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Filename : UNCTRL.C

/****************************************************************/
/* Unctrl() routines of the PCcurses package */
/* */
/****************************************************************/
/* This version of curses is based on ncurses, a curses version */
/* originally written by Pavel Curtis at Cornell University. */
/* I have made substantial changes to make it run on IBM PC's, */
/* and therefore consider myself free to make it public domain. */
/* Bjorn Larsson (...mcvax!enea!infovax!bl) */
/****************************************************************/
/* IMPLEMENTATION NOTE */
/* The conversion from a control character to a two-character */
/* sequence is done by the unctrl() function. In the BSD ver- */
/* sion of curses it is done by a macro, which uses a publi- */
/* cally available translation table. Some ill-behaved appli- */
/* cation programs use the table directly, and since it does */
/* not exist in this curses version such application will link */
/* with an error message complainting about undefined symbols. */
/****************************************************************/
/* 1.0: Release: 870515 */
/* 1.2: Rcsid[] string for maintenance: 881002 */
/* 1.3: MSC -W3, Turbo'C' -w -w-pro checkes: 881005 */
/****************************************************************/

#include
#include

static char strbuf[3] = {0,0,0};

char _curses_unctrl_rcsid[] = "@(#)unctrl.c v1.3 - 881005";

/****************************************************************/
/* Unctrl() returns a char pointer to a string corresponding to */
/* argument character 'c'. */
/****************************************************************/

char *unctrl(c)
char c;
{
int ic = c;
ic &= 0xff;

if ((ic >= ' ') && (ic != 0x7f)) /* normal characters */
{
strbuf[0] = (char) ic;
strbuf[1] = '\0';
return(strbuf);
} /* if */
strbuf[0] = '^'; /* '^' prefix */
if (c == 0x7f) /* DEL */
strbuf[1] = '?';
else /* other control */
strbuf[1] = ((char) ic) + '@';
return(strbuf);
} /* unctrl */