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/* Copyright (C) 1993 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this software; see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include <ctype.h> #include <errno.h> #define obstack_chunk_alloc ck_malloc #define obstack_chunk_free free #include "obstack.h" #include "global.h" #include "cmd.h" #include "io-term.h" #include "io-abstract.h" #include "io-generic.h" #include "io-utils.h" #include "io-edit.h" #include "stub.h" #include "ref.h" #undef MIN #undef MAX #define MIN(A,B) ((A) < (B) ? (A) : (B)) #define MAX(A,B) ((A) > (B) ? (A) : (B)) /* Bogus mapping from KEY->CODE to ranges. This is how bound * macros are represented. * This is bogus because the ranges will not be adjusted in * the ways they should. Variables should be used instead. */ int n_bound_macros; struct rng *bound_macros; int bound_macro_vec; /* Flow of control centers around a select loop. These are the * fd's selected on. */ SELECT_TYPE read_fd_set; SELECT_TYPE exception_fd_set; SELECT_TYPE write_fd_set; /* These are fd's returned by the last call to select. */ SELECT_TYPE read_pending_fd_set; SELECT_TYPE exception_pending_fd_set; SELECT_TYPE write_pending_fd_set; /* Hooks for asynchronos i/o */ struct select_hook file_read_hooks[SELECT_SET_SIZE] = {0}; struct select_hook file_exception_hooks[SELECT_SET_SIZE] = {0}; struct select_hook file_write_hooks[SELECT_SET_SIZE] = {0}; /* The current stream from which commands are being read. */ struct input_stream * the_input_stream = 0; #ifdef __STDC__ static struct input_stream * default_input_stream (void) #else static struct input_stream * default_input_stream () #endif { if (!the_input_stream) { the_input_stream = (struct input_stream *)ck_malloc (sizeof (struct input_stream)); the_input_stream->_rmac = 0; the_input_stream->_func_arg = 0; obstack_init (&the_input_stream->_macro_stack); the_input_stream->_macro = 0; the_input_stream->_macro_start = 0; the_input_stream->_macro_size = 0; the_input_stream->prev_stream = 0; the_input_stream->_last_macro = 0; the_input_stream->_pushed_back_char = -1; } return the_input_stream; } /* This constructs an input stream that reads from a macro but never * from a keyboard. EXECUTE_CMD uses this. */ #ifdef __STDC__ static struct input_stream * macro_only_input_stream (struct rng * rng, char * first_line, int len, struct command_frame * frame) #else static struct input_stream * macro_only_input_stream (rng, first_line, len, frame) struct rng * rng; char * first_line; int len; struct command_frame * frame; #endif { struct input_stream * ret; ret = (struct input_stream *)ck_malloc (sizeof (struct input_stream)); ret->_func_arg = 0; obstack_init (&ret->_macro_stack); ret->_rmac = (struct macro *) obstack_alloc (&ret->_macro_stack, sizeof (struct macro)); ret->_rmac->mac_prev = 0; ret->_rmac->mac_rng = *rng; ret->_rmac->mac_row = rng->lr; ret->_rmac->mac_col = rng->lc; (void) obstack_grow (&ret->_macro_stack, first_line, len); (void) obstack_grow (&ret->_macro_stack, "", 1); ret->_rmac->mac_start = ret->_rmac->mac_exe = (unsigned char *) obstack_finish (&ret->_macro_stack); ret->_macro = 0; ret->_macro_start = 0; ret->_macro_size = 0; ret->_last_macro = 0; ret->prev_stream = frame->input; { struct input_stream * key = frame->input; while (frame->input == key) { frame->input = ret; frame = frame->prev; } } ret->_pushed_back_char = -1; return ret; } #ifdef __STDC__ void free_input_stream (struct input_stream * stream) #else void free_input_stream (stream) struct input_stream * stream; #endif { if (stream->_macro_start) free (stream->_macro_start); if (stream->_last_macro) free (stream->_last_macro); obstack_free (&stream->_macro_stack, 0); free (stream); } /* This gets rid of an input stream created by macro_only_input_stream. * It fixes the INPUT fields of pending command frames. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void pop_input_stream (void) #else void pop_input_stream () #endif { if (the_cmd_frame->input->prev_stream) { struct command_frame * fr = the_cmd_frame; struct input_stream * key = the_cmd_frame->input; while (fr->input == key) { fr->input = key->prev_stream; fr = fr->prev; } free_input_stream (key); return; } } /* Macros * These are the commands the user has to interact with macros. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void start_entering_macro (void) #else void start_entering_macro () #endif { if (making_macro) { io_error_msg ("Can't define two macros at once"); return; } making_macro_size = 20; making_macro = making_macro_start = ck_malloc (5 + making_macro_size); } #ifdef __STDC__ void bound_macro (int num) #else void bound_macro (num) int num; #endif { struct macro *old; CELL *cp; cp = find_cell (bound_macros[num].lr, bound_macros[num].lc); if (!cp || GET_TYP (cp) != TYP_STR || cp->cell_str[0] == '\0') return; old = rmac; rmac = (struct macro *) obstack_alloc (¯o_stack, sizeof (struct macro)); rmac->mac_prev = old; rmac->mac_rng = bound_macros[num]; rmac->mac_row = bound_macros[num].lr; rmac->mac_col = bound_macros[num].lc; obstack_grow (¯o_stack, cp->cell_str, 1 + strlen (cp->cell_str)); rmac->mac_start = rmac->mac_exe = (unsigned char *) obstack_finish (¯o_stack); } #ifdef __STDC__ void run_string_as_macro (char * macro) #else void run_string_as_macro (macro) char * macro; #endif { struct rng rng; /* This is going to continue the command loop * as if some other command had been executed. * That command shouldn't receive the same prefix * arg that provided a repeat count. */ how_many = 1; set_line (&raw_prefix, ""); rng.lr = rng.hr = rng.lc = rng.hc = MIN_ROW; /* Reset the keystate. */ cur_keymap = the_cmd_frame->top_keymap; macro_only_input_stream (&rng, macro, strlen (macro), the_cmd_frame); command_loop (1); } #ifdef __STDC__ void call_last_kbd_macro (int count) #else void call_last_kbd_macro (count) int count; #endif { if (!last_macro) io_error_msg ("No keyboard macro entered."); while (count-- > 0) run_string_as_macro ((char *)last_macro); } /* This command is automaticly inserted into the command stream * when the end of a macro is reached. