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- Unicorn Library
- Reference Guide
- ( UCLIB 5.00 )
-
-
- Unicorn Software P.O. Box 3214 Kirkland, WA 98083-3214
-
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-
- double a_circle( double );
- Return the area of a circle with a given radius.
-
- int act_page( void )
- Return the current active video page.
-
- int active_dsply( MNUPTR mnu_ptr, int choice )
- Display the selected menu item in the active attribute.
-
- double a_cylinder( double, double );
- Return the lateral surface area of a cylinder.
-
- double a_ellipse( double, double );
- Return the area of an ellipse given its major and minor radii.
-
-
- double al_cone( double, double );
- Return the lateral surface area of a cone given the radius
- of the base and the height.
-
- double alt_eq_t( double );
- Return the altitude of an equilateral triangle.
-
- double a_parallel( double, double, double );
- Return the area of a parallelogram given the length of the
- two sides and the enclosed angle in radians.
-
- double a_rect( double, double );
- Return the area of a rectangle given the two sides.
-
- double a_sphere( double );
- Return the area of a sphere given the radius.
-
- double at_cone( double, double );
- Return the total area of a cone.
-
- double at_cylinder( double, double );
- Return the total area of a cone given the radius and height.
-
- double a_trap( double, double, double );
- Return the area of a trapezoid given the height and the lengths
- of the two parallel sides.
-
- double a_triangle( double, double );
- Return the area of a triangle given the base and height.
-
- double a_tri3s( double, double, double );
- Return the area of a triangle given the three sides.
-
- void atsay( int att, int row, int col, char *str )
- Write a string at a specific screen location using a passed
- attribute.
-
- void bdr_clr( int color )
- Change the boder color in text modes. In graphics modes this
- will change both the border and background colors.
-
- void bios_dot( int row, int col, int color)
- Write a dot to the graphics screen using a bios call.
-
- void blk_let( int ch, int row, int col, int att, int page )
- Print a large letter of block characters.
-
- void blk_str( char *str, int row, int col, int att, int page )
- Print a string of block letters on the screen.
-
- int blnkstr( char *str )
- Replace all characters in a string with space characters.
-
- int cgetchar( int att )
- Get a character from the user using a passed attribute.
-
- int c_gets( int, char * );
- Get a string from the user using a passed attribute. Allows
- considerable editing including right and left cursor arrow
- keys, home, end, insert and delete. Returns the length of
- the string.
-
- int chng_case( char str[] )
- Change the case of all alphabetic characters in a string.
-
- void clr_eol( void )
- Clear the screen from the curent cursor position to the
- end of the current line.
-
- int clr_kbuf( void )
- Clear the keyboard type-ahead buffer and wait for a key stroke.
-
- void clr_page( int att, int page )
- Clears the specified video page to the value of attribute.
-
- void clr_win( int ulr, int ulc, int lrr, int lrc, int att )
- Clear a portion of the screen to a passed attribute value.
-
- void cls( void )
- Clear the screen to the default DOS attribute.
-
- void cls_clr( int att )
- Clear the screen to a passed attribute value.
-
- int countch(char *str, char ch)
- Returns the number of times a character occurs in a given string.
-
- double cm_inch( double );
- Convert centimeters to inches.
-
- int c_printf( int, char *line... )
- A full color version of printf. The only differences are that
- this function requires a passed attribute and will NOT currently
- scroll when the bottom of the screen is reached.
-
- void cputchar( int att, int ch )
- Color version of putchar. Tabs are performed by skipping 3 spaces.
-
- int cur_col( int page )
- Return the current cursor column.
-
- void cur_off( void )
- Turns off the screen cursor.
-
- void cur_on( void )
- Turns on the screen cursor.
-
- void cur_rel( int row_dif, int col_dif )
- Move the screen cursor relative to the current location.
-
- void cur_restore( void );
- This function uses the information stored in the uc_cursor
- structure to place the cursor back on the screen. NOTE:
- This will restore the cursor from the last call to cur_sav()
- unless the user has placed data into the structure in the
- meantime.
-
- int cur_row( int page )
- Returns the current cursor row.
-
- void cur_save( void )
- Saves all current cursor information in a CURSOR structure
- including row, column and starting and ending lines.
-
- int cur_start( void )
- Return the cusror starting line.
