freebsd-skq/lib/libcurses/tstp.c
Andrey A. Chernov f201053113 newwin.c
o __FULLINE added for AL/DL/CS optimization with __noqch.

refresh.c

o Attributes does not turned off before clearing screen, cause
  highlighted screen.
o Proper usage of 'affcnt' tputs parameter, affects terminals with
  padding.
o make AL/DL/CS optimize not only for __FULLWIN but for __FULLLINE.
  ATTENTION: original code works _only_for_ FULLWIN, i.e. if you
  use two FULLLINE windows like in 'talk', you have full slow repaint with
  original code, I enhance this thing. All other fixes marked
  with phrase 'wrong for non-full windows' or WFNFW is continue of this fix.
  I rewrite scroll code too for proper working (see below and tty.c
  changes).
o DEBUG code always use 'i' index from 0 to curscr->maxy instead of
  'i - win->begy', fixed
o check added into DEBUG to be shure that index inside current window.
o ->hash assigment code is WFNFW (forget win->begy).
o when CE usage required, and last spaces number counted, code don't check
  attributes, so last standouted space will be incorrectly cleared.
o cep (start pointer) forget to add win->begy/win->begx, code WFNFW.
o clsp (last space) wrong in two places at once: forget to add win->begy
  (WFNFW) and incorrectly use 'win->begx * __LDATASIZE' in pointer
  arithmetics.
o clsp check incorrect: was 'clsp < win->maxx * __LDATASIZE', need to
  be 'clsp < win->maxx
o Attributes does not turned off before clearing end of line, cause
  highlighted end of line.
o When find how many lines from the top/bottom of the screen are unchanged,
  code always forget '- win->begy', WFNFW.
o NO_JERKINESS code forgets to add win->begy, WFNFW.
o Curw & Curs changed in comment description
o In search for the largest block of text not changed forget to add
  '- win->begy' (several places), WFNFW.
o Forget to add '- win->begy' for non-dirty lines, WFNFW.
o touchline forget to add '- win->begy', WFNFW.
o rewrite scrolln():
	* remove win parameter, we deal with whole screen (curscr) now;
	* use NL or '\n' instead of sf, it is faster in any case;
	  (imagine: cat written on curses now use '\n' for scroll
	  like standard cat, no ugly escapes)
	* use dl (if present) instead of DL, if abs(n) == 1, the same
	  about al/sr, it is faster;
	* change win->maxy to 'curscr->maxy - 1', we deal with whole screen
	  here, WFNFW.
	* SF can be correctly issued only if cursor at bottom of scroll
	  region (whole screen region included too), fix this;
	* sr/SR can be correctly issued only if cursor at top of scroll
	  region (whole screen region included too), fix this;
	* use pre-calculaded (in setterm.c) __usecs variable to determine
	  usage of CS or AL/DL;
	* completely rewrite scroll region stuff using __set_scroll_region
	  from tty.c (see below);

tty.c

o Added __set_scroll_region function which set CS region and stays
  back in old position. Use SC/RC (save/restore cursor) if possible,
  else use HO and __mvcur.

o __startwin: added __set_scroll_region(whole screen) at program
  startup, if __usecs;

o endwin: added __set_scroll_region(whole screen) at program
  exit, if __usecs;

o Fix all tc{set/get}attrs to works properly, when stdin redirected,
  use /dev/tty in this case (needed for some applications).

setterm.c

o Add new variable __usecs, if (!AL/al || !Dl/dl) && CS && (SC && RC || HO)
  (save/restore cursor used in __set_scroll_region in tty.c).

o Set __noqch, if !__usecs && (!AL/al || !DL/dl).

o Proper ospeed initialization for tputs, i.e. if speed == B9600,
  ospeed = 13

curses.c

o Add __usecs variable that indicates usage of CS (if AL/DL absent).

curses.h

o Allow translation with applications which includes <sgtty.h>,
  undef BXXX manually to avoid redefinition and include termios
  to define proper ones.

o Define old-style names curx/begx/maxx/etc. for old applications.
  Define _tty like __baset too.

o Typedef SGTTY type for old applications (SGTTY == struct termios).

