci_ufloat;
int ci_ubool;
char *ci_ustring;
int (*ci_uproc)(); /* variable procedures */
ci_cint ci_ucint;
ci_cshort ci_ucshort;
ci_clong ci_uclong;
ci_cunsigned ci_ucoct;
ci_cunsigned ci_uchex;
ci_cdouble ci_ucdouble;
ci_cfloat ci_ucfloat;
ci_cbool ci_ucbool;
ci_cchr ci_ucchr;
ci_cstring ci_ucstring;
ci_cstab ci_ucstab;
ci_cstab ci_ucsearch;
int (*ci_ucmd) (); /* a command, not a variable */
} ci_union;
/* For internal use in ci only: Type identifiers */
typedef enum {
ci_tint,
ci_tshort,
ci_tlong,
ci_toct,
ci_thex,
ci_tdouble,
ci_tfloat,
ci_tbool,
ci_tstring,
ci_tproc,
ci_tclass,
ci_tcint,
ci_tcshort,
ci_tclong,
ci_tcoct,
ci_tchex,
ci_tcdouble,
ci_tcfloat,
ci_tcbool,
ci_tcchr,
ci_tcstring,
ci_tctab,
ci_tcsearch,
ci_tcmd, /* a command, not a variable */
ci_tend /* the end of the ci entry list */
} ci_type;
/* FOR USERS: AN ENTRY ON THE ENTRY LIST */
typedef struct {
char *ci_enam; /* the name of the entry */
ci_union *ci_eptr; /* a ptr to the value */
ci_type ci_etyp; /* the type of the entry */
char *ci_evar; /* ptr to var for CICLASS */
} CIENTRY;
/* FOR USERS: THE ENTRIES OF THE ENTRY LIST */
#define CIINT(n,i) {n, (ci_union *)&(i), ci_tint, 0}
#define CISHORT(n,s) {n, (ci_union *)&(s), ci_tshort, 0}
#define CILONG(n,l) {n, (ci_union *)&(l), ci_tlong, 0}
#define CIOCT(n,o) {n, (ci_union *)&(o), ci_toct, 0}
#define CIHEX(n,h) {n, (ci_union *)&(h), ci_thex, 0}
#define CIDOUBLE(n,d) {n, (ci_union *)&(d), ci_tdouble, 0}
#define CIFLOAT(n,f) {n, (ci_union *)&(f), ci_tfloat, 0}
#define CIBOOL(n,b) {n, (ci_union *)&(b), ci_tbool, 0}
#define CISTRING(n,s) {n, (ci_union *)(s), ci_tstring, 0}
#define CIPROC(n,p) {n, (ci_union *)(p), ci_tproc, 0}
#define CICLASS(n,v,p) {n, (ci_union *)(p), ci_tclass, (char *)&(v)}
#define CICINT(n,ci) {n, (ci_union *)&(ci), ci_tcint, 0}
#define CICSHORT(n,cs) {n, (ci_union *)&(cs), ci_tcshort, 0}
#define CICLONG(n,cl) {n, (ci_union *)&(cl), ci_tclong, 0}
#define CICOCT(n,co) {n, (ci_union *)&(co), ci_tcoct, 0}
#define CICHEX(n,ch) {n, (ci_union *)&(ch), ci_tchex, 0}
#define CICDOUBLE(n,cd) {n, (ci_union *)&(cd), ci_tcdouble, 0}
#define CICFLOAT(n,cf) {n, (ci_union *)&(cf), ci_tcfloat, 0}
#define CICBOOL(n,cb) {n, (ci_union *)&(cb), ci_tcbool, 0}
#define CICCHR(n,cc) {n, (ci_union *)&(cc), ci_tcchr, 0}
#define CICSTRING(n,cs) {n, (ci_union *)&(cs), ci_tcstring, 0}
#define CICSTAB(n,cs) {n, (ci_union *)&(cs), ci_tctab, 0}
#define CICSEARCH(n,cs) {n, (ci_union *)&(cs), ci_tcsearch, 0}
#define CICMD(n,p) {n, (ci_union *)(p), ci_tcmd, 0}
#define CIEND {0, 0,ci_tend,0}
/* FOR USERS: VARIABLE PROCEDURE MODES */
typedef enum {
CISET, CISHOW, CIPEEK
} CIMODE;
/* FOR USERS: GLOBAL VARIABLES */
extern FILE *ciinput; /* FILE used for current ci input */
extern int ciquiet; /* quiet bits (1 = quiet, 0 = noisy) */
extern int ciexit; /* set this to 1 to cause ci to return */
extern char cinext[]; /* use this instead of reading file */
extern char ciprev[]; /* previous ci command */
extern int cidepth; /* user access to current ci level */
extern int ciback; /* jump back Loretta to command ciprev[] */
/* FOR USERS: QUIET BITS */
#define CISHEXIT 01
#define CISETPEEK 02
#define CICMDFECHO 04
#define CICMDFEXIT 010
#define CICMDFPROMPT 020
#define CICMDFPEEK 040
#define CICMDNOINDENT 0100
#define CINOSEM 0200
#define CIFIRSTEQUAL 0400
#define CINOFILE 01000