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1.62    ! roy         1: /*     $NetBSD: curses_private.h,v 1.61 2017/01/30 14:55:58 roy Exp $  */
1.1       blymn       2:
                      3: /*-
                      4:  * Copyright (c) 1998-2000 Brett Lymn
                      5:  *                         (blymn@baea.com.au, brett_lymn@yahoo.com.au)
                      6:  * All rights reserved.
                      7:  *
                      8:  * This code has been donated to The NetBSD Foundation by the Author.
                      9:  *
                     10:  * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
                     11:  * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
                     12:  * are met:
                     13:  * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
                     14:  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
                     15:  * 2. The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products
1.16      wiz        16:  *    derived from this software without specific prior written permission
1.1       blymn      17:  *
                     18:  * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR
                     19:  * IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
                     20:  * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
                     21:  * IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
                     22:  * INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT
                     23:  * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
                     24:  * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY
                     25:  * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
                     26:  * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF
                     27:  * THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
                     28:  *
                     29:  *
                     30:  */
                     31:
1.40      blymn      32: /* Modified by Ruibiao Qiu <ruibiao@arl.wustl.edu,ruibiao@gmail.com>
                     33:  * to add support for wide characters
                     34:  * Changes:
                     35:  * - Add a compiler variable HAVE_WCHAR for wide character only code
                     36:  * - Add a pointer to liked list of non-spacing characters in __ldata
                     37:  *   and the macro to access the width field in the attribute field
1.46      wiz        38:  * - Add a circular input character buffer in __screen to handle
                     39:  *   wide-character input (used in get_wch())
1.40      blymn      40:  */
                     41:
1.44      roy        42: #include <term.h>
1.17      blymn      43: #include <termios.h>
                     44:
1.1       blymn      45: /* Private structure definitions for curses. */
1.18      blymn      46:
                     47: /* Termcap capabilities. */
1.40      blymn      48: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                     49: /*
                     50:  * Add a list of non-spacing characters to each spacing
                     51:  * character in a singly linked list
                     52:  */
                     53: typedef struct nschar_t {
                     54:        wchar_t                 ch;             /* Non-spacing character */
                     55:        struct nschar_t *next;  /* Next non-spacing character */
                     56: } nschar_t;
                     57: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
                     58:
1.1       blymn      59: /*
1.42      jdc        60:  * A window is an array of __LINE structures pointed to by the 'lines' pointer.
1.1       blymn      61:  * A line is an array of __LDATA structures pointed to by the 'line' pointer.
                     62:  *
                     63:  * IMPORTANT: the __LDATA structure must NOT induce any padding, so if new
                     64:  * fields are added -- padding fields with *constant values* should ensure
                     65:  * that the compiler will not generate any padding when storing an array of
                     66:  *  __LDATA structures.  This is to enable consistent use of memcmp, and memcpy
                     67:  * for comparing and copying arrays.
                     68:  */
                     69:
                     70: struct __ldata {
                     71:        wchar_t ch;                     /* Character */
                     72:        attr_t  attr;                   /* Attributes */
1.40      blymn      73: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                     74:        nschar_t        *nsp;   /* Foreground non-spacing character pointer */
                     75: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.1       blymn      76: };
                     77:
1.40      blymn      78: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                     79: /* macros to extract the width of a wide character */
                     80: #define __WCWIDTH 0xfc000000
                     81: #define WCW_SHIFT 26
                     82: #define WCOL(wc) ((((unsigned) (wc).attr) >> WCW_SHIFT ) > MB_LEN_MAX ? ((int)(((unsigned) (wc).attr ) >> WCW_SHIFT )) - 64 : ((int)(((unsigned) (wc).attr ) >> WCW_SHIFT)))
                     83: #define SET_WCOL(c, w) do {                                            \
