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TITLE Edlcmd2 - PART2 procedures called from EDLIN
;/*
; * Microsoft Confidential
; * Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1991
; * All Rights Reserved.
; */
;======================= START OF SPECIFICATIONS =========================
;
; MODULE NAME: EDLCMD2.SAL
;
; DESCRIPTIVE NAME: EDLIN ROUTINES
;
; FUNCTION: THIS MODULE PROVIDES ROUTINES NEEDED FOR EDLIN'S EXECUTION.
;
; ENTRY POINT: ANY CALLED ROUTINE
;
; EXIT NORMAL: NA
;
; EXIT ERROR : NA
;
; INTERNAL REFERENCES:
;
; EXTERNAL REFERENCES:
;
; ROUTINE: EDLCMD1 - ROUTINES MAY BE CALLED FROM EDLCMD1
; EDLMES - ROUTINES MAY BE CALLED FROM EDLMES
;
; NOTES: THIS MODULE IS TO BE PREPPED BY SALUT WITH THE "PR" OPTIONS.
; LINK EDLIN+EDLCMD1+EDLCMD2+EDLMES+EDLPARSE
;
;
; REVISION HISTORY:
;
; AN000 VERSION DOS 4.00 - REVISIONS MADE RELATE TO THE FOLLOWING:
;
; - IMPLEMENT SYSPARSE
; - IMPLEMENT MESSAGE RETRIEVER
; - IMPLEMENT DBCS ENABLING
; - ENHANCED VIDEO SUPPORT
; - EXTENDED OPENS
; - SCROLLING ERROR
;
; COPYRIGHT: "MS DOS EDLIN UTILITY"
; "VERSION 4.00 (C) COPYRIGHT 1988 Microsoft"
;
;======================= END OF SPECIFICATIONS ===========================
include edlequ.asm
include syscall.inc
CODE SEGMENT PUBLIC
CODE ENDS
CONST SEGMENT PUBLIC WORD
CONST ENDS
cstack segment stack
cstack ends
DATA SEGMENT PUBLIC WORD
DATA ENDS
DG GROUP CODE,CONST,cstack,DATA
CONST SEGMENT PUBLIC WORD
extrn msg_crlf:abs,msg_lf:abs,qmes_ptr:byte,ask_ptr:byte
extrn bak:byte,$$$file:byte,delflg:byte,loadmod:byte,txt1:byte
extrn txt2:byte,memful_ptr:word
extrn Del_Bak_Ptr:byte ;an000;dms;
extrn cont_ptr:byte ;an000;dms:6/10/87
CONST ENDS
DATA SEGMENT PUBLIC WORD
extrn ParamCt:WORD
extrn current:word,pointer:word,start:word,endtxt:word
extrn wrt_handle:word,editbuf:byte,ext_ptr:word,qflg:byte
extrn temp_path:byte,line_num:word,line_flag:byte
extrn line_num_buf_ptr:byte,arg_buf:byte,arg_buf_ptr:word
extrn olddat:byte,oldlen:word,newlen:word,param1:word,param2:word
extrn srchflg:byte,srchmod:byte,comline:word,lstfnd:word,numpos:word
extrn lstnum:word,last_mem:word,srchcnt:word,amnt_req:word
extrn lc_adj:byte ;an000;dms:6/10/87
extrn continue:byte ;an000;dms:6/10/87
extrn pg_count:byte ;an000;dms:6/10/87
extrn Disp_Len:byte ;an000;dms;
extrn Disp_Width:byte ;an000;dms;
extrn lc_flag:byte ;an000;dms:6/10/87
ifdef DBCS
extrn lbtbl:dword
endif
DATA ENDS
CODE SEGMENT PUBLIC
ASSUME CS:DG,DS:DG,SS:CStack,ES:DG
public findlin,shownum,loadbuf,crlf,lf,abortcom,unquote
public kill_bl,make_caps,display,dispone,make_cntrl
public query,quit,scanln,delbak,scaneof,memerr
public fndfirst,fndnext,replace
ifdef DBCS
public testkanj
endif
extrn std_printf:near,command:near,chkrange:near,ComErr:NEAR
extrn Xerror:near
extrn display_message:near
FINDLIN:
; Inputs
; BX = Line number to be located in buffer (0 means last line+1)
; Outputs:
; DX = Actual line found
; DI = Pointer to start of line DX
; Zero set if BX = DX (if specified line found)
; AL,CX destroyed. No other registers affected.