-
- int cur_stop( void )
- Return the cursor stop line.
-
- char *d2mmddyy( int, int, int )
- Accepts a year, month and day and returns a date in 'mmddyy'
- format.
-
- int day( long );
- Returns the day portion of a date in YYMMDD format.
-
- long day2jul( long );
- Convert a date in YYMMDD format to a julian date. This is
- useful from about 1900 to 2099 as it uses an approximation
- in the calculations.
-
- int dayofwk( long );
- Returns the day of the week from a julian date.
-
- int day_of_yr( int, int, int )
- Accepts a year, month and day and returns the day number of
- the year.
-
- double deg_rad( double );
- Converts degrees to radians. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int del_blnks( char str[] )
- Deletes all space characters from a string and returns the number
- of deletions made.
-
- int del_ch( char *str, int location )
- Deletes the character at location from the string.
-
- int del_lwh( char str[] )
- Deletes leading white space from a string. Returns the length
- of the resulting string.
-
- int del_substr( char str[], int start, int num_chars )
- Delete a substring from a string.
-
- int del_twh( char str[] )
- Deletes trailing whitespace from a string. Returns the length
- of the resulting string.
-
- void dx10cpi( void );
- Sets the daisy wheel printer to 10 characters per inch.
-
- void dx12cpi( void );
- Sets the daisy wheel printer to 12 characters per inch.
-
- void dx15cpi( void );
- Sets the daisy wheel printer to 15 characters per inch.
-
- void dx8ln( void );
- Sets the daisy wheel printer to 8 lines per inch.
-
- void dx12ln( void );
- Sets the daisy wheel printer to 12 lines per inch.
-
- void dx120bs( void );
- Back space the daisy wheel printer 1/120 inch.
-
- void dxback( void );
- Select the reverse direction print mode for the daisy wheel
- printer.
-
- void dxbi( void );
- Set the daisy wheel to the bi-directional print mode.
-
- void dxboldst( void );
- Turn on the daisy wheel bold print mode.
-
- void dxbsend( void );
- End both shadow and bold print modes.
-
- void dxchwide( int );
- Set the daisy wheel character width to 'number' - 1 120ths
- of an inch. Number may be from 1 to 126.
-
- void dxclr1tb( void );
- Clears the tab at the current column position of the printer.
-
- void dxclrtab( void );
- Clears all tabs set by dxsetht().
-
- void dxdefwid( void );
- Return the HMI to the default selected by the dip switches.
-
- void dxeject( void );
- Eject a sheet of paper without loading a new one if the
- optional sheet feeder is being used.
-
- void dx_esc_y( void );
- Print the character defined by 'esc y' on the wheel.
-
- void dx_esc_z( void );
- Print the character defined by 'esc z' on the wheel.
-
- void dxff( void );
- Send a form feed to the daisy wheel printer.
-
- void dxfor( void );
- Select the forward print mode for the daisy wheel printer.
-
- void dxhlf( void );
- Send a half line feed to the daisy wheel printer.
-
- void dxinit( void );
- Inititalize the printer to its power on state.
-
- void dxlinsp( int );
- Set the VMI or line spacing to ( 'number' - 1 ) / 48 ths of
- an inch. Number must be from 1 to 126.
-
- void dxlmarg( void );
- Set the daisy wheel's left margin to the current position.
-
-
- void dxpglen( int );
- Set the page length for the daisy wheel printer. The page
- length is set in terms of the number of lines but is stored
- as an absolute length which does not change it the line
- spacing is later changed. This function also sets the Top-
- of-Form to the current location.
-
- void dxrhlf( void );
- Send a reverse half line feed to the daisy wheel printer.
-
- void dxrlf( void );
- Send a reverse line feed to the daisy wheel printer.
-
-
- void dxsetht( void );
- Set a horizontal tab at the curren position.
-
- void dxshast( void );
- Set the daisy wheel to the shadow print mode.
-
- void dxundend( void );
- End the under line print mode.
-
- void dxundst( void );
- Commence underline print mode for the daisy wheel printer.
-
- void dxuni( void );
- Select the unidirectional print mode.
-
- int dy_in_mo( int, int )
- Return the number of days in a month from a 4 digit year and
- a month number.
-
- char *first_ch( char * )
- Return a pointer to the first non whitespace character in a
- string.