                     84:        ((c).attr) = ((((c).attr) & WA_ATTRIBUTES ) | ((w) << WCW_SHIFT )); \
                     85: } while(/*CONSTCOND*/0)
                     86: #define BGWCOL(wc) ((((wc).battr) >> WCW_SHIFT ) > MB_LEN_MAX ? (((wc).battr ) >> WCW_SHIFT ) - 64 : (((wc).battr ) >> WCW_SHIFT ))
                     87: #define SET_BGWCOL(c, w) do {                                          \
                     88:        ((c).battr) = ((((c).battr) & WA_ATTRIBUTES ) | ((w) << WCW_SHIFT )); \
                     89: } while(/*CONSTCOND*/0)
                     90: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
                     91:
1.1       blymn      92: #define __LDATASIZE    (sizeof(__LDATA))
                     93:
                     94: struct __line {
1.24      blymn      95: #ifdef DEBUG
                     96: #define SENTINEL_VALUE 0xaac0ffee
1.40      blymn      97:
1.24      blymn      98:        unsigned int sentinel;          /* try to catch line overflows */
                     99: #endif
1.1       blymn     100: #define        __ISDIRTY       0x01            /* Line is dirty. */
                    101: #define __ISPASTEOL    0x02            /* Cursor is past end of line */
1.49      blymn     102: #define __ISFORCED     0x04            /* Force update, no optimisation */
1.1       blymn     103:        unsigned int flags;
                    104:        unsigned int hash;              /* Hash value for the line. */
                    105:        int *firstchp, *lastchp;        /* First and last chngd columns ptrs */
                    106:        int firstch, lastch;            /* First and last changed columns. */
                    107:        __LDATA *line;                  /* Pointer to the line text. */
                    108: };
                    109:
                    110: struct __window {              /* Window structure. */
                    111:        struct __window *nextp, *orig;  /* Subwindows list and parent. */
                    112:        int begy, begx;                 /* Window home. */
                    113:        int cury, curx;                 /* Current x, y coordinates. */
                    114:        int maxy, maxx;                 /* Maximum values for curx, cury. */
1.29      dsl       115:        int reqy, reqx;                 /* Size requested when created */
                    116:        int ch_off;                     /* x offset for firstch/lastch. */
1.43      roy       117:        __LINE **alines;                /* Array of pointers to the lines */
1.1       blymn     118:        __LINE  *lspace;                /* line space (for cleanup) */
                    119:        __LDATA *wspace;                /* window space (for cleanup) */
                    120:
                    121: #define        __ENDLINE       0x00000001      /* End of screen. */
                    122: #define        __FLUSH         0x00000002      /* Fflush(stdout) after refresh. */
                    123: #define        __FULLWIN       0x00000004      /* Window is a screen. */
                    124: #define        __IDLINE        0x00000008      /* Insert/delete sequences. */
                    125: #define        __SCROLLWIN     0x00000010      /* Last char will scroll window. */
                    126: #define        __SCROLLOK      0x00000020      /* Scrolling ok. */
                    127: #define        __CLEAROK       0x00000040      /* Clear on next refresh. */
                    128: #define        __LEAVEOK       0x00000100      /* If cursor left */
                    129: #define        __KEYPAD        0x00010000      /* If interpreting keypad codes */
                    130: #define        __NOTIMEOUT     0x00020000      /* Wait indefinitely for func keys */
1.26      jdc       131: #define __IDCHAR       0x00040000      /* insert/delete char sequences */
                    132: #define __ISPAD                0x00080000      /* "window" is a pad */
1.50      blymn     133: #define __ISDERWIN     0x00100000      /* "window" is derived from parent */
1.54      roy       134: #define __IMMEDOK      0x00200000      /* refreshed when changed */
                    135: #define __SYNCOK       0x00400000      /* sync when changed */
1.1       blymn     136:        unsigned int flags;
                    137:        int     delay;                  /* delay for getch() */
                    138:        attr_t  wattr;                  /* Character attributes */
1.5       jdc       139:        wchar_t bch;                    /* Background character */
1.2       jdc       140:        attr_t  battr;                  /* Background attributes */
1.14      jdc       141:        int     scr_t, scr_b;           /* Scrolling region top, bottom */
1.32      dsl       142:        SCREEN  *screen;                /* Screen for this window */
1.36      jdc       143:        int     pbegy, pbegx,
                    144:                sbegy, sbegx,
                    145:                smaxy, smaxx;           /* Saved prefresh() values */
1.50      blymn     146:        int     dery, derx;             /* derived window coordinates
                    147:                                           - top left corner of source
                    148:                                           relative to parent win */
1.40      blymn     149: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    150:        nschar_t *bnsp;                 /* Background non-spacing char list */