MOV DX,[CURRENT]
MOV DI,[POINTER]
CMP BX,DX ; fast find. Current = requested
retz
JA FINDIT ; start scanning at current?
OR BX,BX ; special case of EOF?
JZ FINDIT ; yes
MOV DX,1 ; set up for scan at beginning
MOV DI,OFFSET DG:START
CMP BX,DX ; at beginning?
retz
FINDIT:
MOV CX,[ENDTXT] ; count of bytes in buffer
SUB CX,DI ; for scan
SCANLN:
MOV AL,10 ; LF is what we look for.
OR AL,AL ; Clear zero flag for JCXZ
FINLIN:
JCXZ RET4 ; at end? Yes, no skip.
REPNE SCASB ; find EOL
INC DX ; increment count
CMP BX,DX ; find correct line?
JNZ FINLIN ; no, try again.
RET4: return
; Inputs:
; BX = Line number to be displayed
; Function:
; Displays line number on terminal in 8-character
; format, suppressing leading zeros.
; AX, CX, DX destroyed. No other registers affected.
SHOWNUM:
mov dx,offset dg:line_num_buf_ptr
mov line_num,bx
MOV line_flag,"*"
CMP BX,[CURRENT]
JZ STARLIN
MOV line_flag," "
STARLIN:
call std_printf
ret5: return
DISPONE:
MOV DI,1
DISPLAY:
; Inputs:
; BX = Line number
; SI = Pointer to text buffer
; DI = No. of lines
; Function:
; Ouputs specified no. of line to terminal, each
; with leading line number.
; Outputs:
; BX = Last line output.
; All registers destroyed.
MOV CX,[ENDTXT]
SUB CX,SI
retz ; no lines to display
;=========================================================================
; Initialize screen size and line counts for use by display.
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
push ax ;an000;save affected regs
mov al,dg:disp_len ;an000;length of video display
mov pg_count,al ;an000;init. screen size ctr.
pop ax ;an000;restore affected regs
;=========================================================================
mov dx,di ;number of lines to print
;
; CX is the number of bytes in the buffer
; dx is the number of lines to be output
;
DISPLN:
SaveReg <CX,DX>
CALL SHOWNUM
RestoreReg <DX,CX>
mov di,offset dg:arg_buf
;
; Copy chars until CR/LF or end of line hit
;
OUTLN:
LODSB
CMP DI,254+offset dg:arg_buf ; are we at end of buffer?
JAE StoreDone ; Yes, do NOT store
CMP AL," "
JAE SEND
CMP AL,10
JZ SEND
CMP AL,13
JZ SEND
CMP AL,9
JZ SEND
MOV AH,"^"
OR AL,40h
XCHG AL,AH
STOSW
JMP short StoreDone
SEND:
stosb
StoreDone:
CMP AL,10 ; perform copy until LF is seen
LOOPNZ OUTLN
;
; Make sure buffer ends with CRLF
;
cmp byte ptr [di-1],10
jz Terminate
;
; No LF seen. See if CR
;
cmp byte ptr [di-1],CR
jz StoreLF
mov al,CR
stosb
StoreLF:
mov al,10
stosb
Terminate:
mov byte ptr [di],0
call EDLIN_DISP_COUNT ;an000;determine lines printed
; DMS:6/10/87
push dx
mov dx,offset dg:arg_buf_ptr
call std_printf
pop dx
JCXZ ret7
INC BX
call EDLIN_PG_COUNT ;an000;adjust screen line count
; DMS:6/10/87
cmp lc_flag,false ;an000;continue DISPLAY?