-
- void fld_add( WINDOWPTR, FIELDPTR )
- Adds a field to the window's list of fields.
-
- void fld_all( WINDOWPTR )
- Displays all fields attached to a window with any predefined
- values for the fields.
-
- void fld_clear( FIELDPTR )
- Clears a single field to space characters.
-
- void fld_dsply( WINDOWPTR, char *, char * )
- This function displays the fields data with a defined mask.
-
- void fld_init( WINDOWPTR )
- Establishes a field list pointer in a user passed window
- structure. Any fields pre-existing a call to this function
- are destroyed and deallocated from the heap. This function
- must be called prior to defining any fields for the window.
-
- FIELDPTR fld_make( WINDOWPTR, int, int, char *, int, char *, char *, int )
- Creates a field structure and adds it to the window field list.
- Default values are defined for the values not passed.
-
- int fld_read( WINDOWPTR, FIELDPTR )
- Read a single data field.
-
- void fld_rjsp( char * )
- Right justify a field's data and fill leading area with space
- characters.
-
- void fld_rjz( char * )
- Right justify a field's data and fill leading area with zeros.
-
- int fld_terminate( int )
- Check for a proper field termination key character.
-
- void fld_value( WINDOWPTR, FIELDPTR )
- Display the data value contained in the structure on the screen.
- This function also re-writes the prompt.
-
- void fm_clear( WINDOWPTR )
- Clears all fields to space characters.
-
- int fm_proc( WINDOWPTR )
- This function processes all fields in the window field list.
-
- int fsub_str( char *substr, char *str )
- Find the location of a substring in a larger string.
-
- double gal_lt( double );
- Converts gallons to liters. Implemented as a macro.
-
- long gcd( long, long )
- Return the greatest common divisor for two long integers.
-
- int get_ca( int, int, int )
- Get a character and atribute from the screen at the location
- of the cursor on a pased page.
-
- void getcha( int *att, char *ch )
- Get the character and attribute at the current cursor location.
-
- int get_curs(int *row, int *col, int page)
- Get the current cursor position on the specified page.
-
- long get_mem( void )
- Returns the largest free block of memory.
-
- int getmode( void )
- Returns the current video mode.
-
- unsigned get_psp( void )
- Returns the segment address of the PSP.
-
- int get_str( char *str )
- Get a string from the user and replace the CR terminator with
- a NULL terminator.
-
- long getticks( void );
- The function returns the current BIOS clock tick counter value.
-
- void gliss( int, int, int );
- This function produces a glissando sound. It may be either
- a rising or falling glissando. The parameters are start
- and end frequencies and the amount added for each pass through
- the loop. This third parameter thus controls the speed of
- the glissando produced.
-
- double gm_oz( double );
- Converts grams to ounces. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int gotorc(int row, int col, int page )
- Position the cursor on the specified page. Returns 0 if successful,
- -1 if row is too large, -2 if the column is too large and -3 if
- both are too large.
-
- void gr_bckgnd( int color )
- Set the graphics background color.
-
- long gregorian( long )
- Converts a julian date number to a gregorian date in 'YYYYMMDD'
- format.
-
- void heap_map( void );
- Display a map of the current heam memory status. This is only
- available for the Microsoft C version of the library at present
-
- int inactive_dsply( MNUPTR mnu_ptr, int choice )
- Display the selected menu item in the inactive attribute.
-
- double inch_cm( double );
- Convert inches to centimeters. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int indexch( char *str, char ch )
- Returns the first position, starting form the left, of the character
- within the string.
-
- int indexr( char *str, char ch )
- Returns the righmost location of the character within the string.
-
- int ins_ch( char ch, char *str, int start )
- Inserts a character into a string at start. Returns the length of
- the resulting string. The passed string must be long enough to
- hold the added character.
-
- int insert_item( MNUPTR mnu_ptr, MNU_ITEMPTR mnu_item )
- Add a menu item definition to a defined menu.
-
- int ins_spc( char *str, int start, int number )
- Inserts a number of spaces into a string starting at the position
- start. Returns the length of the resulting string. The passed
- string must be long enough to hold the addes spaces.
-
- int isalt( void )
- Return 1 if allternate key is currently pressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isblanks( char * )
- Return 1 if a string is all space characters, otherwise return 0.
