Category : Word Processors
Archive   : STEVIE.ZIP
Filename : PARAM.C

 
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/*
* STEVIE - ST Editor for VI Enthusiasts ...Tim Thompson...twitch!tjt...
*
* Extensive modifications by: Tony Andrews onecom!wldrdg!tony
*
*/

/*
* Code to handle user-settable parameters. This is all pretty much table-
* driven. To add a new parameter, put it in the params array, and add a
* macro for it in param.h. If it's a numeric parameter, add any necessary
* bounds checks to doset(). String parameters aren't currently supported.
*/

#include "stevie.h"

struct param params[] = {

{ "tabstop", "ts", 8, P_NUM },
{ "scroll", "scroll", 12, P_NUM },
{ "report", "report", 5, P_NUM },
{ "lines", "lines", 25, P_NUM },

{ "vbell", "vb", TRUE, P_BOOL },
{ "showmatch", "sm", FALSE, P_BOOL },
{ "wrapscan", "ws", TRUE, P_BOOL },
{ "errorbells", "eb", FALSE, P_BOOL },
{ "showmode", "mo", FALSE, P_BOOL },
{ "backup", "bk", FALSE, P_BOOL },
{ "return", "cr", TRUE, P_BOOL },
{ "list", "list", FALSE, P_BOOL },
#if 0
/* not yet implemented */
{ "autoindent", "ai", FALSE, P_BOOL },
#endif
{ "", "", 0, 0, } /* end marker */

};

static void showparms();

void
doset(arg, inter)
char *arg; /* parameter string */
bool_t inter; /* TRUE if called interactively */
{
int i;
char *s;
bool_t did_lines = FALSE;

bool_t state = TRUE; /* new state of boolean parms. */

if (arg == NULL) {
showparms(FALSE);
return;
}
if (strncmp(arg, "all", 3) == 0) {
showparms(TRUE);
return;
}
if (strncmp(arg, "no", 2) == 0) {
state = FALSE;
arg += 2;
}

for (i=0; params[i].fullname[0] != NUL ;i++) {
s = params[i].fullname;
if (strncmp(arg, s, strlen(s)) == 0) /* matched full name */
break;
s = params[i].shortname;
if (strncmp(arg, s, strlen(s)) == 0) /* matched short name */
break;
}

if (params[i].fullname[0] != NUL) { /* found a match */
if (params[i].flags & P_NUM) {
did_lines = (i == P_LI);
if (inter && (arg[strlen(s)] != '=' || state == FALSE))
emsg("Invalid set of numeric parameter");
else {
params[i].value = atoi(arg+strlen(s)+1);
params[i].flags |= P_CHANGED;
}
} else /* boolean */ {
if (inter && (arg[strlen(s)] == '='))
emsg("Invalid set of boolean parameter");
else {
params[i].value = state;
params[i].flags |= P_CHANGED;
}
}
} else {
if (inter)
emsg("Unrecognized 'set' option");
}

/*
* Update the screen in case we changed something like "tabstop"
* or "list" that will change its appearance.
*/
if (inter)
updatescreen();

if (did_lines) {
Rows = P(P_LI);
screenalloc(); /* allocate new screen buffers */
screenclear();
updatescreen();
}
/*
* Check the bounds for numeric parameters here
*/
if (P(P_TS) <= 0 || P(P_TS) > 32) {
if (inter)
emsg("Invalid tab size specified");
P(P_TS) = 8;
return;
}

if (P(P_SS) <= 0 || P(P_SS) > Rows) {
if (inter)
emsg("Invalid scroll size specified");
P(P_SS) = 12;
return;
}

/*
* Check for another argument, and call doset() recursively, if
* found. If any argument results in an error, no further
* parameters are processed.
*/
while (*arg != ' ' && *arg != '\t') { /* skip to next white space */
if (*arg == NUL)
return; /* end of parameter list */
arg++;
}
while (*arg == ' ' || *arg == '\t') /* skip to next non-white */
arg++;

if (*arg)
doset(arg); /* recurse on next parameter, if present */
}

static void
showparms(all)
bool_t all; /* show ALL parameters */
{
struct param *p;
char buf[64];

gotocmd(TRUE, TRUE, 0);
outstr("Parameters:\r\n");

for (p = ¶ms[0]; p->fullname[0] != NUL ;p++) {
if (!all && ((p->flags & P_CHANGED) == 0))
continue;
if (p->flags & P_BOOL)
sprintf(buf, "\t%s%s\r\n",
(p->value ? "" : "no"), p->fullname);
else
sprintf(buf, "\t%s=%d\r\n", p->fullname, p->value);

outstr(buf);
}
wait_return();
}


  3 Responses to “Category : Word Processors
Archive   : STEVIE.ZIP
Filename : PARAM.C

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