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;---------------
;   TCOLS
;---------------

  JMP TCOLS

DEFAULT MACRO
  DEFT_#1 EQU #2
  DB ' (default #2)',0D,0A
#EM

DOC_MSG:

DB 0D,0A
DB 'TCOLS V1.0  (C)1986 Eric Isaacson, 416 E. Univ.St., BMG IN 47401',0D,0A
DB '  Permission to use granted only to registered A86 users.',0D,0A,0D,0A

  DB 'TCOLS converts single-column input into paged, multi-column output.',0D,0A
  DB 'Usage: TCOLS <in >out #1 #2 #3 #4 #5          , where',0D,0A
  DB '  #1 is the number of major columns you want each page split into',0D,0A
  DB '  #2 is the number of lines to skip between each page'
  DEFAULT  SKIPCT,6
  DB '  #3 is the number of chars per line the printer is now set to'
  DEFAULT  PWIDTH,80
  DB '  #4 is the number of lines per page the printer is now set to'
  DEFAULT  LPAGE,66
  DB '  #5 is which line within the first page the printer is now at'
  DEFAULT  LSTART,0
  DB          0D,0A

DB 'Examples:',0D,0A
DB 'TCOLS <MYPROG.XRF >PRN 4 6 96 88',0D,0A
DB '   sends the file MYPROG.XRF to the printer, split into 4 columns, where'
DB            0D,0A
DB '   the printer is set to 96 characters a line, 8 lines per inch.',0D,0A
DB 'TCOLS <NARROW.LST 6 0 80 23 22 | MORE',0D,0A
DB '   provides 6-column screen-paged output.',0D,0A
DB 'NOTE for readability, TCOLS will convert underscores to hyphens when the'
DB            0D,0A
DB '   lines per page is greater than 80.',0D,0A

DOC_LEN EQU $-DOC_MSG

DATA SEGMENT
  ORG 01000
BUF:
             DB 04000 DUP (?)
OUTBUF:
             DB 02000 DUP (?)
OUTBUF_LIM:
             DB 0100 DUP (?)
             DW ?             ; in case the line-overflow logic scans back
SOURCE_BUF:
             DB 04002 DUP (?)
  WIDTH      DW ?   ; number of characters in an major output column
  NCOLS      DB ?   ; number of major output columns on a page
  LPAGE      DB ?   ; total number of lines on a page (including skipped)
  PWIDTH     DW ?   ; total width in characters of a printed page
  BUFEND     DW ?   ; pointer reached when a buffered page is complete
  SKIPCT     DB ?   ; number of lines skipped between pages
  LSTART     DB ?   ; number of first-page lines already output before program
  THISPAGE   DB ?   ; number of printed lines on this page
DATA ENDS

MAIN:
TCOLS:
  CALL SCAN_ARGS    ; scan the command arguments
  CALL READ_SOURCE  ; read the first block of source text
  JZ >L2            ; exit if there was no source text
L1:                 ; loop here for each page of output
  CALL GATHER_PAGE  ; input a page, and arrange in into columns
  PUSHF             ; save Z-flag, to see if there is more input
  CALL OUTPUT_PAGE  ; process the columns-buffer into final output
  CALL OFLUSH       ; flush the output buffer
  POPF              ; restore Z flag, is there more output?
  JNZ L1            ; loop if there is more output
L2:
  JMP GOOD_EXIT     ; all done, go back to operating system


; CHECK_DIGIT sees if there is another command-tail argument pointed to by
;   SI.  If there is, it had better start with a decimal digit, or else we
;   abort the program.  We return NZ if there is an argument; Z if there are
;   no more arguments (terminator 0FF is seen).

CHECK_DIGIT:
  PUSH AX           ; preserve register across call
L1:                 ; loop here to skip over blanks and control chars
  LODSB             ; load the next character
  CMP AL,' '        ; is it a blank or control char?
  JBE L1            ; loop if yes, to skip the character
  DEC SI            ; retreat SI back to the first argument-char
  CMP AL,0FF        ; is it the command-tail terminator?
  JE >L2            ; return Z if yes
  SUB AL,'0'        ; reduce first character to 0--9 range if digit
  CMP AL,10         ; is the character a digit?
  JAE >E1           ; abort the program if not; NZ is set if yes
L2:
  POP AX            ; restore clobbered register
  RET

E1:                 ; improper command tail in program invocation
  MOV DX,DOC_MSG    ; point to the documentation-message
  MOV CX,DOC_LEN    ; load size of message
  JMP ERROR_EXIT    ; educate the user about this program


; CLEAR_PAGE calculates the number of lines to be printed on the coming
;   page, at sets up a blank columns-buffer based on that number.  We return
;   with DI pointing just beyond the blanked buffer.  If the calculations
;   indicate something is wrong, we abort the program.