; DMS:6/10/87
JNZ DISPLN
DEC BX
ret7: return
FNDFIRST:
MOV DI,1+OFFSET DG:TXT1
mov byte ptr[olddat],1 ;replace with old value if none new
CALL GETTEXT
OR AL,AL ;Reset zero flag in case CX is zero
JCXZ RET7
cmp al,1ah ;terminated with a ^Z ?
jne sj8
mov byte ptr[olddat],0 ;do not replace with old value
sj8:
MOV [OLDLEN],CX
XOR CX,CX
CMP AL,0DH
JZ SETBUF
CMP BYTE PTR [SRCHFLG],0
JZ NXTBUF
SETBUF:
DEC SI
NXTBUF:
MOV [COMLINE],SI
MOV DI,1+OFFSET DG:TXT2
CALL GETTEXT
CMP BYTE PTR [SRCHFLG],0
JNZ NOTREPL
CMP AL,0DH
JNZ HAVCHR
DEC SI
HAVCHR:
MOV [COMLINE],SI
NOTREPL:
MOV [NEWLEN],CX
MOV BX,[PARAM1]
OR BX,BX
JNZ CALLER
cmp byte ptr[srchmod],0
jne sj9
mov bx,1 ;start from line number 1
jmp short sj9a
sj9:
MOV BX,[CURRENT]
INC BX ;Default search and replace to current+1
sj9a:
CALL CHKRANGE
CALLER:
CALL FINDLIN
MOV [LSTFND],DI
MOV [NUMPOS],DI
MOV [LSTNUM],DX
MOV BX,[PARAM2]
CMP BX,1
SBB BX,-1 ;Decrement everything except zero
CALL FINDLIN
MOV CX,DI
SUB CX,[LSTFND]
OR AL,-1
JCXZ aret
CMP CX,[OLDLEN]
jae sj10
aret: return
sj10:
MOV [SRCHCNT],CX
FNDNEXT:
; Inputs:
; [TXT1+1] has string to search for
; [OLDLEN] has length of the string
; [LSTFND] has starting position of search in text buffer
; [LSTNUM] has line number which has [LSTFND]
; [SRCHCNT] has length to be searched
; [NUMPOS] has beginning of line which has [LSTFND]
; Outputs:
; Zero flag set if match found
; [LSTFND],[LSTNUM],[SRCHCNT] updated for continuing the search
; [NUMPOS] has beginning of line in which match was made
MOV AL,[TXT1+1]
MOV CX,[SRCHCNT]
MOV DI,[LSTFND]
SCAN:
OR DI,DI ;Clear zero flag in case CX=0
REPNE SCASB ;look for first byte of string
retnz ;return if you don't find
ifdef DBCS
call kanji_check ;see if the found byte is on a character boundary
jnz scan
endif
MOV DX,CX
MOV BX,DI ;Save search position
MOV CX,[OLDLEN]
DEC CX
MOV SI,2 + OFFSET DG:TXT1
CMP AL,AL ;Set zero flag in case CX=0
REPE CMPSB
MOV CX,DX
MOV DI,BX
JNZ SCAN
MOV [SRCHCNT],CX
MOV CX,DI
MOV [LSTFND],DI
MOV DI,[NUMPOS]
SUB CX,DI
MOV AL,10
MOV DX,[LSTNUM]
;Determine line number of match
GETLIN:
INC DX
MOV BX,DI
REPNE SCASB
JZ GETLIN
DEC DX
MOV [LSTNUM],DX
MOV [NUMPOS],BX
XOR AL,AL
return
ifdef DBCS
;Kanji_check idea is to scan backwards to the first
; character which can't be a kanji or part of one
; (.lt. DB_SP_LO) then scan forward to see if the
; current byte is on character boundary
;
;Output ZR <==> we're on a character boundary
; NZ <==> we're not on character boundary i.e. No Match
kanji_check:
push ax ;save search character
push di
dec di ;point to the character we found
mov si,di ;start searching bakwards from there
std
srch_loop:
lodsb
cmp al,DB_SP_LO
jae srch_loop
inc si ;point to first non-kanji
cld ;forward search
kan_loop:
cmp si,di ;are we at current byte?