o wstandout/wstandend should be int and not char*, some old
  applications relay on this fact. See standout.c too.

o __FULLINE added indicated line width == terminal width, needed
  for refresh using AL/DL/CS with __noqch, see refresh.c changes.

o Add extern __usecs variable that indicates usage of CS (if AL/DL absent).

o Add __set_scroll_region() prototype, see tty.c and refresh.c changes
  for details.

o Change winch() character mask from 0177 to 0377, we don't need to
  strip high bit on national characters.

o Allow translate on systems with _BSD_VA_LIST_ undefined, such as
  FreeBSD 1.1.5.1

o __tty_fileno added to allows work with stdin redirected, see tty.c

o Privately declare tputs (..., void) and externally tputs(..., int),
  many applications require this. Maybe not nice thing, but needed.

o Remove _putchar definition and replace it to proper _putchar
  prototype, some old apps declares: 'extern int _putchar()'
  and don't even include curses.h in such modules. See putchar.c

cr_put.c

o __mvcur: if destline == destcol && outline == outcol do nothing,
  i.e. don't issue any escapes.

o Proper usage of 'affcnt' tputs parameter, affects terminals with
  padding.

cur_hash.c

o Change char->unsigned char for proper sum 8-bit national characters.

getch.c

o check for inp == EOF added, don't add EOF to window.

getstr.c

o check for EOF added, don't add EOF to str.

insertln.c

o add cast to (int) in comparation of y and win->cury, this produce
  big number (cast to (unsigned)) if y < 0

tstp.c

o Fix all tc{set/get}attrs to works properly, when stdin redirected,
  use /dev/tty in this case (needed for some applications).

o add tstp() function for compatibility, some applications wants it.

standout.c

o Some old applications relay in fact that wstandout/wstandend
  returns int instead of char*, change return type to OK/ERR.

putchar.c

o Add _putchar function (which calls __cputchar),
  some old apps declares: 'extern int _putchar()'
  and don't even include curses.h in such modules.
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/*
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*/
#ifndef lint
static char sccsid[] = "@(#)tstp.c 8.3 (Berkeley) 5/4/94";
#endif /* not lint */
#include <errno.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <termios.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "curses.h"
/*
* stop_signal_handler --
* Handle stop signals.
*/
void
__stop_signal_handler(signo)
int signo;
{
struct termios save;
sigset_t oset, set;
/* Get the current terminal state (which the user may have changed). */
if (tcgetattr(__tty_fileno, &save))
return;
/*
* Block window change and timer signals. The latter is because
* applications use timers to decide when to repaint the screen.
*/
(void)sigemptyset(&set);
(void)sigaddset(&set, SIGALRM);
(void)sigaddset(&set, SIGWINCH);
(void)sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, &set, &oset);
/*
* End the window, which also resets the terminal state to the
* original modes.
*/
endwin();
/* Unblock SIGTSTP. */
(void)sigemptyset(&set);
(void)sigaddset(&set, SIGTSTP);
(void)sigprocmask(SIG_UNBLOCK, &set, NULL);
/* Stop ourselves. */
__restore_stophandler();
(void)kill(0, SIGTSTP);
/* Time passes ... */
/* Reset the curses SIGTSTP signal handler. */
__set_stophandler();
/* save the new "default" terminal state */
(void)tcgetattr(__tty_fileno, &__orig_termios);
/* Reset the terminal state to the mode just before we stopped. */
(void)tcsetattr(__tty_fileno, __tcaction ?
TCSASOFT | TCSADRAIN : TCSADRAIN, &save);
/* Restart the screen. */
__startwin();
/* Repaint the screen. */
wrefresh(curscr);
/* Reset the signals. */
(void)sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK, &oset, NULL);
}
static void (*otstpfn)() = SIG_DFL;
/*
* Set the TSTP handler.
*/
void
__set_stophandler()
{
otstpfn = signal(SIGTSTP, __stop_signal_handler);
}
/*
* Restore the TSTP handler.
*/
void
__restore_stophandler()
{
(void)signal(SIGTSTP, otstpfn);
}
/* For compatibility */
void tstp() { __stop_signal_handler(SIGTSTP); }