CLEAR_PAGE:
  MOV AL,LPAGE      ; fetch the total number of lines on a page
  SUB AL,SKIPCT     ; subtract the number of lines that we skip
  JBE E1            ; abort if we skip more lines than there are
  SUB AL,LSTART     ; also subtract any first-page lines already output
  JBE E1            ; abort if that subtraction has exhausted the count
  MOV THISPAGE,AL   ; store as the number of lines on this page
  MOV LSTART,0      ; cancel first-page count for the subsequent pages
  MOV CX,PWIDTH     ; load the number of characters per line
  MUL CL            ; calculate the number of characters in the columns buffer
  XCHG CX,AX        ; swap the count into CX for blanking
  MOV DI,BUF        ; point DI to the start of the columns buffer
  MOV AL,' '        ; we will fill the buffer with blanks
  REP STOSB         ; buffer is filled, DI points beyond the buffer
  RET


; SCAN_ARGS scans the decimal arguments in the command tail at DS:080. All the
;   appropriate page-size variables are set according to these argument values.

SCAN_ARGS:
  MOV SI,080        ; point to the command-tail buffer in the PSP
  LODSB             ; load the size of the command tail
  CBW               ; extend the size AL to AX
  XCHG BX,AX        ; swap the size into BX, for indexing
  MOV B[BX+SI],0FF  ; mark the end of the command-tail with terminator 0FF
  CALL CHECK_DIGIT  ; any there any arguments in the command tail?
  JZ E1             ; abort the program if there are not
  CALL SCAN_DECIMAL ; input the first argument-- number of major columns
  MOV NCOLS,AL      ; store it
  XCHG BX,AX        ; also swap NCOLS into BL for later calculations
  MOV AL,DEFT_SKIPCT; load the default number of lines skipped
  CALL SCAN_DECIMAL ; read the next argument if there is any
  MOV SKIPCT,AL     ; store the number of lines to skip between pages
  MOV AL,DEFT_PWIDTH; load the default page width
  CALL SCAN_DECIMAL ; read the next argument if there is any
  MOV CL,AL         ; store in CL for the moment
  DIV BL            ; divide by major columns count, to get chars per column
  SUB CL,AH         ; subtract remainder from page width, insures even multiple
  MOV AH,0          ; zero out the remainder
  MOV WIDTH,AX      ; store the number of characters in an output column
  CMP AL,2          ; this width had better be at least 2 chars
  JB E1             ; abort the program if not
  MOV AL,CL         ; AX is now the characters-per-line
  MOV PWIDTH,AX     ; store the characters-per-line printer is set to
  MOV AX,CX         ; re-fetch the characters-per-line
  ADD AX,BUF        ; calculate beyond-first-line, reached when buffer full
  MOV BUFEND,AX     ; store the value for later use
  MOV AL,DEFT_LPAGE ; load defualt lines-per-page
  CALL SCAN_DECIMAL ; read the next argument, if there is any
  MOV LPAGE,AL      ; store the total number of lines on a printed page
  MOV AL,DEFT_LSTART; load the default first-line-position
  CALL SCAN_DECIMAL ; read the next argument, if any
  MOV LSTART,AL     ; store the starting first-page position
  RET


; GATHER_PAGE takes input text at DS:SI, and formats it into columns on a
;   single page, at BUF.  RZ if the input file end (0FFH marker) was seen.

GATHER_PAGE:
  CALL CLEAR_PAGE   ; blank-fill the columns-buffer
  MOV BX,DI         ; point BX beyond the columns-buffer
  MOV BP,DX,DI,BUF  ; start BP=column ptr  DX=line ptr  DI=char ptr
L1:                 ; loop here for each column entry
  CALL GATHER_LINE  ; copy an input line to a column entry
  JZ RET            ; return if there is no more input
  CALL NEXT_LINE    ; advance pointers to the next column entry
  JB L1             ; loop if there is another entry on this page
  OR AL,0FF         ; page complete: set NZ to signal more input
  RET


; NEXT_LINE sets DI to the next line of this column in the page display buffer.
;   It moves to the top of the next column as necessary.  RAE if the page is
;   full.

NEXT_LINE:
  ADD DX,PWIDTH     ; advance column-pointer to same column on the next line
  CMP DX,BX         ; have we run off the end of the buffer?
  JB >L1            ; skip if we have not
  ADD BX,WIDTH      ; one column is complete-- advance end-buffer-limit
  ADD BP,WIDTH      ; advance the column-pointer to the next column
  MOV DX,BP         ; set the line-ptr to this new column
  CMP BP,BUFEND     ; have the columns run off the right end of the page?
  JAE RET           ; return AE if they have-- page is full of columns
L1:
  MOV DI,DX         ; set char-output pointer to the new line-ptr value
  RET


; GATHER_LINE copies a line of text from SI to DI.  RZ if the input file end
;    is seen.