jae passed_char ;if we are, or are passed it, exit
call next_char ;otherwise advance si to next char
jmp short kan_loop ;and loop
passed_char:
pop di
pop ax
ret
;Next_char si points to a character boundary
; advance si to point to the beginning of the next char
;
;
next_char:
push ax
lodsb
call testkanj
jz not_kanj
inc si
not_kanj:
pop ax
ret
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
; TESTKANJ ~ FIND OUT IS THE BYTE IS A KANJI PREFIX ;
; ;
; entry: AL byte to test ;
; ;
; exit: NZ if lead byte ortherwise ZR ;
; ;
; modifies: AX ;
; ;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------;
testkanj:
push ax
xchg ah,al ;put byte in ah
push ds
push si
lds si,cs:[lbtbl] ;get pointer to lead byte table
ktlop:
lodsb ;direction flag should be OK
or al,al ;are we at the end of table?
jz notlead ;brif so
cmp al,ah ;is START RANGE > CHARACTER?
ja notlead ;brif so, not a lead character (carry clear)
lodsb ;get second range byte
cmp ah,al ;is CHARACTER > END RANGE
ja ktlop ;brif so, not a lead character (check next range)
or al,al ;make NZ
notl_exit:
pop si
pop ds
pop ax
ret
notlead:
cmp al,al
jmp notl_exit
endif
GETTEXT:
; Inputs:
; SI points into command line buffer
; DI points to result buffer
; Function:
; Moves [SI] to [DI] until ctrl-Z (1AH) or
; RETURN (0DH) is found. Termination char not moved.
; Outputs:
; AL = Termination character
; CX = No of characters moved.
; SI points one past termination character
; DI points to next free location
XOR CX,CX
GETIT:
LODSB
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
cmp al,quote_char ;a quote character?
jne sj101 ;no, skip....
lodsb ;yes, get quoted character
call make_cntrl
jmp short sj102
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
sj101:
CMP AL,1AH
JZ DEFCHK
sj102:
CMP AL,0DH
JZ DEFCHK
STOSB
INC CX
JMP SHORT GETIT
DEFCHK:
OR CX,CX
JZ OLDTXT
PUSH DI
SUB DI,CX
MOV BYTE PTR [DI-1],cl
POP DI
return
OLDTXT:
cmp byte ptr[olddat],1 ;replace with old text?
je sj11 ;yes...
mov byte ptr[di-1],cl ;zero text buffer char count
return
sj11:
MOV CL,BYTE PTR [DI-1]
ADD DI,CX
return
REPLACE:
; Inputs:
; CX = Length of new text
; DX = Length of original text
; SI = Pointer to new text
; DI = Pointer to old text in buffer
; Function:
; New text replaces old text in buffer and buffer
; size is adjusted. CX or DX may be zero.
; CX, SI, DI all destroyed. No other registers affected.
CMP CX,DX
JZ COPYIN
PUSH SI
PUSH DI
PUSH CX
MOV SI,DI
ADD SI,DX
ADD DI,CX
MOV AX,[ENDTXT]
SUB AX,DX
ADD AX,CX
CMP AX,[LAST_MEM]
JAE MEMERR
XCHG AX,[ENDTXT]
MOV CX,AX
SUB CX,SI
CMP SI,DI
JA DOMOV
ADD SI,CX
ADD DI,CX
STD
DOMOV:
INC CX
REP MOVSB
CLD
POP CX
POP DI
POP SI
COPYIN:
REP MOVSB
return
MEMERR:
MOV DX,OFFSET DG:MEMFUL_ptr
call std_printf
JMP COMMAND
LOADBUF:
MOV DI,2 + OFFSET DG:EDITBUF
MOV CX,255
MOV DX,-1
LOADLP:
LODSB
STOSB
INC DX
CMP AL,13
LOOPNZ LOADLP
MOV [EDITBUF+1],DL
retz
TRUNCLP:
LODSB
INC DX
CMP AL,13
JNZ TRUNCLP
DEC DI
STOSB
return
SCANEOF:
cmp [loadmod],0
je sj52
;----- Load till physical end of file
cmp cx,word ptr[amnt_req]
jb sj51
xor al,al
inc al ;reset zero flag
return
sj51:
jcxz sj51b
push di ;get rid of any ^Z at the end of the file
add di,cx
dec di ;points to last char
cmp byte ptr [di],1ah
pop di
jne sj51b
dec cx
sj51b:
xor al,al ;set zero flag
call check_end ;check that we have a CRLF pair at the end
return
;----- Load till first ^Z is found
sj52:
PUSH DI
PUSH CX
MOV AL,1AH
or cx,cx
jz not_found ;skip with zero flag set
REPNE SCASB ;Scan for end of file mark
jnz not_found
LAHF ;Save flags momentarily
inc cx ;include the ^Z
SAHF ;Restore flags
not_found:
mov di,cx ;not found at the end
POP CX
LAHF ;Save flags momentarily
SUB CX,DI ;Reduce byte count if EOF found
SAHF ;Restore flags
POP DI
call check_end ;check that we have a CRLF pair at the end
return
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
; If the end of file was found, then check that the last character
; in the file is a LF. If not put a CRLF pair in.
