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3 * Module Name: acgetline - local line editing
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152 #include <contrib/dev/acpica/include/acpi.h>
153 #include <contrib/dev/acpica/include/accommon.h>
154 #include <contrib/dev/acpica/include/amlcode.h>
155 #include <contrib/dev/acpica/include/acparser.h>
156 #include <contrib/dev/acpica/include/acdebug.h>
159 * This is an os-independent implementation of line-editing services needed
160 * by the AcpiExec utility. It uses getchar() and putchar() and the existing
161 * history support provided by the AML debugger. It assumes that the terminal
162 * is in the correct line-editing mode such as raw and noecho. The OSL
163 * interface AcpiOsInitialize should do this. AcpiOsTerminate should put the
164 * terminal back into the original mode.
166 #define _COMPONENT ACPI_OS_SERVICES
167 ACPI_MODULE_NAME ("acgetline")
170 /* Local prototypes */
175 UINT32 CursorPosition);
177 /* Various ASCII constants */
180 #define _ASCII_BACKSPACE 0x08
181 #define _ASCII_TAB 0x09
182 #define _ASCII_ESCAPE 0x1B
183 #define _ASCII_SPACE 0x20
184 #define _ASCII_LEFT_BRACKET 0x5B
185 #define _ASCII_DEL 0x7F
186 #define _ASCII_UP_ARROW 'A'
187 #define _ASCII_DOWN_ARROW 'B'
188 #define _ASCII_RIGHT_ARROW 'C'
189 #define _ASCII_LEFT_ARROW 'D'
190 #define _ASCII_NEWLINE '\n'
192 extern UINT32 AcpiGbl_NextCmdNum;
194 /* Erase a single character on the input command line */
196 #define ACPI_CLEAR_CHAR() \
197 putchar (_ASCII_BACKSPACE); \
198 putchar (_ASCII_SPACE); \
199 putchar (_ASCII_BACKSPACE);
201 /* Backup cursor by Count positions */
203 #define ACPI_BACKUP_CURSOR(i, Count) \
204 for (i = 0; i < (Count); i++) \
205 {putchar (_ASCII_BACKSPACE);}
208 /******************************************************************************
210 * FUNCTION: AcpiAcClearLine
212 * PARAMETERS: EndOfLine - Current end-of-line index
213 * CursorPosition - Current cursor position within line
217 * DESCRIPTION: Clear the entire command line the hard way, but probably the
220 *****************************************************************************/
225 UINT32 CursorPosition)
230 if (CursorPosition < EndOfLine)
232 /* Clear line from current position to end of line */
234 for (i = 0; i < (EndOfLine - CursorPosition); i++)
240 /* Clear the entire line */
242 for (; EndOfLine > 0; EndOfLine--)
249 /******************************************************************************
251 * FUNCTION: AcpiOsGetLine
253 * PARAMETERS: Buffer - Where to return the command line
254 * BufferLength - Maximum length of Buffer
255 * BytesRead - Where the actual byte count is returned
257 * RETURN: Status and actual bytes read
259 * DESCRIPTION: Get the next input line from the terminal. NOTE: terminal
260 * is expected to be in a mode that supports line-editing (raw,
261 * noecho). This function is intended to be very portable. Also,
262 * it uses the history support implemented in the AML debugger.
264 *****************************************************************************/
273 UINT32 MaxCommandIndex = AcpiGbl_NextCmdNum - 1;
274 UINT32 CurrentCommandIndex = MaxCommandIndex;
275 UINT32 PreviousCommandIndex = MaxCommandIndex;
277 UINT32 CursorPosition = 0;
278 UINT32 EndOfLine = 0;
282 /* Always clear the line buffer before we read a new line */
284 memset (Buffer, 0, BufferLength);
287 * This loop gets one character at a time (except for esc sequences)
288 * until a newline or error is detected.
290 * Note: Don't attempt to write terminal control ESC sequences, even
291 * though it makes certain things more difficult.
