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/*
* HP2627 Terminal Window interface to Unix Metafont.
*/
#define EXTERN extern
#include "../mfd.h"
#ifdef HP2627WIN
#include <stdio.h>
/*
* HP2627a Color Graphics Terminal: Escape code definitions
*
* Drawing pen colors
*/
#define HP2627_BLACK '0'
#define HP2627_RED '1'
#define HP2627_GREEN '2'
#define HP2627_YELLOW '3'
#define HP2627_BLUE '4'
#define HP2627_MAGENTA '5'
#define HP2627_CYAN '6'
#define HP2627_WHITE '7'
/*
* Initialization: just do a hard graphics reset
* (then we can depend on the defaults
* being as we want them)
*/
#define HP2627_INITSTRING "\033*wR"
#define HP2627_INITSTRINGLEN 4
/*
* We want the text to be visible over both background and forground
* graphics data; the best color combination I found for this
* was to set the background RED and then paint with BLUE,
* although the eye doesn't focus on BLUE very well (black
* might be better? Or green? [to get in the holiday mood])
*/
#define HP2627_BACKGROUNDPEN HP2627_RED
#define HP2627_FOREGROUNDPEN HP2627_BLUE
static char mf_hp2627_pencolors[2] = {
HP2627_BACKGROUNDPEN, /* white */
HP2627_FOREGROUNDPEN /* black */
};
/*
* Screen dimensions: Note the origin is at the lower-left corner,
* not the upper left as MF expects - hence we need to translate.
*/
#define HP2627_MAXX 511
#define HP2627_MAXY 389
/*
* The actual Graphics routines. Note that these are highly tty
* dependent so I can minimize the number of characters that
* need to be sent to paint an image, since we only talk to
* the HP at 9.6Kb.
*/
/*
* function init_screen: boolean;
*
* Return true if window operations legal.
* We always return true (I suppose we could try to
* sense status or something masochistic like that)
*/
int mf_hp2627_initscreen()
{
(void) fflush(stdout); /* make sure pascal-level output flushed */
(void) write(fileno(stdout), HP2627_INITSTRING, HP2627_INITSTRINGLEN);
return(1);
}
/*
* procedure updatescreen;
*
* Just make sure screen is ready to view
* (since we do Unix-level WRITE()s,
* we don't really need to flush stdio,
* but why not?)
*/
void mf_hp2627_updatescreen()
{
(void) fflush(stdout);
}
/*
* procedure blankrectangle(left, right, top, bottom: integer);
*
* reset rectangle bounded by ([left,right],[top,bottom])
* to background color
*/
void mf_hp2627_blankrectangle P4C(screencol, left,
screencol, right,
screenrow, top,
screenrow, bottom)
{
char sprbuf[128];
(void) sprintf(sprbuf, "\033*m%cx%d,%d %d,%dE", HP2627_BACKGROUNDPEN,
left, HP2627_MAXY-bottom,
right, HP2627_MAXY-top);
(void) write(fileno(stdout), sprbuf, strlen(sprbuf));
}
/*
* procedure paintrow(
* row: screenrow;
* init_color: pixelcolor;
* var trans_vector: transspec;
* vector_size: screencol );
*
* Paint "row" starting with color "init_color", up to next
* transition specified by "transition_vector", switch colors,
* and continue for "vector_size" transitions.
*/
/*
* First some useful definitions:
*/
#define ASCIILABS 0 /* plot cmd format: ASCII long abs */
#define BINLABS 1 /* plot cmd format: BINARY long abs */
#define BINSINC 2 /* plot cmd format: BINARY short incr */
#define ABS(x) ((x>=0)?x:-x) /* absolute value */
/*
* An optimized "move to (x,y), with current pen lowered unless UP is
* true" function. Takes advantage of short commands for short
* movements to minimize character traffic to term.
*
* Note: the "x -= 1;" fudge is because we only want to DRAW
* to the next transition_vector entry - 1, but if we
* have the pen raised, we want to move to exactly the
* next point.
*/
#define MOVETO(x,y,up) \
if (up) *op++ = 'a'; \
else x -= 1; \
if (ABS(x-oldx) < 16 && ABS(y-oldy) < 16) { \
if (currentformat != BINSINC) { \
*op++ = 'j'; \
currentformat = BINSINC; \
} \
*op++ = (((x-oldx) & 0x1f) + ' '); \
*op++ = (((y-oldy) & 0x1f) + ' '); \
} else { \
if (currentformat != BINLABS) { \
*op++ = 'i'; \
currentformat = BINLABS; \
} \
*op++ = (((x&0x3e0)>>5)+' '); \
*op++ = ((x&0x01f) +' '); \
*op++ = (((y&0x3e0)>>5)+' '); \
*op++ = ((y&0x01f) +' '); \
} \
oldx = x; \
oldy = y;
void mf_hp2627_paintrow P4C(screenrow, row,
pixelcolor, init_color,
transspec, transition_vector,
screencol, vector_size)
{
register color;
char outbuf[512*6]; /* enough to hold an alternate color */
/* in each column */
register char *op;
register x, y, oldx, oldy;
int currentformat;
color = (init_color == 0)? 0 : 1;
/*
* We put all escape sequences in a buffer so the write
* has a chance of being atomic, and not interrupted by
* other independent output to our TTY. Also to avoid
* (literally millions) of stdio calls.
*/
op = outbuf;
/*
* Select current pen to be the color of the first segment:
*
* our strategy here is to paint a long line from the first
* transition_vector value (left edge of row) to the last
* transition_vector entry (right edge of row). Then we switch
* colors to the contrasting color, and paint alternate
* segments with that color. Would that the HP2627 would provide
* a mode to paint the "background" color while the PEN is lifted.
* However, this is faster than using rectangular area fills.
*/
*op++ = '\033'; *op++ = '*'; *op++ = 'm';
*op++ = mf_hp2627_pencolors[color];
*op++ = 'X';
/*
* Reset our "remembered" state for (X,Y) positioning and plot
* command format
*/
oldx = oldy = -999;
currentformat = ASCIILABS;
/*
* Now, paint across the entire width of this row, make it the
* initial segment color.
*/
x = *transition_vector;
y = HP2627_MAXY-row;
*op++ = '\033'; *op++ = '*'; *op++ = 'p';
MOVETO(x,y,1);
x = transition_vector[vector_size];
MOVETO(x,y,0);
*op++ = 'Z';
/*
* If there remain other segments (of contrasting color) to paint,
* switch pens colors and draw them
*/
if (--vector_size > 0) {
*op++ = '\033'; *op++ = '*'; *op++ = 'm';
*op++ = mf_hp2627_pencolors[1-color]; *op++ = 'X';
color = 1-color;
oldx = oldy = -999;
currentformat = ASCIILABS;
*op++ = '\033'; *op++ = '*'; *op++ = 'p';
x = *++transition_vector;
MOVETO(x,y,1);
while (vector_size-- > 0) {
x = *++transition_vector;
MOVETO(x,y,(color==init_color));
color = 1 - color;
};
*op++ = 'Z';
};
/*
* Write the resulting plot commands, hopefully atomically
*/
(void) write(fileno(stdout), outbuf, op-outbuf);
}
#else
int hp2627_dummy;
#endif /* HP2627WIN */
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