check_end:
jnz not_end ;end was not reached
pushf ;save return flag
push di ;save pointer to buffer
add di,cx ;points to one past end on text
dec di ;points to last character
cmp di,offset dg:start
je check_no
cmp byte ptr[di],0ah ;is a LF the last character?
je check_done ;yes, exit
check_no:
mov byte ptr[di+1],0dh ;no, put a CR
inc cx ;one more char in text
mov byte ptr[di+2],0ah ;put a LF
inc cx ;another character at the end
check_done:
pop di
popf
not_end:
return
CRLF:
push dx
mov ax,msg_crlf
call display_message
pop dx
return
LF:
mov ax,msg_lf
jmp display_message
ABORTCOM:
MOV AX,CS
MOV DS,AX
MOV ES,AX
MOV AX,cstack
MOV SS,AX
MOV SP,STACK
STI
CALL CRLF
JMP COMMAND
DELBAK:
;Delete old backup file (.BAK)
MOV BYTE PTR [DELFLG],1
MOV DI,[EXT_PTR]
MOV SI,OFFSET DG:BAK
MOVSW
MOVSW
MOVSB
MOV AH,UNLINK
MOV DX,OFFSET DG:TEMP_PATH
INT 21H
; $if c ;error ? ;an000; dms;
JNC $$IF1
cmp ax,Access_Denied ;file read only? ;an000; dms;
; $if e ;yes ;an000; dms;
JNE $$IF2
mov bx,[Wrt_Handle] ;close .$$$ file ;an000; dms;
mov ah,Close ;close function ;an000; dms;
int 21h ;close it ;an000; dms;
mov di,[Ext_Ptr] ;point to extension ;an000; dms;
mov si,offset dg:$$$File ;point to .$$$ extension;an000; dms;
movsw ;get .$$$ extension ;an000; dms;
movsw ; ;an000; dms;
movsb ; ;an000; dms;
mov dx,offset dg:Temp_Path ;point to .$$$ file ;an000; dms;
mov ah,Unlink ;delete it ;an000; dms;
int 21h ; ;an000; dms;
mov di,[Ext_Ptr] ;point to extension ;an000; dms;
mov si,offset dg:BAK ;point to .BAK extension;an000; dms;
movsw ;get .BAK extension ;an000; dms;
movsw ; ;an000; dms;
movsb ; ;an000; dms;
mov dx,offset dg:Del_Bak_Ptr;point to error message ;an000; dms;
jmp Xerror ;display message & exit ;an000; dms;
; $endif
$$IF2:
; $endif
$$IF1:
MOV DI,[EXT_PTR]
MOV SI,OFFSET DG:$$$FILE
MOVSW
MOVSW
MOVSB
return
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
; Will scan buffer given pointed to by SI and get rid of quote
;characters, compressing the line and adjusting the length at the
;begining of the line.
