Source file ansi.icn
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#	File:     ansi.icn
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#	Subject:  Procedures for ANSI-based terminal control
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#	Authors:  Ralph E. Griswold and Richard Goerwitz
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#	Date:     August 14, 1996
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#   This file is in the public domain.
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#	Version:  1.5
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#     This package of procedures implements a subset of the ANSI terminal
#  control sequences.  The names of the procedures are taken directly from
#  the ANSI names.  If it is necessary to use these routines with non-ANSI
#  devices, link in iolib.icn, and (optionally) iscreen.icn as well.  Use
#  will be made of whatever routines are made available via either of these
#  libraries.  Be careful of naming conflicts if you link in iscreen.icn.
#  It contains procedures like "clear" and "boldface."
#
#	 CUB(i)		Moves the cursor left i columns
#	 CUD(i)		Moves the cursor down i rows
#	 CUF(i)		Moves the cursor right i columns
#	 CUP(i,j)	Moves the cursor to row i, column j
#	 CUU(i)		Moves the cursor up i rows
#	 ED(i)		Erases screen: i = 0, cursor to end; i = 1,
#			   beginning to cursor; i = 2, all (default 2)
#	 EL(i)		Erases data in cursor row: i = 0, cursor to
#			   end; i = 1, beginning to cursor; i = 2, all
#			   (default 0)
#	 SGR(i)		Sets video attributes: 0 = off; 1 = bold; 4 =
#			   underscore; 5 = blink; 7 = reverse (default
#			   0)	
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#     Note that not all so-called ANSI terminals support every ANSI
#  screen control sequence - not even the limited subset included in
#  this file.
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#     If you plan on using these routines with non-ANSI magic-cookie
#  terminals (e.g. a Wyse-50) then it is strongly recommended that you
#  link in iolib or itlib *and* iscreen (not just iolib or itlib by
#  itself).  The routines WILL WORK with most magic cookie terminals;
#  they just don't always get all the modes displayed (because they
#  are basically too busy erasing the cookies).
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#  Links: iolib or itlib, iscreen (all optional)
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# For DOS, or any system using ANSI-conformant output devices, there
# is no need to link any routines in.

# For UNIX systems, you may choose to link in itlib or iolib, and (if
# desired) iscreen as well.  Some of these may be in the IPL.  You can
# get any that aren't from Richard Goerwitz (goer@sophist.uchicago.edu).

invocable all

link iolib

procedure _isANSI()
    static isANSI
    initial {
	if find("MS-DOS",&features) then {
	    isANSI := 1
	} else {
	    if proc(getname) then {
		if find("ansi",map(getname())) | getname() == "li"
		then isANSI := 1
		else isANSI := &null
	    } else {
		# We'll take a chance on the user knowing what he/she
		# is doing.
		isANSI := 1
		# If you're not so confident, comment out the following
		# line:
		# stop("_isANSI:  you need to link itlib or iolib")
	    }
	}
    }
    return \isANSI
end

procedure CUD(i)
    if _isANSI()
    then writes("\^[[",i,"B")
    else {
	iputs(igoto(getval("DO"),i)) | {
	    every 1 to i do
		iputs(getval("do")) | stop("CUD:  no do capability")
	}
    }
    return
end

procedure CUB(i)
    if _isANSI()
    then writes("\^[[",i,"D")
    else {
	iputs(igoto(getval("LE"),i)) | {
	    every 1 to i do
		iputs(getval("le")) | stop("CUB:  no le capability")
	}
    }
    return
end

procedure CUF(i)
    if _isANSI()
    then writes("\^[[",i,"C")
    else {
	iputs(igoto(getval("RI"),i)) | {
	    every 1 to i do
		iputs(getval("nd")) | stop("CUF:  no nd capability")
	}
    }
    return
end

procedure CUP(i,j)
    if _isANSI()
    then writes("\^[[",i,";",j,"H")
    else iputs(igoto(getval("cm"), j, i)) | stop("CUP:  no cm capability")
    return
end

procedure CUU(i)
    if _isANSI()
    then writes("\^[[",i,"A")
    else {
	iputs(igoto(getval("UP"),i)) | {
	    every 1 to i do
		iputs(getval("up")) | stop("CUU:  no up capability")
	}
    }
    return
end

procedure ED(i)
    local emphasize, clear

    /i := 2
    if _isANSI() then {
	writes("\^[[",i,"J")
    } else {
	case i of {
	    0:  iputs(getval("cd")) | stop("ED:  no cd capability")
	    1:  stop("ED:  termcap doesn't specify capability")
	    2:  {
		if proc(emphasize) then clear()
		else iputs(getval("cl")) | stop("ED:  no cl capability")
	    }
	    default:  stop("ED:  unknown clear code, ",i)
	}
    }
   return
end

procedure EL(i)
    /i := 0
    if _isANSI() then {
	if i = 0
	then writes("\^[[K")
	else writes("\^[[",i,"K")
    } else {
	case i of {
	    0:  iputs(getval("ce")) | stop("EL:  no ce capability")
	    1:  stop("EL:  termcap doesn't specify capability")
	    2:  stop("EL:  try using CUP to go to col 1, then EL(0)")
	    default:  stop("EL:  unknown line clear code, ",i)
	}
    }
   return
end

procedure SGR(i)

    local emphasize, normal, boldface, underline, blink

    static isISCR

    initial {
	if proc(emphasize)
	then isISCR := 1
    }

    /i := 0
    if _isANSI() then {
	writes("\^[[",i,"m")
    } else {
	case i of {
	    0: (\isISCR, normal()) | {
		every iputs(getval("me"|"se"|"ue"))
	    }
	    1: (\isISCR, boldface()) | {
		iputs(getval("md"|"so"|"us"))
	    }
	    4: (\isISCR, underline()) | {
		iputs(getval("us"|"md"|"so"))
	    }
	    5: (\isISCR, blink()) | {
		iputs(getval("mb"|"us"|"md"|"so"))
	    }
	    7: (\isISCR, emphasize()) | {
		iputs(getval("so"|"md"|"us"))
	    }
	    default:  stop("SGR:  unknown mode, ",i)
	}
    }
   return
end

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