-
- int iscaplk( void )
- Return 1 if caps lock key is active, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isctrl( void )
- Return 1 if control key is depressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isega( void )
- Determine if an EGA adapter is active in the current system.
- Returns the number of kilobytes of EGA memory if installed
- or -1 if no EGA adapter is found.
-
- int isleapyr( int )
- Returns 1 if the passed year is a leap year, otherwise return 0.
-
- int islshift( void )
- Return 1 if left shift key is depressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isnumlk( void )
- Return 1 if the num lock key is depressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isrshift( void )
- Return 1 if right shift key is depressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int isscrlk( void )
- Return 1 if the scroll lock key is depressed, 0 otherwise.
-
- int item_dsply( MNUPTR mnu_ptr )
- Display a single menu item including the special key letter.
-
- long jul2day( long );
- Convert a julian date into a date in YYMMDD format. This is
- useful from about 1900 to 2100 due to approximations in the
- calculations.
-
- long julian( int, int, int )
- Returns a julian date when passed a year, month and day.
- Accurate from 1/1/1 to 9999/12/31.
-
- double kg_lb( double );
- Converts kilograms to pounds. implemented as a macro.
-
- double km_mi( double );
- Converts kilometers to miles. Implemented as a macro.
-
- unsigned kstate( void )
- Returns the key state byte via interrupt 0x016.
-
- double lb_kg( double );
- Converts pounds to kilograms. Implemented as a macro.
-
- char *left_str( char str[], int length )
- Return a substring of a given length from the left of a passed
- string
-
- void lprintf( char *, ... );
- Acts just like printf() except the output is sent to the
- printer and you must end the argument list with a NULL arg.
-
- void lputchar( char );
- Sends a single character to the printer.
-
- void lputs( char * );
- Sends a string to the printer. The string contains a '\n'
- character appended to the end.
-
- double lt_gal( double );
- Converts liters to gallons. Implemented as a macro.
-
- MNU_ITEMPTR make_item( int row, int col, int inactive,
- int active, char *text, PFI func,
- char letter, int att_letter, MNUPTR mnu_ptr )
- Allocate a menu item structure and assign values to it.
-
- MNUPTR make_mnu( WINDOWPTR wn_mnu )
- Allocate a menu structure and attach a window to it.
-
- int mnu_dsply( MNUPTR mnu_ptr )
- Display a complete menu with all fields.
-
- int mnu_proc( MNUPTR mnu_ptr, int item_nbr )
- Process a menu.
-
- double m_yd( double );
- Converts meters to yards. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int m_btnpos( void );
- Returns the mouse button status as follows:
- 0 - no button pressed.
- 1 - left button pressed.
- 2 - right button pressed.
- 3 - both buttons pressed.
-
- void m_flagde( void );
- Decrement the mouse cursor flag. The maximum value is 0
- which makes the cursor visible while all negative values
- indicate an invisible mouse cursor.
-
- void m_flagin( void );
- Increment the mouse cursor flag. The maximum value is 0
- which makes the cursor visible while all negative values
- indicate an invisible mouse cursor.
-
- int m_ghpos( void );
- Return the mouse current horizontal position. The value will
- be within the virtual screen limits. Default is from 1 to 639.
-
- int m_grbcnt( void );
- Returns the number of right mouse button presses.
-
- int m_glbcnt( void );
- Returns the number of left mouse button presses.
-
- int m_gvpos( void );
- Return the current mouse vertical position. The value will
- be within the virtual screen limits. Default return is from
- 0 to 199.
-
- char *mid_str( char str[], int start, int length )
- Returns a substring of a passed string starting at start and
- of length length.
-
- double mi_km( double );
- Converts miles to kilometers. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int mk_att( int back, int fore )
- Combine foreground and background colors into an attribute byte.
-
- unsigned mk_offset( int row, int col )
- Convert row and column coordinates into an offset into the
- video buffer.
-
- int m_llphpos( void );
- Return the horizontal position when the left button was last
- pressed.
-
- int m_llpvpos( void );
- Return the vertical position when the left button was last
- pressed.
-
- int m_llrhpos( void );
- Return the horizontal position when the left button was last
- released.
-
- int m_llrvpos( void );
- Return the vertical position when the left button was last
- released.