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void end_macro (void) #else void end_macro () #endif { CELL *cp; struct macro *old; if (!rmac) { io_error_msg ("Not executing a macro!"); return; } if ((rmac->mac_row == rmac->mac_rng.hr) && (rmac->mac_col == rmac->mac_rng.hc)) { old = rmac->mac_prev; obstack_free (¯o_stack, rmac); rmac = old; } else { if (rmac->mac_row == rmac->mac_rng.hr) { rmac->mac_row = rmac->mac_rng.lr; rmac->mac_col++; } else rmac->mac_row++; cp = find_cell (rmac->mac_row, rmac->mac_col); if (!cp || GET_TYP (cp) != TYP_STR || cp->cell_str[0] == '\0') { old = rmac->mac_prev; obstack_free (¯o_stack, rmac); rmac = old; } else { obstack_grow (¯o_stack, cp->cell_str, 1 + strlen (cp->cell_str)); rmac->mac_exe = (unsigned char *) obstack_finish (¯o_stack); } } } /* This command is executed by the user to stop entering a macro. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void stop_entering_macro (void) #else void stop_entering_macro () #endif { if (!making_macro) { if (rmac) return; io_error_msg ("Not defining a macro!"); return; } making_macro[0] = '\0'; making_macro = 0; if (last_macro) ck_free (last_macro); last_macro = making_macro_start; making_macro_start = 0; free (making_macro_start); } #ifdef __STDC__ void store_last_macro (struct rng * rng) #else void store_last_macro (rng) struct rng * rng; #endif { union vals z; z.c_s = (char *)last_macro; set_new_value (rng->lr, rng->lc, TYP_STR, &z); } /* Scheduling * * Scheduling is centered around the function real_get_chr * which is allowed to block until an input event has occured. * Before blocking, real_get_chr may evaluate cells and/or update * the display. */ /* Error messages are delivered to the user by invoking a command * that prompts with the error message, and waits for the user's next * keypress. This command shouldn't wait indefinitely. After a short time, * the error message should disappear. This is accomplished by counting down * a timer, then destorying the error message command frame and throwing an * error. The error is thrown directly rather than with io_error_msg in order * to avoid circularity. */ static void error_alarm () { if (the_cmd_frame->cmd && the_cmd_arg.timeout_seconds) { --the_cmd_arg.timeout_seconds; if (!the_cmd_arg.timeout_seconds) { pop_unfinished_command (); alarm_table[2].freq = 0; longjmp (error_exception, 1); } } else alarm_table[2].freq = 0; } struct alarm_entry alarm_table [3] = { {cell_alarm, 1, 0}, {error_alarm, 0, 0}, {0, 0} }; /* Function that get called whenever blocking times out. */ #ifdef __STDC__ static void alarm_hooks (void) #else static void alarm_hooks () #endif { int x; time_t now = time(0); for (x = 0; alarm_table[x].fn; ++x) if (alarm_table[x].freq && ((now - alarm_table[x].last_time) >= alarm_table[x].freq)) { alarm_table[x].last_time = now; alarm_table[x].fn (); } } #ifdef __STDC__ static void select_hooks (void) #else static void select_hooks () #endif { int x; for (x = 0; x < SELECT_SET_SIZE; ++x) { if (file_read_hooks[x].hook_fn && FD_ISSET (x, &read_pending_fd_set)) file_read_hooks[x].hook_fn (x); FD_CLR (x, &read_pending_fd_set); if (file_write_hooks[x].hook_fn && FD_ISSET (x, &write_pending_fd_set)) file_write_hooks[x].hook_fn (x); FD_CLR (x, &write_pending_fd_set); if (file_exception_hooks[x].hook_fn && FD_ISSET (x, &exception_pending_fd_set)) file_exception_hooks[x].hook_fn (x); FD_CLR (x, &exception_pending_fd_set); } } /* Block until we get a signal (unless system calls restart), * can do i/o or, until we timeout (timeout is specified in seconds, * 0 means block indefinately). (Front end to select) */ #ifdef __STDC__ static void block_until_excitment (int timeout_seconds) #else static void block_until_excitment (timeout_seconds) int timeout_seconds; #endif { int ret; struct timeval timeout; struct timeval * time_p = 0; if (timeout_seconds) { timeout.tv_sec = timeout_seconds; timeout.tv_usec = 0; time_p = &timeout; } bcopy ((char *)&read_fd_set, (char *)&read_pending_fd_set, sizeof (SELECT_TYPE)) ; bcopy ((char *)&exception_fd_set, (char *)&exception_pending_fd_set, sizeof (SELECT_TYPE)); bcopy ((char *)&write_fd_set, (char *)&write_pending_fd_set, sizeof (SELECT_TYPE)); ret = select (SELECT_SET_SIZE, &read_pending_fd_set, &write_pending_fd_set, &exception_pending_fd_set, time_p); if (ret < 0) { FD_ZERO (&read_pending_fd_set); FD_ZERO (&write_pending_fd_set); FD_ZERO (&exception_pending_fd_set); } } /* This is the main interact loop. As quickly as possible * it returns a character from the keyboard. While waiting, * it updates cells and the display. If a macro is being defined, * this function save characters in the macro. */ #ifdef __STDC__ int real_get_chr (void) #else int real_get_chr () #endif { int ch; /* The char that will be returned. */ /* Characters with the meta bit set are returned as * two characters: ESC and a non-meta character. * This buffers the non-meta character between calls. * The value is 0 if no character is buffered, C+1 if * C is buffered. */ static int saved_char; /* A buffer of characters read in one burst from the kbd. */ static char ibuf[256]; static int i_in; /* chars buffered */ static int i_cnt; /* buffer position */ alarm_hooks (); if (saved_char) { ch = saved_char - 1; saved_char = 0; goto fini; } if (i_cnt) { ch = ibuf[i_cnt++]; if (i_cnt == i_in) i_cnt = i_in = 0; goto fini; } /* This loop until a character can be read. */ while (!io_input_avail ()) { alarm_hooks (); select_hooks (); io_scan_for_input (0); if (!io_input_avail ()) { ++current_cycle; if (auto_recalc && eval_next_cell ()) { if (bkgrnd_recalc) while (!io_input_avail () && eval_next_cell ()) io_scan_for_input (0); else while (eval_next_cell ()) ; io_scan_for_input (0); if (!io_input_avail ()) io_redisp (); io_flush (); io_scan_for_input (0); } else { int timeout = (alarm_active ? (alarm_seconds == 1 ? 