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y4my4my4m 2023-05-18 20:52:57 +09:00
parent 66ec1f6320
commit ee9bf4feaa

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@ -567,22 +567,21 @@ U0 ANSIParse()
break;
case 'K':
// TODO: I have no idea if this actually works
SysLog("K code\n");
// Erase in Line
// CDocEntry *cur_entry = Fs->display_doc->cur_entry;
// CDocEntry *next_entry = cur_entry->next;
// // Delete the current entry
// if (!(cur_entry->de_flags & (DOCEF_HOLD | DOCEF_FILTER_SKIP))) {
// Fs->display_doc->cur_entry = next_entry;
// Fs->display_doc->cur_col = next_entry->min_col;
// DocEntryDel(Fs->display_doc, cur_entry);
// }
// // Create a new entry (line) in its place
// CDocEntry *new_entry = DocEntryNewTag(Fs->display_doc, cur_entry, "");
// DocInsEntry(Fs->display_doc, new_entry);
if (ansi_param_count == 0 || ansi_code[0] == 0) {
// Erase from cursor to end of line
// I'm not calculating current_row properly yet so it wont work as expected.
SysLog("K code 0, cur: %d\n", term.doc->cur_entry->y);
DocDelToNum(term.doc, term.doc->cur_entry->y);
} else if (ansi_code[0] == 1) {
// Erase from cursor to beginning of line
SysLog("K code 1, cur: %d\n", term.doc->cur_entry->y);
DocDelToEntry(term.doc, term.doc->cur_entry, TRUE);
} else if (ansi_code[0] == 2) {
// Erase entire line
SysLog("K code 2, cur: %d\n", term.doc->cur_entry->y);
DocDelEntry(term.doc, term.doc->cur_entry);
}
ptr++;
break;
case 'L':
@ -940,6 +939,11 @@ init_connection:
LFBFlush;
}
break;
case CH_CTRLU:
if(term.sock_ready) TCPSocketSendString(term.sock, "\x15");
break;
// case CH_CTRLP:
// DocFlagsToggle(doc, DOCF_PLAIN_TEXT);
case CH_CTRLL:
PopUpOk("\n\n Not all BBS will work perfectly (yet). \n\n You can load ANSi artwork with Ctrl+O","\n\n\n\t\tMade by y4my4m\n\n");
break;
@ -971,4 +975,13 @@ init_connection:
// dev server
// Telnet("localhost", 8888);
Telnet;
Telnet;
/*
TODO:
- refactor ANSIParser's TCPSocketSends to send everything to a "TelnetSend" function
- TelnetSend will handle whether there's a connection or not
- This will make easier to transform this software into an ANSI viewer / Telnet client/ general purpose Term.
- There's a lot more to fix, but this is a good start.
*/