-
- int m_lrphpos( void );
- Return the horizontal position when the right button was last
- pressed.
-
- int m_lrrhpos( void );
- Return the horizontal position when the right button was last
- released.
-
- int m_lrpvpos( void );
- Return the vertical position when the right button was last
- pressed.
-
- int m_lrrvpos( void );
- Return the vertical position when the right button was last
- released.
-
- int month( long );
- Returns the month portion of a date in YYMMDD format.
-
- char *month_str( void )
- Reads the BIOS clock and returns a string for the current
- month. Memory is malloced within the function for the string.
-
- int monthyr( void )
- Returns the month number for the current BIOS clock date. Starts
- with January = 0;
-
- int m_reset( void );
- Resets the mouse to the power up state.
-
- void m_setpos( int, int );
- Sets both the horizontal and vertical positions for the
- mouse. The passed values must be within the virtual
- screen limits. No check is made to insure this is true.
-
- void m_txtscur( int, int );
- Sets a text mode software cursor. It is passed a screen
- mask and a cursor mask.
-
- int m_2_row( int );
- Returns the text row number for a passed pixel mouse coordinate.
- Row numbers are from 0 to 24.
-
- void nbr2wrds( double, char * )
- Converts a number in money format to a string of words.
-
- int nbr_prns( void )
- Return the number of installed printers.
-
- int numcols( void )
- Returns the number os current screen columns.
-
- double oz_gm( double );
- Converts ounces to grams. Implemented as a macro.
-
- void palette( int number )
- Select the color set for mode 4 graphics.
-
- void phasor( int );
- Makes a number of phasor sounds. The number is a passed
- parameter.
-
- void prn_6_ln( void );
- Place the graphics printer in a 6 line per inch mode.
-
- void prn_8_ln( void );
- Place the graphics printer in an 8 line per inch mode.
-
- void prn_10_cpi( void );
- Place the graphics printer in a 10 character per inch mode.
-
- void prn_12_ln( void );
- Place the graphics printer in a 12 line per inch mode.
-
- void prn_12_cpi( void );
- Place the graphics printer in a 12 character per inch mode.
-
- void prn_bell( void );
- Ring the printer bell.
-
- void prn_can( void );
- Cancel printer job and clear the print buffer.
-
- void prncomof( void );
- Turn off the graphcis printer compresed mode.
-
- void prncomon( void );
- Turn on the graphics printer compressed mode.
-
- void prndblof( void );
- Turn off the double print mode.
-
- void prndblon( void );
- Turn on the double print mode.
-
- void prndwof( void );
- Turn off the double wide mode.
-
- void prndwon( void );
- Turn on the double wide mode.
-
- void prnempof( void );
- Turn off emphasized print.
-
- void prnempon( void );
- Turn on emphasized print.
-
- void prn_ends( void );
- End the super/sub-script modes.
-
- void prn_ff( void );
- Send a form feed to the graphics printer.
-
- int prn_ready( void )
- Returns non-zero if the printer is ready to print. This is
- somewhat dependent on individual components but should work
- properly on most compatibles and printers.
-
- void prn_sub( void );
- Place the printer in the subscript mode.
-
- void prn_sup( void );
- Place the printer in the superscript mode.
-
- void prn_unof( void );
- End the underline print mode.
-
- void prn_unon( void );
- Start underline print mode.
-
- void prnwidof( void );
- Turn off the wide print mode.
-
- void prnwidon( void );
- This function turns on the wide print mode. It is turned
- off automatically at the next print command.
-
- int put_ch( register char ch, int page )
- Puts a character at the current cursor position using the existing
- screen attribute. Moves the cursor forward one character position.
-
- int put_cha( register char ch, int page, int att )
- Puts a character on the screen at the current cursor location. Uses
- a passed attribute and moves the cursor forward on character
- position.
-
- void putchr( char ch )
- Puts a character at the current cursor location using the existing
- screen attribute. Does not alter the current cursor position.
-
- double rad_deg( double );
- Converts radians to degrees. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int read_att( int page )
- Returns the attribute at the current cursor location.
-
- int read_ch( int page, int *att)
- Returns the character at the current cursor location. The
- attribute is returned in the formal parameter.
-
- void replacech( char *str, char chold, char chnew )
- Replaces alll occurances of a character in a string with a new
- character.
