vile-common 9.8g-2 / usr / share / vile / pictmode.rc

; $Header: /usr/build/vile/vile/macros/RCS/pictmode.rc,v 1.4 2005/04/19 19:21:59 tom Exp $
; this procedure implements a primitive ascii picture-drawing mode.
;		pgf, may '95

; motions are accomplished with the usual h, j, k, and l keys
; (the arrow keys do _not_ work here).  in addition, the u, i,
; n, and m keys will perform diagonal motions.  look at your
; keyboard to see why these were chosen.

; normally, entering the motion characters (h, j, k, l, u, i, n, m)
; will draw appropriate box outlines, using the -, |, /, and \ characters.

; lines will be drawn instead with a specific character if the 'c' command
; is given -- you will be prompted for a character.  this can be
; cancelled, to revert lines to their "natural" rendition, with the
; 'C' command.  for example, to draw with a '+' character, you would
; use "c+" and when finished, would cancel with "C".

; the ^T command will allow you to enter a string of text.  this
; text will accumulate until ESC, CR, or NL is typed.

; all other input will be inserted as-is, with no cursor movement.  so
; the space bar can be used to "erase" previously drawn stuff.

; space for the picture must be pre-allocated, with, for example:
;		80i <ESC>yy24p
;
; start this up with "run pic"
; to bind it to a key instead, change it to a "NN store-macro", and
; then bind "execute-macro NN" to the key you want.
store-procedure replc
	; never replace a newline
	~if &equ $char 0xA
		~return
	~endif

	~if &seq %userchar &chr 0
		replace-character %linechar
	~else
		replace-character %userchar
	~endif
~endm
store-procedure pic
	~local %keywas %linechar %textkey %userchar
	set-variable %keywas &chr 0
	set-variable %userchar &chr 0
	set-variable %linechar &chr 0
	write-message "entering picture, end with ESC"
	redraw-display
	~while 1
		set-variable %keywas &gtk

		; was it ESC?  quit if so.
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0x1b
			~break
		~endif

	; Rectangular Lines:  h, j, k, l
		~if &seq %keywas h
			~force backward-character
			set-variable %linechar -
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas l
			~force forward-character
			set-variable %linechar -
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas j
			~force down-line
			set-variable %linechar |
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas k
			~force up-line
			set-variable %linechar |
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif

	; Diagonal Lines:  u, i, n, m
		~if &seq %keywas u
			~force up-line
			~force backward-character
			set-variable %linechar "\\"
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas i
			~force up-line
			~force forward-character
			set-variable %linechar /
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas n
			~force down-line
			~force backward-character
			set-variable %linechar /
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas m
			~force down-line
			~force forward-character
			set-variable %linechar "\\"
			run replc
			~goto redraw
		~endif

	; Rectangular Motions:  ^H, ^L, ^J, ^K
		; was it ^H
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0x8
			~force backward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif

		; was it ^L
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0xC
			~force forward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif

		; was it ^J
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0xA
			~force down-line
			~goto redraw
		~endif

		; was it ^K
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0xB
			~force up-line
			~goto redraw
		~endif
	; Diagonal Motions:  ^U, ^I, ^N, ^M
		; was it ^U
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0x15
			~force up-line
			~force backward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		; was it ^I
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0x9
			~force up-line
			~force forward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		; was it ^N
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0xE
			~force down-line
			~force backward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		; was it ^M
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0xD
			~force down-line
			~force forward-character
			~goto redraw
		~endif

	; Text:  ^Ttext to be entered<CR>
		; was it ^T
		~if &seq %keywas &chr 0x14
			write-message "entering text, end with CR"
			redraw-display
			set-variable %textkey 0
			~while 1
				set-variable %textkey &gtk
				; was it CR (^M)
				~if &seq %textkey &chr 0xD
					~break
				~endif
				; was it LF (^J)
				~if &seq %textkey &chr 0xA
					~break
				~endif
				; was it ESC (^[)
				~if &seq %textkey &chr 0x1B
					~break
				~endif
				; was it BS (^H) or DEL?
				~if &or &seq %textkey &chr 0x7f &seq %textkey &chr 0x8
					~force backward-character
					replace-character &chr 0x20
					~force backward-character
					set-variable %textkey &chr $char
				~endif
				replace-character %textkey
				~force forward-character
				redraw-display
			~endwhile
			write-message "text done, drawing lines again"
			~goto redraw
		~endif

	; user-selected lines:  'c' to set the linechar, 'C' to cancel
		~if &seq %keywas c
			write-message "enter char to draw with: "
			set-variable %userchar &gtk
			write-message &cat "will draw with: " %userchar
			~goto redraw
		~endif
		~if &seq %keywas C
			write-message "will draw normal lines again"
			set-variable %userchar &chr 0
			~goto redraw
		~endif


	; Everything else is self inserting
		replace-character %keywas

	*redraw

		redraw-display
	~endwhile
	write-message "picture mode done"
~endm