295 if (EndOfLine >= (BufferLength - 1))
297 return (AE_BUFFER_OVERFLOW);
300 InputChar = getchar ();
303 default: /* This is the normal character case */
305 /* Echo the character (at EOL) and copy it to the line buffer */
307 if (EndOfLine == CursorPosition)
310 Buffer[EndOfLine] = (char) InputChar;
314 Buffer[EndOfLine] = 0;
318 /* Insert character into the middle of the buffer */
320 memmove (&Buffer[CursorPosition + 1], &Buffer[CursorPosition],
321 (EndOfLine - CursorPosition + 1));
323 Buffer [CursorPosition] = (char) InputChar;
324 Buffer [EndOfLine + 1] = 0;
326 /* Display the new part of line starting at the new character */
328 fprintf (stdout, "%s", &Buffer[CursorPosition]);
332 ACPI_BACKUP_CURSOR (i, EndOfLine - CursorPosition);
337 case _ASCII_DEL: /* Backspace key */
339 if (!EndOfLine) /* Any characters on the command line? */
344 if (EndOfLine == CursorPosition) /* Erase the final character */
352 if (!CursorPosition) /* Do not backup beyond start of line */
357 /* Remove the character from the line */
359 memmove (&Buffer[CursorPosition - 1], &Buffer[CursorPosition],
360 (EndOfLine - CursorPosition + 1));
362 /* Display the new part of line starting at the new character */
364 putchar (_ASCII_BACKSPACE);
365 fprintf (stdout, "%s ", &Buffer[CursorPosition - 1]);
369 ACPI_BACKUP_CURSOR (i, EndOfLine - CursorPosition + 1);
372 if (CursorPosition > 0)
378 case _ASCII_NEWLINE: /* Normal exit case at end of command line */
381 /* Return the number of bytes in the command line string */
385 *BytesRead = EndOfLine;
388 /* Echo, terminate string buffer, and exit */
391 Buffer[EndOfLine] = 0;
406 /* Check for escape sequences of the form "ESC[x" */
408 InputChar = getchar ();
409 if (InputChar != _ASCII_LEFT_BRACKET)
411 continue; /* Ignore this ESC, does not have the '[' */
414 /* Get the code following the ESC [ */
416 InputChar = getchar (); /* Backup one character */
419 case _ASCII_LEFT_ARROW:
421 if (CursorPosition > 0)
423 putchar (_ASCII_BACKSPACE);
428 case _ASCII_RIGHT_ARROW:
430 * Move one character forward. Do this without sending
431 * ESC sequence to the terminal for max portability.
433 if (CursorPosition < EndOfLine)
435 /* Backup to start of line and print the entire line */
437 ACPI_BACKUP_CURSOR (i, CursorPosition);
438 fprintf (stdout, "%s", Buffer);
440 /* Backup to where the cursor should be */
443 ACPI_BACKUP_CURSOR (i, EndOfLine - CursorPosition);
447 case _ASCII_UP_ARROW:
449 /* If no commands available or at start of history list, ignore */
451 if (!CurrentCommandIndex)
456 /* Manage our up/down progress */
458 if (CurrentCommandIndex > PreviousCommandIndex)
460 CurrentCommandIndex = PreviousCommandIndex;
463 /* Get the historical command from the debugger */
465 NextCommand = AcpiDbGetHistoryByIndex (CurrentCommandIndex);
471 /* Make this the active command and echo it */
473 AcpiAcClearLine (EndOfLine, CursorPosition);
474 strcpy (Buffer, NextCommand);
475 fprintf (stdout, "%s", Buffer);
476 EndOfLine = CursorPosition = strlen (Buffer);
478 PreviousCommandIndex = CurrentCommandIndex;
479 CurrentCommandIndex--;
482 case _ASCII_DOWN_ARROW:
484 if (!MaxCommandIndex) /* Any commands available? */
489 /* Manage our up/down progress */
491 if (CurrentCommandIndex < PreviousCommandIndex)
493 CurrentCommandIndex = PreviousCommandIndex;
496 /* If we are the end of the history list, output a clear new line */
498 if ((CurrentCommandIndex + 1) > MaxCommandIndex)
500 AcpiAcClearLine (EndOfLine, CursorPosition);
501 EndOfLine = CursorPosition = 0;
502 PreviousCommandIndex = CurrentCommandIndex;
506 PreviousCommandIndex = CurrentCommandIndex;
507 CurrentCommandIndex++;
509 /* Get the historical command from the debugger */
511 NextCommand = AcpiDbGetHistoryByIndex (CurrentCommandIndex);
517 /* Make this the active command and echo it */
519 AcpiAcClearLine (EndOfLine, CursorPosition);
520 strcpy (Buffer, NextCommand);
521 fprintf (stdout, "%s", Buffer);
522 EndOfLine = CursorPosition = strlen (Buffer);
532 * Ignore the various keys like insert/delete/home/end, etc.
533 * But we must eat the final character of the ESC sequence.
535 InputChar = getchar ();
540 /* Ignore random escape sequences that we don't care about */