; Preserves al registers except flags and AX .
unquote:
push cx
push di
push si
mov di,si
mov cl,[si-1] ;length of buffer
xor ch,ch
mov al,quote_char
cld
unq_loop:
jcxz unq_done ;no more chars in the buffer, exit
repnz scasb ;search for quote character
jnz unq_done ;none found, exit
push cx ;save chars left in buffer
push di ;save pointer to quoted character
push ax ;save quote character
mov al,byte ptr[di] ;get quoted character
call make_cntrl
mov byte ptr[di],al
pop ax ;restore quote character
mov si,di
dec di ;points to the quote character
inc cx ;include the carriage return also
rep movsb ;compact line
pop di ;now points to after quoted character
pop cx
jcxz sj13 ;if quote char was last of line do not adjust
dec cx ;one less char left in the buffer
sj13: pop si
dec byte ptr[si-1] ;one less character in total buffer count also
push si
jmp short unq_loop
unq_done:
pop si
pop di
pop cx
return
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
; Convert the character in AL to the corresponding control
; character. AL has to be between @ and _ to be converted. That is,
; it has to be a capital letter. All other letters are left unchanged.
make_cntrl:
push ax
and ax,11100000b
cmp ax,01000000b
pop ax
jne sj14
and ax,00011111b
sj14:
return
;---- Kill spaces in buffer --------------------------------------------;
;=========================================================================
; kill_bl : Parses over spaces in a buffer.
;
; Date : 6/10/86
;=========================================================================
kill_bl:
push bx ;an000;save affected reg.
kill_bl_cont:
lodsb ;get rid of blanks
cmp al,9
je kill_bl_cont ;an000;it is a tab
cmp al,10
je kill_bl_cont ;an000;if LF
cmp al,' '
je kill_bl_cont ;an000;we have a space
ifdef DBCS ;an000;is this a kanji assembly
call testkanj ;an000;do we have a dbcs lead byte
; $if nz ;an000;yes, we have a lead byte
JZ $$IF5
cmp al,DB_SP_HI ;an000;is it DB_SP_HI
; $if z ;an000;it is DB_SP_HI
JNZ $$IF6
mov bl,ds:[si] ;an000;set up for compare
cmp bl,DB_SP_LO ;an000;is it DB_SP_LO
; $if z ;an000;we have an asian blank
JNZ $$IF7
lodsb ;an000;skip byte containing 81h
jmp kill_bl_cont
; $endif ;an000;
$$IF7:
; $endif ;an000;fall through no delim
$$IF6:
; found
; $endif ;an000;end test for dbcs lead byte
$$IF5:
endif ;an000;end conditional assembly
pop bx ;an000;restore affected reg.
return
;----- Capitalize the character in AL ----------------------------------;
; ;
; Input: ;
; ;
; AL contains a character to capitalize ;
; ;
; Output: ;
; ;
; AL contains a capitalized character ;
; ;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
MAKE_CAPS:
CMP AL,"a"
JB CAPS1
CMP AL,"z"
ifdef DBCS
JA CAPS1 ; M003 MSKK TAR 476, kana chars
else
JG CAPS1
endif
AND AL,0DFH
CAPS1:
return
QUIT:
CMP ParamCt,1
JZ Quit1
CERR: JMP ComErr
Quit1: CMP Param1,0
JNZ CERR
MOV DX,OFFSET DG:QMES_ptr
call std_printf
IFDEF DBCS
CALL TESTKANJ
JZ ASCII
MOV AX, (STD_CON_INPUT_FLUSH SHL 8) + 0
INT 21H ; Eat the trailing byte.
JMP CRLF
ASCII:
ENDIF
;=========================================================================
; We are invoking the VAL_YN proc here. This will replace the
; method of Y/N validation used prior to DOS 4.00.
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
call val_yn ;an000;pass Y/N byte in AL to macro
cmp ax,yes ;an000;did we return a Y
jz NoCRLF ;an000; dms; close the file
cmp ax,no ;an000; dms; return N?