-
- char *right_str( char str[], int length )
- Return a substring of length starting at the far right of a string.
-
- void rjust( char source[], char dest[], int width )
- Right justify a string within a passed width. The justified
- string is returned in dest[].
-
- void scr_1ln( int ulr, int ulc, int lrr, int lrc, int att)
- Scroll a portion or all of the screen up one line.
-
- void scrn_off( void )
- Turns off the screen.
-
- void scrn_on( void )
- Turns the screen back on after a call to scrn_off().
-
- void setcursh( int start, int stop )
- Set the cursor shape ( start and stop lines ).
-
- void setfreq( int );
- Set a frequency value for the sound chips to use in sound
- production.
-
- int setmode( int mode )
- Set the video mode.
-
- void setpage( int page )
- Set the active video page.
-
- int sf_active( FIELDPTR, int )
- Set the field active attribute ( the atribute when the field
- is the current field ).
-
- int sf_begfu( FILEDPTR, PFI )
- Attaches a function to the field structure. This function will
- be called before the field is processed.
-
- int sf_endfu( FIELDPTR, PFI )
- Attaches a function to the field structure. This function will
- be called after the field is processed.
-
- int sf_hlptag( FIELDPTR, char * )
- Set the field help tag in the field structure.
-
- int sf_inactive( FIELDPTR, int )
- Set the field attribute when not the current field.
-
- int sf_message( FIELDPTR, char * )
- Set a message in the field structure to be displayed when
- the field is the current field. This message may be displayed
- through the use of a begin field function.
-
- int sf_on_key( FIELDPTR, PFI )
- Attaches a function pointer to the field structure that will be
- called when the users presses a key. May be used to preprosses
- key strokes before the field editor.
-
- int sf_patt( FIELDPTR, int )
- Sets the attibute to be used in writting the prompt to the screen.
-
- int sf_prompt( FIELDPTR, char * )
- Sets the field prompt character array into the field structure.
-
- int sf_prot( FIELDPTR, char * )
- Sets field protection.
-
- int sf_usr_val( FIELDPTR, PFI )
- Sets a user validation function. May be called from an end field
- function.
-
- int sf_val( FIELDPTR, PFI )
- Sets a validation function. This function will be called from
- within the field editor.
-
- void shr_str( char *str )
- Shift a string to the right.
-
- void siren( int );
- Produces a number of siren sounds.
-
- int str_beg( char * )
- Find the first actual text character in a string. Uses the
- C counting scheme in that the first character is 0. Returns
- -1 if the string contains no real text, otherwise returns
- the first actual ( non-space ) text position.
-
- char *strblnk( int )
- Allocates memory for a string of a passed size. The string
- is initialized to all space characters. The function allocates
- the extra space for the NULL terminator so the user need only
- pass the actual size desired.
-
- void str_cent( char *, char *, int )
- Center a string in a destination buffer. The width in which to
- center is also passed.
-
- int str_cjst( char * );
- Center a string's characters within the string itself. This
- alters the passed string.
-
- char *str_date( void )
- Returns the current date as a formatted string (MM:DD:YYYY).
-
- int str_end( char * )
- Find the last real text character in a string. Uses the C
- counting scheme in that the first character is numbered 0.
- If the string contains all spaces the return is -1 otherwise
- the ending text location is returned.
-
- int strip_nl( char * );
- Strips trailing newlines from a string.
-
- int str_left( char *str, int start, int number )
- Shift the characters in a string to the left by a number
- of bytes starting from a passed start point. Caller is not
- allowed to shift the string past the starting point for the
- string.
-
- int str_ljst( char * );
- Left justifies the characters in a string by altering the
- passed string.
-
- char *str_mask( char *str, char *mask )
- This function creates and returns a subset of a given
- string based on a passed mask. In the mask string a
- '?' character will return the character for that
- position. An 'x' character will cause the
- corresponding character to be deleted while a ' '
- character will substitute a space for the character.
- An 'A' character will convert any alphabetic character
- in that position to upper case while a character of
- 'a' will convert the string character to lower case.
- If the mask character is '9' only digits will be
- allowed, a non-digit will be converted to a space.
-
- char *str_mon( long )
- Return the month as a malloced word for a passed long date
- in 'YYMMDD' format.
