Use "ANSI-mode" cursor keys only on actual cursor keys (A through D).
Fixes #161.
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@@ -16,33 +16,59 @@
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along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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*/
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#include <assert.h>
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#include "terminaluserinput.h"
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using namespace Terminal;
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using namespace std;
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std::string UserInput::input( const Parser::UserByte *act,
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bool application_mode_cursor_keys )
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string UserInput::input( const Parser::UserByte *act,
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bool application_mode_cursor_keys )
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{
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char translated_str[ 2 ] = { act->c, 0 };
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act->handled = true;
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/* The user will always be in application mode. If stm is not in
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application mode, convert user's cursor control function to an
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ANSI cursor control sequence */
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/* We don't need lookahead to do this for 7-bit. */
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/* We need to look ahead one byte in the SS3 state to see if
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the next byte will be A, B, C, or D (cursor control keys). */
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if ( (!application_mode_cursor_keys)
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&& (last_byte == 0x1b) /* ESC */
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&& (act->c == 'O') ) { /* ESC O = 7-bit SS3 = application mode */
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translated_str[ 0 ] = '[';
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switch ( state ) {
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case Ground:
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if ( act->c == 0x1b ) { /* ESC */
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state = ESC;
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}
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return string( &act->c, 1 );
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break;
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case ESC:
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if ( act->c == 'O' ) { /* ESC O = 7-bit SS3 */
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state = SS3;
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return string();
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} else {
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state = Ground;
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return string( &act->c, 1 );
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}
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break;
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case SS3:
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state = Ground;
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if ( (!application_mode_cursor_keys)
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&& (act->c >= 'A')
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&& (act->c <= 'D') ) {
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char translated_cursor[ 2 ] = { '[', act->c };
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return string( translated_cursor, 2 );
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} else {
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char original_cursor[ 2 ] = { 'O', act->c };
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return string( original_cursor, 2 );
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}
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break;
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}
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/* This doesn't handle the 8-bit SS3 C1 control, which would be
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two octets in UTF-8. Fortunately nobody seems to send this. */
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last_byte = act->c;
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act->handled = true;
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return std::string( translated_str, 1 );
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assert( false );
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return string();
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}
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@@ -24,18 +24,25 @@
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namespace Terminal {
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class UserInput {
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public:
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enum UserInputState {
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Ground,
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ESC,
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SS3
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};
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private:
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wchar_t last_byte;
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UserInputState state;
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public:
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UserInput()
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: last_byte( -1 )
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: state( Ground )
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{}
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std::string input( const Parser::UserByte *act,
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bool application_mode_cursor_keys );
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bool operator==( const UserInput &x ) const { return last_byte == x.last_byte; }
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bool operator==( const UserInput &x ) const { return state == x.state; }
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};
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}
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