                    151: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.51      christos  152:        FILE    *fp;                    /* for window formatted printf */
1.1       blymn     153: };
1.5       jdc       154:
                    155: /* Set of attributes unset by 'me' - 'mb', 'md', 'mh', 'mk', 'mp' and 'mr'. */
1.40      blymn     156: #ifndef HAVE_WCHAR
1.5       jdc       157: #define        __TERMATTR \
                    158:        (__REVERSE | __BLINK | __DIM | __BOLD | __BLANK | __PROTECT)
1.40      blymn     159: #else
                    160: #define        __TERMATTR \
                    161:        (__REVERSE | __BLINK | __DIM | __BOLD | __BLANK | __PROTECT \
                    162:        | WA_TOP | WA_LOW | WA_LEFT | WA_RIGHT | WA_HORIZONTAL | WA_VERTICAL)
                    163: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.2       jdc       164:
1.3       jdc       165: struct __winlist {
                    166:        struct __window         *winp;  /* The window. */
                    167:        struct __winlist        *nextp; /* Next window. */
                    168: };
                    169:
1.17      blymn     170: struct __color {
                    171:        short   num;
                    172:        short   red;
                    173:        short   green;
                    174:        short   blue;
                    175:        int     flags;
                    176: };
                    177:
                    178: /* List of colour pairs */
                    179: struct __pair {
                    180:        short   fore;
                    181:        short   back;
                    182:        int     flags;
                    183: };
                    184:
                    185: /* Maximum colours */
1.55      roy       186: #define        MAX_COLORS      256
1.17      blymn     187: /* Maximum colour pairs - determined by number of colour bits in attr_t */
1.25      jdc       188: #define        MAX_PAIRS       PAIR_NUMBER(__COLOR)
1.17      blymn     189:
                    190: typedef struct keymap keymap_t;
                    191:
1.60      roy       192: /* POSIX allows up to 8 columns in a label. */
                    193: #define        MAX_SLK_COLS    8
                    194: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    195: #define        MAX_SLK_LABEL   sizeof(wchar_t) * MAX_SLK_COLS
                    196: #else
                    197: #define        MAX_SLK_LABEL   MAX_SLK_COLS
                    198: #endif
                    199: struct __slk_label {
                    200:        char    *text;
                    201:        int      justify;
                    202: #define        SLK_JUSTIFY_LEFT        0
                    203: #define        SLK_JUSTIFY_CENTER      1
                    204: #define        SLK_JUSTIFY_RIGHT       2
                    205:        char     label[MAX_SLK_LABEL + 1];
                    206:        int      x;
                    207: };
1.59      roy       208:
                    209: #define        MAX_RIPS        5
                    210: struct __ripoff {
                    211:        int     nlines;
                    212:        WINDOW  *win;
                    213: };
                    214:
1.17      blymn     215: /* this is the encapsulation of the terminal definition, one for
                    216:  * each terminal that curses talks to.
                    217:  */
                    218: struct __screen {
                    219:        FILE    *infd, *outfd;  /* input and output file descriptors */
                    220:        WINDOW  *curscr;        /* Current screen. */
                    221:        WINDOW  *stdscr;        /* Standard screen. */
                    222:        WINDOW  *__virtscr;     /* Virtual screen (for doupdate()). */
                    223:        int      curwin;        /* current window for refresh */
1.29      dsl       224:        int      lx, ly;        /* loop parameters for refresh */
1.17      blymn     225:        int      COLS;          /* Columns on the screen. */
                    226:        int      LINES;         /* Lines on the screen. */
1.59      roy       227:        int      nripped;       /* Number of ripofflines. */
                    228:        struct __ripoff ripped[MAX_RIPS];       /* ripofflines. */
1.56      roy       229:        int      ESCDELAY;      /* Delay between keys in esc seq's. */
                    230: #define        ESCDELAY_DEFAULT        300 /* milliseconds. */
1.48      roy       231:        int      TABSIZE;       /* Size of a tab. */
1.56      roy       232: #define        TABSIZE_DEFAULT         8   /* spaces. */
1.17      blymn     233:        int      COLORS;        /* Maximum colors on the screen */
                    234:        int      COLOR_PAIRS;   /* Maximum color pairs on the screen */
                    235:        int      My_term;       /* Use Def_term regardless. */
                    236:        char     GT;            /* Gtty indicates tabs. */
                    237:        char     NONL;          /* Term can't hack LF doing a CR. */
                    238:        char     UPPERCASE;     /* Terminal is uppercase only. */
                    239:
                    240:        chtype acs_char[NUM_ACS];
1.40      blymn     241: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    242:        cchar_t wacs_char[ NUM_ACS ];