GATHER_LINE:
  MOV CX,WIDTH      ; set up the limit for output in this column-entry
L0:                 ; loop here for each character output to column-entry
  LODSB             ; fetch a character from the input
  CMP AL,020        ; is it a control-character?
  JB >L1            ; jump if yes
  CMP AL,0FE        ; is it a marker?
  JAE >L2           ; jump if yes
  CMP AL,'_'        ; is it an underscore?
  JE >L5            ; jump if yes
L6:
  STOSB             ; store the character in columns-buffer
  LOOP L0           ; loop to look at the next character
  DEC SI,2          ; column-entry has overflowed: retreat input pointer
  MOV B[SI],0FE     ; mark input buffer with line-overflow marker
  ES MOV B[DI-1],' '; cancel the last byte output-- it will go to next line
  RET

L1:                 ; control-character seen on the input line
  CMP AL,0A         ; is it the line-terminator?
  JNE L0            ; if not then ignore it
  TEST AL,AL        ; set NZ to signal end-of-file was not seen
  RET

L2:                 ; a marker was seen in the input stream
  JE >L4            ; jump if it was the line-overflow marker
  CALL READ_SOURCE  ; it was the end-of-file marker: read more input
  JNE L0            ; loop for more reading if there was more input
  RET               ; input exhausted-- return Z to caller

L4:                 ; a line-overflow marker was seen in the input-stream
  PUSH BX,CX,DI     ; preserve registers across indentation
  MOV AL,0A         ; we will look for the linefeed for this line
  MOV DI,SI         ; transfer source pointer to DI for linefeed-search
  REPNE SCASB       ; find where the linefeed is
  CMP B[DI-2],0D    ; was there also a carriage return?
  IF E INC CX       ; if yes then don't count it
  MOV BX,CX         ; preserve the count for reducing the stacked CX value
  POP DI            ; restore columnar-output pointer
  MOV AL,' '        ; load blank-- we are indenting to right-justify overflow
  REP STOSB         ; now the overflow is indented
  POP CX            ; restore original count
  SUB CX,BX         ; reduce count by the number of blanks we indented
  POP BX            ; restore clobbered register
  JMP L0

L5:                 ; an underscore was seen in the input stream
  CMP LPAGE,80      ; are we squeezing those lines tightly on a page?
  JBE L6            ; jump if not, no need to convert
  MOV AL,'-'        ; tight squeeze: change to hyphen for readability
  JMP L6            ; re-join the main storage-loop


; SCAN_DECIMAL sets AX to the value of the next decimal-number argument
;   pointed to by SI, and advances SI beyond the argument.  If there are
;   no more arguments, we retain the input value AL as our return-value.

SCAN_DECIMAL:
  MOV AH,0          ; high-byte of default value is always zero
  CALL CHECK_DIGIT  ; is there an argument there?
  JZ RET            ; return the default value if there was not
  PUSH BX,DX        ; preserve registers across call
  SUB BX,BX         ; initialize BX, we will accumulate value there
L1:                 ; loop here for each digit of the number
  LODSB             ; load the next digit
  SUB AL,'0'        ; reduce the digit to a binary value
  MOV DX,10         ; load multiplicand, it is also the digit-limit value
  CMP AL,DL         ; is it in fact another decimal digit?
  JAE >L2           ; jump if not to exit this procedure
  CBW               ; extend value AL to AX
  XCHG AX,BX        ; swap previous accumulation into AX, new digit into BX
  MUL DX            ; multiply the previous accumulation by 10
  ADD BX,AX         ; add into the new digit value
  JMP L1            ; loop to accumulate another digit

L2:                 ; non-digit was seen
  DEC SI            ; retreat back to the non-digit
  XCHG AX,BX        ; swap the accumulated value into AX
  POP DX,BX         ; restore clobbered registers
  RET


; OUTPUT_PAGE transforms the column-buffer output into final-forn output,
;   with CRLFs inserted and trailing blanks removed.