1 : (alarm_seconds / 2)) : 0); --current_cycle; io_redisp (); io_flush (); io_scan_for_input (0); if (!io_input_avail ()) block_until_excitment (timeout); } } } { int ret; ret = io_read_kbd (ibuf, sizeof (ibuf)); if (ret == 1) { ch = ibuf[0]; goto fini; } if (ret > 1) { i_cnt = 1; i_in = ret; ch = ibuf[0]; goto fini; } if (ret == 0 || errno != EINTR) return EOF; } fini: if (ch & 0x80) { saved_char = 1 + (ch & 0x7f); ch = CTRL ('['); } if (making_macro) { /* This is stoopid and should be fixed. * Macros (and other cell strings) should be * `struct line' and not c-strings. -tl */ if (ch == 0) *making_macro++ = 0x80 | 'a'; else if (ch == '{') *making_macro++ = 0x80 | 'b'; else *making_macro++ = ch; if (making_macro >= (making_macro_start + making_macro_size)) { making_macro_start = ck_realloc (making_macro_start, 5 + making_macro_size * 2); making_macro = (making_macro_start + making_macro_size); making_macro_size *= 2; } } return ch; } /***************************************************************** * * Command loops * * The basic cycle is that the user or a macro selects a function * (while oleo updates the display and evaluates cells). * A new command_frame is allocated in which to evaluate the selected * function. Arguments to the function will be stored in this frame. * The command loop interprets the FUNC_ARGS string of the selected function * and builds an argument list. If the FUNC_ARGS string specifies that * the user must be prompted for an argument, an editting mode is entered * and the command loop restarts. The queue of command_frames form * a stack of recursively invoked editting modes. * * When all of the arguments are ready, the command loop executes * the function and discards its frame. * * In principle, any number of command_frames can be created and they * could be evaluated in any order. It is assumed in the code though that * the frame the_cmd_frame->prev is the frame the user was in when * the_cmd_frame was created (call it the `parent' frame). Some arguments, * for example the prefix argument and the current row/col, are taken from the * parent frame. This is because those values may have changed in * the_cmd_frame as the user editted arguments to the function being called. */ /* The active command frame. This is the head of a queue which is used as a * stack. */ struct command_frame * the_cmd_frame = 0; /* This is a list (next field) of frames that are currently running (their * commands are active on the c stack below the error_exception jump buffer). */ struct command_frame * running_frames = 0; /* This is called when the current frame has keymapped * down to some function (stored in the_cmd_frame->_cur_cmd. * This pushes a new frame in which the arguments to that * command will be stored. * * This can also be called when the_cmd_frame is 0. In that case, * it will create a top-level frame. * */ #ifdef __STDC__ void push_command_frame (struct rng * rng, char * first_line, int len) #else void push_command_frame (rng, first_line, len) struct rng * rng; struct line * first_line; int len; #endif { struct command_frame * new_cf = (struct command_frame *)ck_malloc (sizeof (*new_cf)); new_cf->next = new_cf; new_cf->prev = new_cf; new_cf->input = (rng ? macro_only_input_stream (rng, first_line, len, new_cf) : default_input_stream ()); new_cf->_setrow = NON_ROW; new_cf->_setcol = NON_COL; new_cf->_curow = MIN_ROW; new_cf->_cucol = MIN_COL; new_cf->_mkrow = NON_ROW; new_cf->_mkcol = NON_COL; new_cf->_input_active = 0; new_cf->_window_after_input = -1; /* These may be reset later. */ new_cf->top_keymap = map_id ("main"); if (new_cf->top_keymap < 0) new_cf->top_keymap = map_id ("universal"); new_cf->saved_cur_keymap = -1; new_cf->_cur_keymap = map_id ("main"); new_cf->_how_many = 1; new_cf->_cur_cmd = 0; new_cf->_cur_vector = 0; new_cf->_cur_chr = the_cmd_frame ? cur_chr : 0; init_line (&new_cf->_raw_prefix); new_cf->_cmd_argc = 0; new_cf->complex_to_user = 0; if (!the_cmd_frame) { /* This is a new top-level frame. */ the_cmd_frame = new_cf; new_cf->cmd = 0; new_cf->top_keymap = map_id ("main"); if (new_cf->top_keymap < 0) new_cf->top_keymap = map_id ("universal"); } else if (cur_cmd) { new_cf->_cur_arg = 0; new_cf->cmd = cur_cmd; { int argc = 0; char ** prompt = new_cf->cmd->func_args; while (prompt && *prompt) { new_cf->argv[argc].do_prompt = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].is_set = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].style = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].arg_desc = *prompt; new_cf->argv[argc].prompt = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].expanded_prompt = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].prompt_info = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].info_line = 0; init_line (&new_cf->argv[argc].text); set_line (&new_cf->argv[argc].text, ""); new_cf->argv[argc].cursor = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].overwrite = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].inc_cmd = 0; new_cf->argv[argc].timeout_seconds = 0; bzero (&new_cf->argv[argc].val, sizeof (union command_arg_val)); ++argc; ++prompt; } if (argc && new_cf->argv[0].arg_desc[0] == '+') ++new_cf->argv[0].arg_desc; new_cf->_cmd_argc = argc; new_cf->_curow = curow; new_cf->_cucol = cucol; new_cf->_mkrow = mkrow; new_cf->_mkcol = mkcol; new_cf->_setrow = setrow; new_cf->_setcol = setcol; if (!rng) new_cf->input = the_cmd_frame->input; } } new_cf->prev = the_cmd_frame; new_cf->next = the_cmd_frame->next; new_cf->prev->next = new_cf; new_cf->next->prev = new_cf; the_cmd_frame = new_cf; } /* Remove a frame from the queue/stack. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void remove_cmd_frame (struct command_frame * frame) #else void remove_cmd_frame (frame) struct command_frame * frame; #endif { frame->next->prev = frame->prev; frame->prev->next = frame->next; if (the_cmd_frame == frame) the_cmd_frame = frame->prev; if (the_cmd_frame == frame) { the_cmd_frame = 0; push_command_frame (0, 0, 0); } frame->next = frame->prev = 0; } /* This frees all of the memory allocated to FRAME (including * the frame itself. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void free_cmd_frame (struct command_frame * frame) #else void free_cmd_frame (frame) struct command_frame * frame; #endif { if (frame->next) remove_cmd_frame (frame); free_line (&frame->_raw_prefix); if (frame->cmd) { int argc; for (argc = 0; argc < frame->_cmd_argc; ++argc) { if (frame->argv[argc].is_set && frame->argv[argc].style->destroy) frame->argv[argc].style->destroy (&frame->argv[argc]); free_line (&frame->argv[argc].text); if (frame->argv[argc].expanded_prompt && (frame->argv[argc].expanded_prompt != frame->argv[argc].prompt)) free (frame->argv[argc].expanded_prompt); } } ck_free (frame); } /* Discard the current frame if it contains an unexecuted commnand. * This is used, for example, to handle break. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void pop_unfinished_command (void) #else void pop_unfinished_command () #endif { if (the_cmd_frame->cmd) { int move_cursor = 0; struct command_frame * frame = the_cmd_frame; if ( frame->_curow != frame->prev->_curow || frame->_cucol != frame->prev->_cucol) { io_hide_cell_cursor (); move_cursor = 1; } remove_cmd_frame (frame); if (move_cursor) io_display_cell_cursor (); free_cmd_frame (frame); } } /* This is called if an error has been signaled with io_error_msg. * It discards any frames that the user has never interacted with * and cancels all pending macros. This is properly followed by * generating an error message for the user and longjmp to error_exception. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void recover_from_error (void) #else void recover_from_error () #endif { /* pop input streams until the bottom is reached. */ while (the_cmd_frame->input->prev_stream) pop_input_stream (); /* cancel the current macros */ { struct input_stream * stream = the_cmd_frame->input; if (stream->_macro_start) free (stream->_macro_start); if (stream->_last_macro) free (stream->_last_macro); obstack_free (&stream->_macro_stack, 0); obstack_init (&stream->_macro_stack); stream->_rmac = 0; stream->_func_arg = 0; stream->_macro = stream->_macro_start = stream->_last_macro = 0; stream->_macro_size = 0; stream->_pushed_back_char = -1; } /* pop command frames until an interactive one is reached. */ while (the_cmd_frame->prev != the_cmd_frame && !the_cmd_frame->complex_to_user) { struct command_frame * fr = the_cmd_frame; the_cmd_frame = the_cmd_frame->prev; free_cmd_frame (fr); } /* Discard any frames that were executing */ while (running_frames) { struct command_frame * f = running_frames; running_frames = running_frames->next; f->next = 0; free_cmd_frame (f); } } /* When we begin editting a new argument, this function sets up the * appropriate keymap, and then resets the state of the editting commands. * * The return value is 1 if the user must be prompted, 0 otherwise. */ #ifdef __STDC__ static int get_argument (char * prompt, struct prompt_style * style) #else static int get_argument (prompt, style) char * prompt; struct prompt_style * style; #endif { the_cmd_arg.style = style; the_cmd_arg.prompt = prompt; if (!the_cmd_arg.expanded_prompt) the_cmd_arg.expanded_prompt = expand_prompt (prompt); the_cmd_frame->top_keymap = map_id (the_cmd_arg.style->keymap); the_cmd_arg.is_set = 0; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 1; if (the_cmd_frame->top_keymap < 0) the_cmd_frame->top_keymap = map_id ("universal"); if (macro_func_arg) { set_line (&the_cmd_arg.text, macro_func_arg); { char * arg_ptr; char * error; arg_ptr = the_cmd_arg.text.buf; error = the_cmd_arg.style->verify (&arg_ptr, &the_cmd_arg); if (error) { macro_func_arg = 0; io_error_msg ("%s", error); } else { the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; if (arg_ptr) while (isspace (*arg_ptr)) ++arg_ptr; if (arg_ptr && *arg_ptr) macro_func_arg = arg_ptr; else macro_func_arg = 0; return 0; } } } input_active = 1; begin_edit (); /* Functions can come with macros that initialize arguments for the user. * As for the call to expand_prompt -- hehehehehe */ if (the_cmd_frame->cmd->init_code && the_cmd_frame->cmd->init_code[cur_arg]) { char * init_code = expand_prompt(the_cmd_frame->cmd->init_code[cur_arg]); struct rng rng; rng.lr = rng.hr = rng.lc = rng.hc = 1; macro_only_input_stream (&rng, init_code, strlen (init_code), the_cmd_frame); command_loop (1); } return 1; } #ifdef __STDC__ void exit_minibuffer (void) #else void exit_minibuffer () #endif { if (check_editting_mode ()) return; else { char * extra = the_cmd_arg.text.buf; char * error = the_cmd_arg.style->verify (&extra, &the_cmd_arg); if (error) { if (*error) io_error_msg ("%s", error); } else { if (extra) { while (isspace (*extra)) ++extra; if (*extra) io_error_msg ("%s: extra characters in argument (%s)", the_cmd_frame->cmd->func_name, extra); } the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; input_active = 0; window_after_input = -1; topclear = 2; } } } #ifdef __STDC__ void setn_arg_text (struct command_arg * arg, char * text, int len) #else void setn_arg_text (arg, text, len) struct command_arg * arg; char * text; int len; #endif { setn_line (&arg->text, text, len); arg->cursor = len; } #ifdef __STDC__ void init_arg_text (struct command_arg * arg, char * text) #else void init_arg_text (arg, text) struct command_arg * arg; char * text; #endif { setn_arg_text (arg, text, strlen (text)); } /* This apparently useless alias is here because * sometime in the future i want to handle defaults * differently. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void set_default_arg (struct command_arg * arg, char * text, int len) #else void set_default_arg (arg, text, len) struct command_arg * arg; char * text; int len; #endif { setn_arg_text (arg, text, len); } /* This is the main loop of oleo. It reads commands and their arguments, and * evaluates them. It (via real_get_chr) udpates the display and performs * background recomputation. * * This function can also be used to evaluate a function without doing any * interaction. This is done by pushing a macro_only command frame * (see execute_command). */ #ifdef __STDC__ void command_loop (int prefix) #else void command_loop (prefix) int prefix; #endif { /* We might be re-entering after a longjmp caused by an error. * In that case, we use an alternate entry point: */ if (the_cmd_frame->cmd) goto resume_getting_arguments; /* Commands (notably execute_command) just tweek the command_frame * state for some other command. To accomplish this, there is an * entry point that avoid reinitializing the command_frame.\ */ if (prefix) { prefix = 0; goto prefix_cmd_continuation; } while (1) { int ch; /* The next character to be keymapped. */ new_cycle: if (!the_cmd_frame) push_command_frame (0, 0, 0); /* Reset the prefix argument. */ how_many = 1; set_line (&raw_prefix, ""); io_update_status (); /* Reset the keystate. */ cur_keymap = the_cmd_frame->top_keymap; /* If the input area holds a prompt from the last command, * erase it. */ io_clear_input_before (); /* Some commands are prefix commands: they effect the * user's state without beginnging a new command cyle. * Those commands return here: */ prefix_cmd_continuation: /* In this loop, we look for the next command to * execute. This may involve reading from a macro, * or the keyboard. If there is time to kill, updates * and evalutations are done. * * This loop is exited by `goto got_command'. */ while (1) { /* Get the next character. * However, if we are in a macro, and the next character * is '{', then the macro contains a function name * and keymapping is circumvented. */ get_next_char: if (pushed_back_char >= 0) { ch = pushed_back_char; pushed_back_char = -1; } else if (!rmac) { io_fix_input (); ch = real_get_chr (); } else { int len; unsigned char *ptr; tryagain: alarm_hooks (); ch = *(rmac->mac_exe++); switch (ch) { case '\0': cur_vector = 0; cur_cmd = end_macro_cmd; cur_chr = 0; goto got_command; case 0x80 | 'a': ch = '\0'; break; case 0x80 | 'b': ch = '{'; break; case 0x80 | 'c': ch = '}'; break; case '{': for (ptr = rmac->mac_exe; *ptr && *ptr != ' ' && *ptr != '}'; ptr++); len = ptr - rmac->mac_exe; for (cur_vector = 0; cur_vector < num_funcs; cur_vector++) for (cur_cmd = &the_funcs[cur_vector][0]; cur_cmd->func_name; cur_cmd++) if (!strincmp ((char *) (rmac->mac_exe), cur_cmd->func_name, len) && cur_cmd->func_name[len] == '\0') { cur_chr = '\0'; goto out; } io_error_msg ("Ignoring unknown function '%.*s' in macro", len, rmac->mac_exe); while (*ptr != '\0' && *ptr != '}') ptr++; if (*ptr == '}') ptr++; rmac->mac_exe = ptr; goto tryagain; out: if (*ptr == ' ') { /* ... add argument support here ... */ if (!cur_cmd->func_args) { io_error_msg ("Ignoring extra operand to %s", cur_cmd->func_name); while (*ptr && *ptr != '}') ptr++; if (*ptr == '}') ptr++; } else if (cur_cmd->func_args[0][0] == '+') { unsigned char * start = ptr; how_many = astol ((char **) (&ptr)); setn_line (&raw_prefix, (char *)start, ptr - start); if (*ptr == '}') ptr++; } else { while (isspace(*ptr)) ++ptr; macro_func_arg = (char *) ptr; while (*ptr && *ptr != '}') { switch (*ptr) { case 0x80 | 'b': *ptr = '{'; break; case 0x80 | 'c': *ptr = '}'; break; } ptr++; } if (*ptr == '}') *ptr++ = '\0'; } rmac->mac_exe = ptr; } else rmac->mac_exe += len + 1; goto got_command; } } /* When control comes here, adjust the keystate according * to the cur_keymap and `ch'; */ have_character: /* This is how keymaps are searched for a binding. */ while (1) { struct key * key; key = &(the_maps[cur_keymap]->keys[ch]); if (key->vector < 0) { if (key->code >= 0) { cur_keymap = key->code; goto get_next_char; } else if (the_maps[cur_keymap]->map_next) cur_keymap = the_maps[cur_keymap]->map_next->id; else { cur_vector = 0; cur_cmd = 0; cur_chr = ch; goto got_command; } } else { cur_vector = key->vector; cur_cmd = &(the_funcs[key->vector][key->code]); cur_chr = ch; goto got_command; } } } /* Now the next command to begin has been read from a macro * or the keyboard. */ got_command: /* If there is anything left in the input area (e.g. old error message) * get rid of it (but only if we're not executing a macro). */ if (!rmac) io_clear_input_after (); /* There are some commands that are implemented right here. */ if (cur_cmd == break_cmd) { io_bell (); set_info (0); if (input_active) pop_unfinished_command (); /* Abort a complex command.*/ goto new_cycle; } /* The binding of all keys associated with the prefix arg. */ if (cur_cmd == universal_arg_cmd) { char ch = cur_chr; int prefix_map = map_id ("prefix"); /* Make sure the prefix-arg keymap is in place. */ if (cur_keymap != prefix_map) { the_cmd_frame->saved_cur_keymap = the_cmd_frame->top_keymap; cur_keymap = prefix_map; } /* Store the last character typed in the raw-prefix.