-
- void strpad( char str[], int number )
- Adds a given number of spaces to the left of a string.
-
- void str_rev( char str[] )
- Reverse the order of characters in a string.
-
- int str_right( char *str, int start, int number )
- Shift a the characters in a string to the right by a
- number of bytes starting from a passed start point.
- The string must be long enough so that the shift will
- not overshoot the string. No check is made for this.
- Return: resulting string length.
-
- int str_rjst( char * );
- Right justifies the passed string within the string by
- altering the string itself.
-
- char *str_save( char * )
- Malloc space for a string, copy the passed string to this
- space and return a pointer to the new string.
-
- char *str_time( void )
- Returns the current time as a string in 'hh:mm:ss' format.
-
- void strtolow( char str[] )
- Converts all characters in a string to lower case.
-
- void strtoup( char str[] )
- Converts all charaters in a string to upper case.
-
- void sw_att(int att, int count, int page)
- Screen write an attribute to the specified video page.
-
- int sw_ch( char ch, int count, int page )
- Screen write a character to the video page specified. Uses the
- current screen attribute and wraps at the end of the line.
-
- int sw_cha( char ch, int att, int count, int page )
- Screen write a charater and an attribute on the given video page.
-
- int sw_str( register char *str, int page )
- Screen write a string to the specified video page using the
- current attribute.
-
- int sw_stra( register char *str, int page, int att )
- Screen write a string to the specified video page using a
- passed attribute.
-
- int uc_beep( void )
- Sound the speaker tone.
-
- void ucdelay( float );
- This program causes a delay in fractions of a second. It
- is based on the timer tick value and thus has a resolution
- of only about 1/18.2 or 0.55 seconds.
-
- void uc_error( void );
- Sound a short tone of 440 HZ followed by a short tone of
- 220 HZ.
-
- void uc_hline( int, int, char, int, int, int );
- Draw a horizontal line of character on the screen.
-
- int uc_key( void );
- Get a keystroke without echoing to the screen. The value
- returned is negative for special keys. ( see key.h )
- Returns ASCII key code otherwise.
-
- void uc_ok( void );
- Sound a short tone of 440 HZ followed by a short tone of 880 HZ.
-
- unsigned ucpeek( unsigned seg, unsigned off )
- Peek a word from memory from a passed address in segment and
- offset form.
-
- unsigned char ucpeekb( unsigned seg, unsigned off )
- Peek a byte from memory from a passed address in segment and
- offset form.
-
- void ucpoke( unsigned seg, unsigned off, unsigned value )
- Poke a word into memory at the address indicated by segment
- and offset.
-
- void ucpokeb( unsigned seg, unsigned off, unsigned char value )
- Poke a byte into memory at the address indicated by segment
- and offset.
-
- long uc_today( void );
- Find the current date as a long integer. Date is returned in
- YYMMDD format.
-
- void uc_tone( int, float );
- Sound a tone from a passed frequency and duration.
-
- void uc_vline( int, int, char, int, int, int );
- Draw a vertical line of character on the video screen.
-
- unsigned ucvpeek( int, int );
- Return the word contained in video memory at a row and
- column position.
-
- void ucvpoke( int row, int col, int attribute, char ch )
- Poke a character and attribute into the video buffer using
- row and column screen coordinates.
-
- void ucvpokeb( int row, int col, char ch )
- Poke a character into the video buffer using row and column
- coordinates.
-
- void unmk_att( int, int *, int * );
- Unmake an attribute byte and return the foreground and
- background colors in parameters.
-
- int val_mon( int )
- Validates that a month number is proper.
-
- int val_date( char * )
- Validates a date in 'mmddyy' format.
-
- int val_state( char * )
- Validates a state two letter abbreviation for a proper upper
- case value.
-
- double v_cone( double, double );
- Return the volume of a cone from the radius and height.
-
- double v_sphere( double );
- Return the volume of a sphere from its radius.
-
- void vwarble( int, int, int );
- Produces a variable warble sound in which the low tone gets
- lower and the high tone gets higher with each cycle.
-
- void warble( int, int, int );
- Produces a warble sound. The user may specify the low and
- high tones and the number of warbles.
-
- void w_ch( int ch, int color, int page )
- Write a character in color using a BIOS call.