OUTPUT_PAGE:
  PUSH CX,DX,SI     ; preserve registers across call
  MOV DI,OUTBUF     ; initialize the output pointer
  MOV DX,PWIDTH     ; DX holds the count of each columnized line
  MOV SI,BUF        ; initialize the column-buffer source pointer
  MOV CL,THISPAGE   ; load the lines count into CL
  MOV CH,0          ; extend the CL-count to CX
L1:                 ; loop here to output each line
  CALL OUTPUT_LINE  ; output the line
  ADD SI,DX         ; advance the source pointer to the next columnized line
  LOOP L1           ; loop to output the next line
  POP SI,DX,CX      ; restore clobbered registers
  MOV AH,SKIPCT     ; load the count of lines to skip
  TEST AH,AH        ; are there any lines to skip?
  JZ RET            ; return if not
L2:                 ; loop here for each skipped line between pages
  CALL CRLF_OUT     ; output a blank line
  DEC AH            ; count down lines
  JNZ L2            ; loop to output the next blank line
  RET


; OUTPUT_LINE transforms a single line of columnized output into its final
;   form, with trailing blanks removed and a CRLF appended to the end of the
;   line.

OUTPUT_LINE:
  PUSH CX,SI        ; preserve registers across call
  MOV CX,DX         ; fetch the count of columnized-line bytes
  PUSH DI           ; preserve the output pointer
  MOV DI,SI         ; load DI with source pointer, for scanning
  ADD DI,CX         ; advance DI beyond this source line
  DEC DI            ; retreat to the last byte of this source line
  MOV AL,' '        ; load blank, to scan for trailing blanks
  STD               ; scanning will be backwards
  REPE SCASB        ; scan through the trailing blanks
  CLD               ; restore forward scanning
  IF NE INC CX      ; do not include the last byte if it was a non-blank
  POP DI            ; restore output pointer
  REP MOVSB         ; CX was decremented by # of trailing blanks; now move line
  POP SI,CX         ; restore clobbered registers
CRLF_OUT:           ; output a CRLF to the end of a line
  PUSH AX           ; preserve AX across call
  MOV AX,0A0D       ; load CRLF, backwards according to 8086 storage conventions
  STOSW             ; output the CRLF
  POP AX            ; restore clobbered register
CHECK_FLUSH:        ; check to see if we need to flush the output buffer
  CMP DI,OUTBUF_LIM ; have we reached the buffer limit?
  JB RET            ; do nothing if we have not reached the limit
OFLUSH:             ; flush the output buffer
  PUSH AX,BX,CX,DX  ; save registers across call
  MOV BX,1          ; handle-number for standard output is 1
  MOV DX,OUTBUF     ; point DX to the output buffer
  MOV CX,DI         ; point CX beyond the bytes we have output
  SUB CX,DX         ; calculate the number of bytes output
  CALL MWRITE       ; send those bytes to standard output
  MOV DI,DX         ; reset the output-pointer to the start of the buffer
  POP DX,CX,BX,AX   ; restore clobbered registers
  RET


; READ_SOURCE reads from standard input to SOURCE_BUF, and marks the end
;    of the received text with 0FF.  Return with SI pointing to SOURCE_BUF.
;    RZ if there was no more input.

READ_SOURCE:
  PUSH AX,BX,CX,DX  ; preserve registers across call
  SUB BX,BX         ; handle-value for standard input is zero
  MOV DX,SOURCE_BUF ; point to the destination for our source-read
  MOV CX,04000      ; load the size limit for the read
  CALL MREAD        ; read from standard input into the source buffer
  XCHG BX,AX        ; swap the actual number of bytes read into BX
  MOV SI,DX         ; point SI to the bytes that were read
  MOV B[BX+SI],0FF  ; terminate the bytes with an 0FF marker
  TEST BX,BX        ; set Z if there were no bytes read
  POP DX,CX,BX,AX   ; restore clobbered registers
  RET


; MREAD reads from the open-file numbered BX, to the CX bytes at DX.  Return
;   with AX set to the number of bytes actually read.

MREAD:
  MOV AH,03FH       ; MSDOS function number for READ
MSDOS:
  INT 021H          ; all MSDOS calls go through this interrupt
  RET


; MWRITE writes CX bytes from DX to the open-file numbered BX.  Return Carry if
;   the write failed, with AX set to an error number.

MWRITE:
  MOV AH,040H       ; MSDOS function number for WRITE
  JMP MSDOS         ; jump to call the operating system


; EXIT exits the program back to the invoking process, with a status of AL.

GOOD_EXIT:
  MOV AL,0          ; zero status means success
EXIT:
  MOV AH,04CH       ; MSDOS function number for EXIT
  JMP MSDOS         ; jump to call the operating system


; ERROR_EXIT writes to the error-console the message of CX bytes at DS:DS;
;   then exits the program with a status of 1.

ERROR_EXIT:
  MOV BX,2          ; handle-value for error-console is 2
  CALL MWRITE       ; write message to the error-console
  MOV AL,1          ; 1-code means failure
  JMP EXIT          ; go back to operating system