*/ catn_line (&raw_prefix, &ch, 1); /* Recompute the numeric value of the prefix. */ { int x = 0; int presumed_digits = 0; int sign = 1; how_many = 1; while (raw_prefix.buf[x]) { if (isdigit (raw_prefix.buf[x])) { if (presumed_digits) how_many = how_many * 10 + (raw_prefix.buf[x] - '0'); else { presumed_digits = 1; how_many = raw_prefix.buf[x] - '0'; } } else if (raw_prefix.buf[x] == '-') sign *= -1; else { if (presumed_digits) { presumed_digits = 0; how_many = 1; } how_many *= 4; } ++x; } how_many *= sign; io_update_status (); goto prefix_cmd_continuation; } } /* Make sure we really mapped to a command. */ if (!cur_cmd || !cur_cmd->func_func) { /* If a character is unmapped in the prefix map, * retry mapping in the last-used normal keymap. */ if (the_cmd_frame->saved_cur_keymap >= 0) { cur_keymap = the_cmd_frame->saved_cur_keymap; the_cmd_frame->saved_cur_keymap = -1; goto have_character; } /* Otherwise, signal an error and start from the top keymap. */ io_bell (); goto new_cycle; } /* The next step is to gather the arguments with which to call * the function interactively. */ /* Whever a new command is encountered, we begin by creating a * frame in which to store it's arguments. * This initializes the new frame on the basis of cur_cmd in * the_cmd_frame. */ push_command_frame (0, 0, 0); /* After some other command finishes from underneath a complex command, * flow returns here. */ resume_getting_arguments: while (cur_arg < cmd_argc) { if (the_cmd_arg.is_set) goto next_arg; else if (the_cmd_arg.prompt) { begin_edit (); goto new_cycle; } else { /* If we're just starting on this argument, then parse the * FUNC_ARGS string. To continue this loop, use `goto next_arg;'. * * If user interaction is required, the appropriate keymap, * editting area, etc. is set up, and the command loop resumes * (`goto new_cycle'). */ char * prompt = the_cmd_arg.arg_desc; switch (*prompt) { case 'c': { ++prompt; if (*prompt == '#') { ++prompt; the_cmd_arg.val.integer = *prompt; the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &int_constant_style; { char c[2]; c[0] = cur_chr; c[1] = '\0'; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, c); } goto next_arg; } else if (*prompt == '\'') { the_cmd_arg.timeout_seconds = 30; alarm_table[1].freq = 1; ++prompt; } if (get_argument (prompt, &char_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'C': { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &command_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'd': { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &double_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'f': { char type; struct prompt_style * style; ++prompt; type = *prompt; ++prompt; switch (type) { case 'r': style = &read_file_style; break; case 'w': style = &write_file_style; break; case 'n': style = &file_name_style; break; default: style = 0; /* shutup gcc -ansi -pendantic -Wall! */ io_error_msg ("func_args bug for %s", the_cmd_frame->cmd->func_name); } if (get_argument (prompt, style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'F': { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &format_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'k': { ++prompt; the_cmd_arg.val.key.cmd.vector = -1; the_cmd_arg.val.key.cmd.code = the_cmd_frame->prev->top_keymap; the_cmd_arg.val.key.keys = &the_cmd_arg.text; if (get_argument (prompt, &keyseq_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'K': { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &keymap_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'l': { the_cmd_arg.val.integer = cur_chr; the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &int_constant_style; { char c[2]; c[0] = cur_chr; c[1] = '\0'; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, c); } goto next_arg; } case 'm': { int want_keyseq = 0; ++prompt; want_keyseq = (*prompt == '\''); if (want_keyseq) { char * map; ++prompt; map = expand_prompt (prompt); the_cmd_arg.val.key.cmd.vector = -1; the_cmd_arg.val.key.cmd.code = map_id (map); the_cmd_arg.val.key.keys = &the_cmd_arg.text; } else { if (mode_style.keymap) ck_free (mode_style.keymap); mode_style.keymap = expand_prompt (prompt); } if (get_argument (prompt, (want_keyseq ? &keyseq_style : &mode_style))) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'M': if (modified) { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &yes_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } else { the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 1; the_cmd_arg.style = &yes_style; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, "yes"); goto next_arg; } case 'p': { ++prompt; switch (*prompt) { default: the_cmd_arg.val.integer = the_cmd_frame->prev->_how_many; the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &int_constant_style; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, long_to_str ((long)the_cmd_arg.val.integer)); break; case '?': /* Command wants to know if prefix provided */ the_cmd_arg.val.integer = (the_cmd_frame->prev->_raw_prefix.alloc && the_cmd_frame->prev->_raw_prefix.buf[0]); the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &int_constant_style; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, the_cmd_arg.val.integer ? "1" : "0"); break; } goto next_arg; } case 'N': case 'n': { long low = 0; long high = -1; char type = *prompt; ++prompt; if (*prompt == '[') { ++prompt; low = astol (&prompt); while (isspace (*prompt)) ++prompt; if (*prompt == ',') ++prompt; high = astol (&prompt); while (isspace (*prompt)) ++prompt; if (*prompt == ']') ++prompt; } if ( (type == 'N') && the_cmd_frame->prev->_raw_prefix.alloc && the_cmd_frame->prev->_raw_prefix.buf[0]) { the_cmd_arg.val.integer = the_cmd_frame->prev->_how_many; the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 1; the_cmd_arg.style = &number_style; if ( (low >= high) && ( (low > the_cmd_arg.val.integer) || (high < the_cmd_arg.val.integer))) io_error_msg ("Out of range %d (should be in [%d-%d])."); else init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, long_to_str ((long)the_cmd_arg.val.integer)); } else { if (get_argument (prompt, &number_style)) goto new_cycle; } goto next_arg; } case 'r': case 'R': { if (*prompt != 'R' && mkrow != NON_ROW) { the_cmd_arg.val.range.lr = MIN(mkrow, curow); the_cmd_arg.val.range.hr = MAX(mkrow, curow); the_cmd_arg.val.range.lc = MIN(mkcol, cucol); the_cmd_arg.val.range.hc = MAX(mkcol, cucol); the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 1; the_cmd_arg.style = &range_style; mkrow = NON_ROW; mkcol = NON_COL; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, range_name (&the_cmd_arg.val.range)); goto next_arg; } else { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &range_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } } case 's': { { ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &string_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } } case 'S': { { ++prompt; if (*prompt == '\'') ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &symbol_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } } case 'V': { ++prompt; the_cmd_arg.inc_cmd = io_shift_cell_cursor; if (get_argument (prompt, &inc_cmd_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case 'w': { { ++prompt; if (*prompt == '\'') ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &word_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } } case '#': { ++prompt; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, prompt); the_cmd_arg.val.integer = astol(&prompt); the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &int_constant_style; goto next_arg; } case '=': { ++prompt; the_cmd_arg.expanded_prompt = expand_prompt(prompt); init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, the_cmd_arg.expanded_prompt); the_cmd_arg.val.string = the_cmd_arg.expanded_prompt; the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; the_cmd_arg.style = &string_style; goto next_arg; } case '.': { ++prompt; the_cmd_arg.val.range.lr = curow; the_cmd_arg.val.range.lc = cucol; if (*prompt == '\'') { the_cmd_arg.val.range.hr = curow; the_cmd_arg.val.range.hc = cucol; } else { the_cmd_arg.val.range.hr = mkrow; the_cmd_arg.val.range.hc = mkcol; } the_cmd_arg.is_set = 1; the_cmd_arg.do_prompt = 0; init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, range_name (&the_cmd_arg.val.range)); the_cmd_arg.style = &range_constant_style; goto next_arg; } case '[': { ++prompt; while (*prompt && (*prompt != ']')) if (*prompt != '\\') ++prompt; else { ++prompt; if (*prompt) ++prompt; } if (*prompt == ']') ++prompt; if (get_argument (prompt, &menu_style)) goto new_cycle; goto next_arg; } case '$': { /* Edit a cell's formula. */ CELL * cp = find_cell (curow, cucol); ++prompt; if (((!cp || GET_LCK (cp) == LCK_DEF) && (default_lock == LCK_LCK)) || (cp && GET_LCK (cp) == LCK_LCK)) { io_error_msg ("Cell %s is locked", cell_name (curow, cucol)); pop_unfinished_command (); goto new_cycle; } the_cmd_frame->prev->_setrow = curow; the_cmd_frame->prev->_setcol = cucol; if (get_argument (prompt, &formula_style)) { init_arg_text (&the_cmd_arg, decomp (curow, cucol, cp)); decomp_free (); goto new_cycle; } goto next_arg; } default: { io_error_msg ("Interaction-string error!!!"); pop_unfinished_command (); goto new_cycle; } } } next_arg: ++cur_arg; } /* Make sure that all the args are really there. */ for (cur_arg = 0; cur_arg < cmd_argc; ++cur_arg) if (the_cmd_arg.do_prompt && !the_cmd_arg.is_set) goto resume_getting_arguments; /* If this point is reached, call the interactive function, * destroy it's frame, and restart the cycle. */ { int move_cursor = 0; struct command_frame * frame = the_cmd_frame; cmd_invoker stub = find_stub (); if ( frame->_curow != frame->prev->_curow || frame->_cucol != frame->prev->_cucol) { move_cursor = 1; io_hide_cell_cursor (); } remove_cmd_frame (frame); /* Add frame to the list of frames to be freed on error. */ frame->next = running_frames; running_frames = frame; if (move_cursor) io_display_cell_cursor (); if (!stub) io_error_msg ("Don't know how to invoke %s!!!", frame->cmd->func_name); else stub (frame); running_frames = running_frames->next; frame->next = 0; free_cmd_frame (frame); /* If command_loop was called by execute_command, it should * return as soon as there is no more macro to evaluate. */ if (!rmac && the_cmd_frame->input->prev_stream) { pop_input_stream (); return; } if (the_cmd_frame->cmd) goto resume_getting_arguments; } } } /* Exectute the command called in `string'. * If the string begins with a proper command name, * it is executed as if it were embedded in "{}" in * a macro. Otherwise, if the string can be interpreted * as a range address, the macro at that address is executed. */ static struct line exec_cmd_line = {0, 0}; /* execute_command buils a macro expression of the from `{command args}'. * This function quotes the braces in ARGS so that the macro reader knows * they are literal rather than macro syntax. */ static void quote_macro_args (args) char * args; { while (*args) { switch (*args) { case '{': *args = 0x80 | 'b'; break; case '}': *args = 0x80 | 'c'; break; } ++args; } } #ifdef __STDC__ void execute_command (char *str) #else void execute_command (str) char *str; #endif { char *ptr = str; char * run; /* The first string to execute. */ /* The address of the macro to execute. If the user typed a * command name and not a range name, then this range will be * set to a one cell region. */ struct rng rng; static struct line exec_buf = {0, 0}; int count = 1; /* Chop off the first word. */ while (isspace (*str)) ++str; if (!*str || *str == '#') return; for (ptr = str; *ptr && !isspace (*ptr); ptr++); if (*ptr) { setn_line (&exec_buf, str, ptr - str + 1); exec_buf.buf[ptr - str] = 0; str = exec_buf.buf; ++ptr; } else ptr = 0; /* First, look for a command name. */ { int vector; struct cmd_func * cmd; if (!find_function (&vector, &cmd, str, strlen(str))) { if (ptr) { quote_macro_args (ptr); sprint_line (&exec_cmd_line, "{%s %s}", str, ptr); } else sprint_line (&exec_cmd_line, "{%s}", str); run = exec_cmd_line.buf; rng.lr = rng.hr = 1; rng.lc = rng.hc = 1; goto found_command; } } { /* Try for a range address. */ CELL *cp; if (get_abs_rng (&str, &rng)) { io_error_msg ("Unknown command %s", str); return; } if (ptr) { io_error_msg ("Macros can't take arguments"); return; } cp = find_cell (rng.lr, rng.lc); if (!cp || GET_TYP (cp) != TYP_STR || cp->cell_str[0] == '\0') { io_error_msg ("No macro found at %s.", range_name (&rng)); return; } run = cp->cell_str; /* Reset the keystate. */ cur_keymap = the_cmd_frame->top_keymap; count = how_many; how_many = 1; /* s.o.p when executing macros; */ set_line (&raw_prefix, ""); /* see run_string_as_macro for more info*/ } found_command: while (count-- > 0) { macro_only_input_stream (&rng, run, strlen (run), the_cmd_frame); command_loop (1); } } /* Read a character. If we're in a macro, read from the macro. . . */ #ifdef __STDC__ int get_chr (void) #else int get_chr () #endif { int ch; if (rmac) { ch = *(rmac->mac_exe++); switch (ch) { case '{': /* What else can we do? */ case '\0': --rmac->mac_exe; break; case (0x80 | 'a'): ch = 0; break; case (0x80 | 'b'): ch = '{'; break; default: break; } } else ch = real_get_chr (); return ch; } /* This is an entirely magical function. All of it's work is done * by the argument prompting system. All that remains to be done * when this is called is to push back a character the user may have * typed to cause the error message to go away. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void display_error_msg (char * msg, int c) #else void display_error_msg (msg, c) char * msg; int c; #endif { if (c > 0) pushed_back_char = c; } #ifdef __STDC__ void pushback_keystroke (int c) #else void pushback_keystroke (c) int c; #endif { if (c > 0) pushed_back_char = c; } #ifdef __STDC__ void io_error_msg (char *str,...) #else void io_error_msg (str, va_alist) char *str; va_dcl #endif { va_list foo; char buf[1000]; char buf2[1000]; /* This is made robust against errors that occur before * the io hooks have been initialized. */ if (display_opened) io_bell (); var_start (foo, str); vsprintf (buf, str, foo); sprintf (buf2, "display-error-msg %s", buf); recover_from_error (); if (display_opened) execute_command (buf2); else fprintf (stderr, "oleo: %s\n", buf); longjmp (error_exception, 1); } #ifdef __STDC__ void io_info_msg (char *str,...) #else void io_info_msg (str, va_alist) char *str; va_dcl #endif { va_list foo; char buf[1000]; char buf2[1000]; var_start (foo, str); vsprintf (buf, str, foo); sprintf (buf2, "display-error-msg %s", buf); execute_command (buf2); } /* Expands a string that will be used to prompt for an argument. * %n expands to the text of argument n (if defined -- ??? otherwise). * %% expands to % * %c expands to the name of the_cmd_frame->prev->_set{row,col} * If no expansion is needed, the argument is returned. Otherwise, * malloced memory is returned. */ #ifdef __STDC__ char * expand_prompt (char * str) #else char * expand_prompt (str) char * str; #endif { struct line expanded; init_line (&expanded); if (!str || !index (str, '%')) return ck_savestr (str); { char * last_pos = str; char * src_pos; for (src_pos = index (str, '%'); src_pos; src_pos = index (src_pos, '%')) { catn_line (&expanded, last_pos, src_pos - last_pos); ++src_pos; switch (*src_pos) { case '%': catn_line (&expanded, src_pos, 1); ++src_pos; break; case 'c': { struct rng rng; char * str; rng.lr = rng.hr = the_cmd_frame->prev->_setrow; rng.lc = rng.hc = the_cmd_frame->prev->_setcol; str = range_name (&rng); catn_line (&expanded, str, strlen(str)); ++src_pos; break; } case '.': { struct rng rng; char * str; rng.lr = rng.hr = the_cmd_frame->prev->_curow; rng.lc = rng.hc = the_cmd_frame->prev->_cucol; str = range_name (&rng); catn_line (&expanded, str, strlen(str)); ++src_pos; break; } case '0': case '1': case '2': case '3': case '4': case '5': case '6': case '7': case '8': case '9': { int argn = *src_pos - '0'; if ( (cmd_argc > argn) && the_cmd_frame->argv[argn].is_set && the_cmd_frame->argv[argn].text.buf) catn_line (&expanded, the_cmd_frame->argv[argn].text.buf, strlen (the_cmd_frame->argv[argn].text.buf)); else catn_line (&expanded, "????", 4); ++src_pos; break; } default: catn_line (&expanded, "%", 1); break; } last_pos = src_pos; } catn_line (&expanded, last_pos, strlen(last_pos)); } return expanded.buf; } /* Info commands */ #ifdef __STDC__ void set_info (char * name) #else void set_info (name) char * name; #endif { struct info_buffer * ib = (name ? find_or_make_info (name) : 0); if (the_cmd_frame->cmd && (the_cmd_arg.prompt_info != ib)) { the_cmd_arg.info_line = 0; the_cmd_arg.prompt_info = ib; } if (!ib && name && *name) io_error_msg ("No information about %s.", name); } #ifdef __STDC__ void page_info_backwards (int rep) #else void page_info_backwards (rep) int rep; #endif { if (rep < 0) page_info (-rep); else if (the_cmd_frame->cmd && the_cmd_arg.prompt_info) { int vis_lines = (scr_lines - input_rows) / info_rows; int next = the_cmd_arg.info_line - vis_lines * rep; the_cmd_arg.info_line = ((next >= 0) ? next : 0); } else io_error_msg ("No info to page."); } #undef MAX #define MAX(A,B) (((A) >= (B)) ? (A) : (B)) #ifdef __STDC__ void page_info (int rep) #else void page_info (rep) int rep; #endif { if (rep < 0) page_info_backwards (-rep); else if (the_cmd_frame->cmd && the_cmd_arg.prompt_info) { int vis_lines = (scr_lines - input_rows) / info_rows; int next = the_cmd_arg.info_line + vis_lines * rep; the_cmd_arg.info_line = ((next >= the_cmd_arg.prompt_info->len) ? MAX(0, (the_cmd_arg.prompt_info->len - vis_lines)) : next); } else io_error_msg ("No info to page."); } #ifdef __STDC__ void view_info (char * name, int ignore) #else void view_info (name, ignore) char * name; int ignore; #endif {} /* The C part of this function is uninteresting. The interesting part * is in defun.h. */ #ifdef __STDC__ void with_keymap (char * mapname) #else void with_keymap (mapname) char * mapname; #endif {} #ifdef __STDC__ void one_cmd_with_keymap (char * mapname, struct key_sequence * keyseq) #else void one_cmd_with_keymap (mapname, keyseq) char * mapname; struct key_sequence * keyseq; #endif { if (keyseq->cmd.vector < 0 && keyseq->cmd.code < 0) io_bell (); else if (keyseq->cmd.vector < 0) io_error_msg ("one-command-with-keymap: %s maps to a keymap (%s), not a command.", keyseq->keys->buf, map_names[keyseq->cmd.code]); else execute_command (the_funcs[keyseq->cmd.vector][keyseq->cmd.code].func_name); }