; $if ne ;an000; dms; neither N or Y - reprompt
JE $$IF11
call crlf ; spit out crlf
jmp Quit1 ;an000; dms; reprompt
; $endif ;an000; dms;
$$IF11:
call crlf ; spit out CRLF
return ;an000; dms;
;=========================================================================
; End of Y/N validation check for qmes_ptr
;=========================================================================
NOCRLF:
MOV BX,[WRT_HANDLE]
MOV AH,CLOSE
INT 21H
MOV DX,OFFSET DG:TEMP_PATH
MOV AH,UNLINK
INT 21H
mov ah,exit
xor al,al
INT 21H
QUERY:
TEST BYTE PTR [QFLG],-1
retz
MOV DX,OFFSET DG:ASK_ptr
call std_printf
PUSH AX
CALL CRLF
POP AX
IFDEF DBCS
CALL TESTKANJ
JZ ASCII1
PUSH AX
MOV AX,(STD_CON_INPUT_FLUSH SHL 8) + 0
INT 21H ;Eat the trailing byte
XOR AX,AX
INC AX ; non zero flag
POP AX
return
ASCII1:
ENDIF
CMP AL,13 ;Carriage return means yes
retz
;=========================================================================
; We are invoking the VAL_YN proc here. This will replace the
; method of Y/N validation used prior to DOS 4.00.
; This invocation of val_yn will return ZR if Y is found, otherwise
; it will return NZ.
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
call val_yn ;an000;pass Y/N byte in AL to macro
cmp ax,yes ;an000;did we return a Y
je Query_Exit ;an000; dms; exit Y/N validation
cmp ax,no ;an000; dms; N response?
jne Query ;an000; dms; no - reprompt user
cmp ax,yes ;an000; dms; must have N response - force
; NZ flag
Query_Exit:
;=========================================================================
; End of Y/N validation check for ask_ptr
;=========================================================================
return
;=========================================================================
; EDLIN_DISP_COUNT: This routine will determine the number of lines
; actually displayed to the screen. Lines displayed to
; the screen for one EDLIN line printed will be calculated
; by the following formula:
;
; LINES_PRINTED = (LINE_LEN + 10) / SCREEN_WIDTH
;
; LINES_PRINTED - Actual number of lines printed on screen
; for one EDLIN line. If LINES_PRINTED has
; a remainder, it will be rounded up.
;
; LINE_LEN - The length, in bytes, of the EDLIN line
; printed.
;
; SCREEN_WIDTH - The width in bytes of the current display.
;
; Inputs : DI - offset into buffer containing line printed
; DISP_WIDTH - width of current video output
;
; Outputs: LC_ADJ - factor to adjust line counter by
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
EDLIN_DISP_COUNT proc near ;an000;lines printed
push dx ;an000;save affected regs
push di ;an000;
push ax ;an000;
push bx ;an000;
push cx ;an000;
mov bx,offset dg:arg_buf ;an000;arg_buf holds line
; printed
mov ax,di ;an000;where print line ends
sub ax,bx ;an000;diff = line's length
add ax,10 ;an000;adjust for leading blks
mov cl,dg:disp_width ;an000;set up for division
div cl ;an000;divide AX by the
; width of the console
cmp ah,0 ;an000;see if a remainder
; $if nz ;an000;if a remainder
JZ $$IF13
add al,1 ;an000;increment AL 1
; to round upward
; $endif ;an000;
$$IF13:
mov lc_adj,al ;an000;number of lines printed
; on console
pop cx ;an000;restore affected regs
pop bx ;an000;
pop ax ;an000;
pop di ;an000;
pop dx ;an000;
ret ;an000;return to caller
EDLIN_DISP_COUNT endp ;an000;end proc
;=========================================================================
; EDLIN_PG_COUNT : This routine determines whether or not we will continue
; displaying text lines based on the count of lines that
; can be output to the current video screen.
;
; Inputs : LC_ADJ - adjustment factor for number of lines printed
; PG_COUNT - number of lines remaining on current video
; display
; DX - holds the total number of lines to print
; CONTINUE - signals if the user wants to continue
; printing lines.