                    243: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.17      blymn     244:        struct __color colours[MAX_COLORS];
                    245:        struct __pair  colour_pairs[MAX_PAIRS];
                    246:        attr_t  nca;
1.20      blymn     247:
1.17      blymn     248: /* Style of colour manipulation */
                    249: #define COLOR_NONE     0
                    250: #define COLOR_ANSI     1       /* ANSI/DEC-style colour manipulation */
                    251: #define COLOR_HP       2       /* HP-style colour manipulation */
                    252: #define COLOR_TEK      3       /* Tektronix-style colour manipulation */
                    253: #define COLOR_OTHER    4       /* None of the others but can set fore/back */
                    254:        int color_type;
1.20      blymn     255:
1.17      blymn     256:        attr_t mask_op;
                    257:        attr_t mask_me;
                    258:        attr_t mask_ue;
                    259:        attr_t mask_se;
1.44      roy       260:        TERMINAL *term;
1.17      blymn     261:        int old_mode; /* old cursor visibility state for terminal */
                    262:        keymap_t *base_keymap;
                    263:        int echoit;
                    264:        int pfast;
                    265:        int rawmode;
1.30      jdc       266:        int nl;
1.17      blymn     267:        int noqch;
                    268:        int clearok;
                    269:        int useraw;
                    270:        struct __winlist *winlistp;
                    271:        struct   termios cbreakt, rawt, *curt, save_termios;
                    272:        struct termios orig_termios, baset, savedtty;
                    273:        int ovmin;
                    274:        int ovtime;
                    275:        char *stdbuf;
                    276:        unsigned int len;
                    277:        int meta_state;
1.43      roy       278:        char padchar;
1.17      blymn     279:        int endwin;
1.22      itojun    280:        int notty;
1.27      blymn     281:        int half_delay;
1.35      jdc       282:        int resized;
1.41      jdc       283:        wchar_t *unget_list;
                    284:        int unget_len, unget_pos;
1.52      roy       285:        int filtered;
1.53      roy       286:        int checkfd;
1.60      roy       287:
                    288:        /* soft label key */
                    289:        bool             is_term_slk;
                    290:        WINDOW          *slk_window;
                    291:        int              slk_format;
                    292: #define        SLK_FMT_3_2_3   0
                    293: #define        SLK_FMT_4_4     1
                    294:        int              slk_nlabels;
                    295:        int              slk_label_len;
                    296:        bool             slk_hidden;
                    297:        struct __slk_label *slk_labels;
                    298:
1.40      blymn     299: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    300: #define MB_LEN_MAX 8
                    301: #define MAX_CBUF_SIZE MB_LEN_MAX
                    302:        int             cbuf_head;              /* header to cbuf */
                    303:        int             cbuf_tail;              /* tail to cbuf */
                    304:        int             cbuf_cur;               /* the current char in cbuf */
                    305:        mbstate_t       sp;                     /* wide char processing state */
                    306:        char            cbuf[ MAX_CBUF_SIZE ];  /* input character buffer */
                    307: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.17      blymn     308: };
                    309:
                    310:
1.11      jdc       311: extern char     __GT;                  /* Gtty indicates tabs. */
                    312: extern char     __NONL;                /* Term can't hack LF doing a CR. */
                    313: extern char     __UPPERCASE;           /* Terminal is uppercase only. */
                    314: extern int      My_term;               /* Use Def_term regardless. */
                    315: extern const char      *Def_term;      /* Default terminal type. */
1.17      blymn     316: extern SCREEN   *_cursesi_screen;       /* The current screen in use */
1.11      jdc       317:
1.39      jdc       318: /* Debugging options/functions. */
1.2       jdc       319: #ifdef DEBUG
1.39      jdc       320: #define __CTRACE_TSTAMP                0x00000001
                    321: #define __CTRACE_MISC          0x00000002
                    322: #define __CTRACE_INIT          0x00000004
                    323: #define __CTRACE_SCREEN                0x00000008
                    324: #define __CTRACE_WINDOW                0x00000010
                    325: #define __CTRACE_REFRESH       0x00000020
                    326: #define __CTRACE_COLOR         0x00000040
                    327: #define __CTRACE_INPUT         0x00000080
                    328: #define __CTRACE_OUTPUT                0x00000100
                    329: #define __CTRACE_LINE          0x00000200
                    330: #define __CTRACE_ATTR          0x00000400
                    331: #define __CTRACE_ERASE         0x00000800
1.42      jdc       332: #define __CTRACE_FILEIO                0x00001000