-
- void w_cha( int ch, int att, int page )
- Write a character and attribute at the cursor location on page.
-
- int wkday( void );
- Returns a number for the current day of the week from the BIOS
- clock. Starts with Sunday as 1.
-
- char *wkday_str( void )
- Return the current day as a string.
-
- void wn_addbg( WINDOPTR )
- Add a window to the linked list of windows.
-
- void wn_adden( WINDOWPTR )
- Add a window to the linked list of windows.
-
- int *wn_addr( WINDOWPTR, int, int )
- Computes the actual location of a character within a window.
- This location may be on the screen or in another window's save
- area if window's are overlapping on the screen.
-
- void wn_back( WINDOWPTR )
- Moves a window behind all other windows.
-
- void wn_bclr( WINDOWPTR, int )
- Sets the border attribute for a window.
-
- void wn_bdr( WINDOWPTR )
- Draw the border for a window.
-
- void wn_char( WINDOWPTR, int, int, int, int )
- Write a character to a window.
-
- void wn_clear( WINDOWPTR )
- Clears the window area to all spaces in the window normal
- attribute.
-
- void wn_check( WINDOW ** )
- Checks to see if a window is in the current linked list of
- windows.
-
- void wn_clrerr( void )
- Deletes the error window from the window list after removing
- it from the screen.
-
- void wn_csr( WINDOWPTR, int, int )
- Sets the position of the window cursor.
-
- void wn_delete( WINDOWPTR )
- Deletes a window from the window list. If the window was
- displayed on the screen it will be removed from the screen first.
-
- void wn_dsply( WINDOWPTR )
- Displays a window currently in the window list.
-
- void wn_err( char * )
- Displays an error message in the error window.
-
- void wn_front( WINDOWPTR )
- Moves a window to the front of the display, in front of
- all other displayed windows.
-
- int wn_getch( WINDOWPTR, int, int )
- Gets a character from a given row, col position in a window.
-
- void wn_hide( WINDOWPTR )
- Removes a window from the screen. The window is not destroyed
- and may be redisplayed later. The window may also have text
- written to it while it is hidden.
-
- void wn_insert( WINDOWPTR, WINDOWPTR )
- Insert a window into the window list after a given window
- which must be in the current list.
-
- WINDOWPTR wn_make( int, int, int, int )
- Allocates a window structure from the passed row, col, height,
- and width coordinates. All other window structure values are
- assigned default values.
-
- void wn_margin( WINDOWPTR, int )
- Assigns a margin value to the window structure for horizontal
- margins ( right and left ).
-
- void wn_mkbdr( WINDOWPTR, BORDERPTR )
- Assigns a border type to the window.
-
- void wn_move( WINDOWPTR, int, int, int )
- Moves a window in three directions, x, y and z axis.
-
- void wn_pchar( WINDOWPTR, int )
- Writes a single character to a window.
-
- void wn_position( WINDOWPTR, int, int )
- Moves a window to a given row, col location on the screen.
-
- void wn_printf( WINDOWPTR, char *, ... )
- Similar to the normal printf function with the addition of
- a window parameter. This function will also write in the
- current attribute as do most of the window write functions.
-
- void wn_rposition( WINDOWPTR, int, int )
- Moves a window by a relative distance for row, col on the screen.
- Negative displacements are allowed in order that windows may
- be moved up or to the left.
-
- void wn_scroll( WINDOWPTR, int )
- Used to scroll a window up or down ( depending on the direction
- parameter ).
-
- void wn_swap( WINDOWPTR )
- Swap a window with its save buffer. If hidden this will display
- the window, if displayed this will restore the background.
-
- void wn_unlist( WINDOWPTR )
- Remove a window from the window list.
-
- void wn_wclr( WINDOWPTR, int )
- Set the window normal attribute.
-
- void w_strc( char *str, int color, int page )
- Write a string in color on a specified page using a BIOS call.
-
- void wv_str( char *, int, int )
- Write a string using BIOS calls with wrap at end of screen. The
- caller specifies attribute and video page for the write.
-
- double yd_m( double );
- Converts yards to meters. Implemented as a macro.
-
- int year( long );
- Returns the year portion of a date in YYMMDD format.
-
- int zeller( int, int, int )
- Returns the day of the week ( 0 to 6 ) for a passed year,
- month, and day.
-