;
; Outputs: LC_FLAG - used to signal completion of print
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
EDLIN_PG_COUNT proc near ;an000;track remaining lines
push ax ;an000;save affected regs
mov lc_flag,true ;an000;init. flag to signal
; continue printing
mov al,pg_count ;an000;set up for page adj.
cmp al,lc_adj ;an000;see if we are at end
; $if be ;an000
JNBE $$IF15
mov pg_count,0 ;an000;set pg_count to 0
; $else
JMP SHORT $$EN15
$$IF15:
sub al,lc_adj ;an000;adjust number of lines
mov pg_count,al ;an000;save remaining line ct.
; $endif ;an000;
$$EN15:
dec dx ;an000;decrease total number
; of lines to print by 1
; $if nz ;an000;more lines to print
JZ $$IF18
cmp pg_count,0 ;an000;have we printed screen
; $if be ;an000;we have printed screen
JNBE $$IF19
call EDLIN_PG_PROMPT ;an000;prompt the user to
; "Continue(Y/N)?"
cmp continue,true ;an000;did user say continue
; $if z ;an000;continue
JNZ $$IF20
mov al,dg:disp_len ;an000;begin init of screen
; dec al ;an000; length
mov pg_count,al ;an000;
; $else ;an000;do not continue
JMP SHORT $$EN20
$$IF20:
mov lc_flag,false ;an000;signal no more to print
; $endif ;an000;
$$EN20:
; $endif ;an000;
$$IF19:
; $else ;an000;total lines printed
JMP SHORT $$EN18
$$IF18:
mov lc_flag,false ;an000;signal no more to print
; $endif ;an000;
$$EN18:
pop ax ;an000;restore affected regs
ret ;an000;return to caller
EDLIN_PG_COUNT endp ;an000;end procedure
;=========================================================================
; EDLIN_PG_PROMPT : This routine prompts the user as to whether or not to
; continue printing lines to the video display, if lines
; are still present for printing.
;
; Inputs : none
;
; Outputs: CONTINUE - flag that signals other routines whether or
; not to continue printing.
;
; Date : 6/10/87
;=========================================================================
EDLIN_PG_PROMPT proc near ;an000;ask user to continue?
push dx ;an000;save affected regs.
push ax ;an000;
EPP_Reprompt:
mov dx,offset dg:cont_ptr ;an000;point to Continue msg.
call std_printf ;an000;invoke message ret.
push ax ;an000;save affected regs.
call crlf ;an000;send crlf
pop ax ;an000;restore affected regs.
call val_yn ;an000;Y/N validation
cmp ax,yes ;an000;did we have a Y
jz EPP_True_Exit ;an000;we had a Y
cmp ax,no ;an000;did we have a N
jz EPP_False_Exit ;an000;yes
jmp EPP_Reprompt ;an000;neither Y or N - reprompt
EPP_True_Exit:
mov Continue,True ;an000;flag Y found
jmp short EPP_Exit ;an000;exit routine
EPP_False_Exit:
mov Continue,False ;an000;flag N found
EPP_Exit:
pop ax ;an000;restore affected regs.
pop dx ;an000;
ret ;an000;return to caller
EDLIN_PG_PROMPT endp ;an000;end procedure
;=========================================================================
; val_yn: This proc validates a Y/N response entered by the user. The
; routine uses the new functionality of "GET EXTENDED COUNTRY
; INFORMATION" being implemented in DOS 4.00.
;
; Inputs : AL - character to be validated for Y/N response
;
; Outputs: AX - 00h = "N"o
; - 01h = "Y"es
;=========================================================================
val_yn proc near ;an000;validate Y/N response
push dx ;an000;save affected registers
push cx ;an000;
push bx ;an000;
mov dl,al ;an000;character to be checked for Y/N
mov ah,GetExtCntry ;an000;get extended country information
mov al,yn_chk ;an000;perform Y/N checking
mov cx,max_len ;an000;max. len. of Y/N char.
int 21h ;an000;invoke function
pop bx ;an000;restore affected registers
pop cx ;an000;
pop dx ;an000;
ret ;an000;return to caller
val_yn endp ;an000;end proc
code ends
end