1.39      jdc       333: #define __CTRACE_ALL           0x7fffffff
                    334: void    __CTRACE_init(void);
                    335: void    __CTRACE(int, const char *, ...) __attribute__((__format__(__printf__, 2, 3)));
1.2       jdc       336: #endif
1.39      jdc       337:
                    338: /* Private functions. */
1.44      roy       339: int     __cputchar_args(int, void *);
1.23      itojun    340: void     _cursesi_free_keymap(keymap_t *);
                    341: int      _cursesi_gettmode(SCREEN *);
                    342: void     _cursesi_reset_acs(SCREEN *);
1.49      blymn     343: int    _cursesi_addbyte(WINDOW *, __LINE **, int *, int *, int , attr_t, int);
                    344: int    _cursesi_addwchar(WINDOW *, __LINE **, int *, int *, const cchar_t *,
                    345:                          int);
                    346: int    _cursesi_waddbytes(WINDOW *, const char *, int, attr_t, int);
1.40      blymn     347: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    348: void     _cursesi_reset_wacs(SCREEN *);
                    349: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.23      itojun    350: void     _cursesi_resetterm(SCREEN *);
                    351: int      _cursesi_setterm(char *, SCREEN *);
1.4       blymn     352: int     __delay(void);
1.57      roy       353: unsigned int    __hash_more(const void *, size_t, unsigned int);
1.23      itojun    354: #define        __hash(s, len)  __hash_more((s), (len), 0u)
                    355: void    __id_subwins(WINDOW *);
                    356: void    __init_getch(SCREEN *);
                    357: void    __init_acs(SCREEN *);
1.40      blymn     358: #ifdef HAVE_WCHAR
                    359: void    __init_get_wch(SCREEN *);
                    360: void    __init_wacs(SCREEN *);
1.44      roy       361: int    __cputwchar_args( wchar_t, void * );
1.40      blymn     362: int     _cursesi_copy_nsp(nschar_t *, struct __ldata *);
                    363: void   __cursesi_free_nsp(nschar_t *);
                    364: void   __cursesi_win_free_nsp(WINDOW *);
                    365: void   __cursesi_putnsp(nschar_t *, const int, const int);
1.45      drochner  366: void   __cursesi_chtype_to_cchar(chtype, cchar_t *);
1.40      blymn     367: #endif /* HAVE_WCHAR */
1.41      jdc       368: int     __unget(wint_t);
1.23      itojun    369: int     __mvcur(int, int, int, int, int);
1.26      jdc       370: WINDOW  *__newwin(SCREEN *, int, int, int, int, int);
1.4       blymn     371: int     __nodelay(void);
                    372: int     __notimeout(void);
                    373: void    __restartwin(void);
                    374: void    __restore_colors(void);
1.6       blymn     375: void     __restore_cursor_vis(void);
                    376: void     __restore_meta_state(void);
1.4       blymn     377: void    __restore_termios(void);
                    378: void    __restore_stophandler(void);
1.35      jdc       379: void    __restore_winchhandler(void);
1.59      roy       380: int     __ripoffscreen(SCREEN *, int *);
                    381: void    __ripoffresize(SCREEN *);
                    382: int     __rippedlines(const SCREEN *);
1.4       blymn     383: void    __save_termios(void);
1.25      jdc       384: void    __set_color(WINDOW *win, attr_t attr);
1.4       blymn     385: void    __set_stophandler(void);
1.35      jdc       386: void    __set_winchhandler(void);
1.23      itojun    387: void    __set_subwin(WINDOW *, WINDOW *);
1.60      roy       388: int     __slk_init(SCREEN *);
                    389: void    __slk_free(SCREEN *);
                    390: int     __slk_resize(SCREEN *, int cols);
                    391: int     __slk_noutrefresh(SCREEN *);
1.23      itojun    392: void    __startwin(SCREEN *);
                    393: void    __stop_signal_handler(int);
1.4       blymn     394: int     __stopwin(void);
1.23      itojun    395: void    __swflags(WINDOW *);
1.54      roy       396: void    __sync(WINDOW *);
1.23      itojun    397: int     __timeout(int);
                    398: int     __touchline(WINDOW *, int, int, int);
                    399: int     __touchwin(WINDOW *);
1.60      roy       400: int     __unripoffline(int (*)(WINDOW *, int));
1.7       jdc       401: void    __unsetattr(int);
1.25      jdc       402: void    __unset_color(WINDOW *win);
1.23      itojun    403: int     __waddch(WINDOW *, __LDATA *);
1.15      jdc       404: int     __wgetnstr(WINDOW *, char *, int);
1.35      jdc       405: void    __winch_signal_handler(int);
1.2       jdc       406:
                    407: /* Private #defines. */
1.23      itojun    408: #define        min(a,b)        ((a) < (b) ? (a) : (b))
                    409: #define        max(a,b)        ((a) > (b) ? (a ): (b))
1.2       jdc       410:
                    411: /* Private externs. */
1.3       jdc       412: extern int              __echoit;
                    413: extern int              __endwin;
                    414: extern int              __pfast;
                    415: extern int              __rawmode;
                    416: extern int              __noqch;
1.11      jdc       417: extern attr_t           __mask_op, __mask_me, __mask_ue, __mask_se;
1.7       jdc       418: extern WINDOW          *__virtscr;
1.25      jdc       419: extern int              __using_color;
                    420: extern attr_t           __default_color;

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