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[NTOS:KDBG] Fix the ANSI escape sequences used to get terminal characteristics when printing with paging.
- Line-wrapping is enabled with 'ESC[?7h' (the '?' was forgotten). Notice that the following reference also shows it wrong: https://www.cse.psu.edu/~kxc104/class/cse472/09s/hw/hw7/vt100ansi.htm - Terminal type is actually queried with 'ESC Z' (VT52-compatible), or with 'ESC[c' (VT100-compatible). The antediluvian CTRL-E ('\x05') control code gives instead a user-configurable (usually empty) string, so it's not reliable. Also, we don't really care about the returned result, we just need to know that one has been sent. Cross-checked with online documentation: * "Digital VT100 User Guide" (EK-VT100-UG-001) (1st edition, August 1978, reviewed November 1978). * https://www.real-world-systems.com/docs/ANSIcode.html * https://geoffg.net/Downloads/Terminal/TerminalEscapeCodes.pdf * https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enquiry_character - Retrieve the size of the *controlling terminal* with escape sequences only when it's a serial one: serial output is enabled *and* KDSERIAL is set (i.e. user input through serial). See code for the actual logic (the corresponding truth table is left as an exercise for the reader). - Fix also a "Buffer" vs. "InBuffer" mismatch, that caused the whole code to fail. - For fallback terminal size values, use meaningful ones when SCREEN is instead the controlling "terminal" (based on full-size BOOTVID values). - When echoing read characters during line-cooking, do direct output by using KdpDprintf() instead of going through the heavy KdbpPrint() function. This fixes some input artifacts like: 1. extra slowdowns due to querying terminal size at each keypress, and 2. getting obnoxious "--- Press q to abort ..." prompts in the middle of typing a long comamnd because you are at the very bottom of the screen.
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@ -2923,27 +2923,28 @@ KdbpPagerInternal(
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{
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TerminalInitialized = TRUE;
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KdpDprintf("\x1b[7h"); /* Enable linewrap */
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/* Enable line-wrap */
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KdpDprintf("\x1b[?7h");
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/* Query terminal type */
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/*DbgPrint("\x1b[Z");*/
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KdpDprintf("\x05");
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Length = 0;
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/*
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* Query terminal type.
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* Historically it was done with CTRL-E ('\x05'), however nowadays
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* terminals respond to it with an empty (or a user-configurable)
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* string. Instead, use the VT52-compatible 'ESC Z' sequence or the
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* VT100-compatible 'ESC[c' one.
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*/
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KdpDprintf("\x1b[c");
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KeStallExecutionProcessor(100000);
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Length = 0;
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for (;;)
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{
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/* Verify we get an answer, but don't care about it */
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c = KdbpTryGetCharSerial(5000);
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if (c == -1)
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break;
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InBuffer[Length++] = c;
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if (Length >= (sizeof(InBuffer) - 1))
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break;
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++Length;
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}
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InBuffer[Length] = '\0';
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if (Length > 0)
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TerminalConnected = TRUE;
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}
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@ -2953,21 +2954,34 @@ KdbpPagerInternal(
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/* Refresh terminal size each time when number of rows printed is 0 */
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(KdbNumberOfRowsPrinted) == 0)
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{
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if ((KdbDebugState & KD_DEBUG_KDSERIAL) && TerminalConnected && TerminalReportsSize)
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/* Retrieve the size of the serial terminal only when it is the
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* controlling terminal: serial output is enabled *and* KDSERIAL
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* is set (i.e. user input through serial). */
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BOOLEAN SerialTerminal =
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#if 0
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// Old logic where KDSERIAL also enables serial output.
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(KdbDebugState & KD_DEBUG_KDSERIAL) ||
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(KdpDebugMode.Serial && !KdpDebugMode.Screen);
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#else
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// New logic where KDSERIAL does not necessarily enable serial output.
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KdpDebugMode.Serial &&
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((KdbDebugState & KD_DEBUG_KDSERIAL) || !KdpDebugMode.Screen);
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#endif
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if (SerialTerminal && TerminalConnected && TerminalReportsSize)
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{
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/* Try to query number of rows from terminal. A reply looks like "\x1b[8;24;80t" */
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TerminalReportsSize = FALSE;
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KeStallExecutionProcessor(100000);
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KdpDprintf("\x1b[18t");
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c = KdbpTryGetCharSerial(5000);
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KeStallExecutionProcessor(100000);
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c = KdbpTryGetCharSerial(5000);
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if (c == KEY_ESC)
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{
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c = KdbpTryGetCharSerial(5000);
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if (c == '[')
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{
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Length = 0;
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for (;;)
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{
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c = KdbpTryGetCharSerial(5000);
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if (isalpha(c) || Length >= (sizeof(InBuffer) - 1))
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break;
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}
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InBuffer[Length] = '\0';
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if (InBuffer[0] == '8' && InBuffer[1] == ';')
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{
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for (i = 2; (i < Length) && (InBuffer[i] != ';'); i++);
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if (Buffer[i] == ';')
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if (InBuffer[i] == ';')
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{
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Buffer[i++] = '\0';
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InBuffer[i++] = '\0';
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/* Number of rows is now at Buffer + 2 and number of cols at Buffer + i */
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KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal = strtoul(InBuffer + 2, NULL, 0);
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if (KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal <= 0)
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{
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/* Set number of rows to the default */
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if (!DoPage)
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KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal = 23; //Mna.: for SCREEN debugport
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if (KdpDebugMode.Screen && !SerialTerminal)
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KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal = (SCREEN_HEIGHT / (13 /*BOOTCHAR_HEIGHT*/ + 1));
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else
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KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal = 24;
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}
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else if (KdbNumberOfColsTerminal <= 0)
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if (KdbNumberOfColsTerminal <= 0)
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{
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/* Set number of cols to the default */
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if (!DoPage)
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KdbNumberOfColsTerminal = 75; //Mna.: for SCREEN debugport
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if (KdpDebugMode.Screen && !SerialTerminal)
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KdbNumberOfColsTerminal = (SCREEN_WIDTH / 8 /*BOOTCHAR_WIDTH*/);
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else
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KdbNumberOfColsTerminal = 80;
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}
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// KdpDprintf("Cols/Rows: %dx%d\n",
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// KdbNumberOfColsTerminal, KdbNumberOfRowsTerminal);
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}
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/* Loop through the strings */
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if (NextKey == '\n' || NextKey == -1) /* \n or no response at all */
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NextKey = '\0';
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KdbpPrint("\n");
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KdpDprintf("\n");
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/*
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* Repeat the last command if the user presses enter. Reduces the
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*Buffer = 0;
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if (EchoOn)
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KdbpPrint("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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else
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KdbpPrint(" %c", KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf(" %c", KEY_BS);
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}
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}
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else if (ScanCode == KEY_SCAN_UP)
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*Buffer = 0;
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if (EchoOn)
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KdbpPrint("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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else
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KdbpPrint(" %c", KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf(" %c", KEY_BS);
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}
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i = min(strlen(KdbCommandHistory[CmdHistIndex]), Size - 1);
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memcpy(Orig, KdbCommandHistory[CmdHistIndex], i);
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Orig[i] = '\0';
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Buffer = Orig + i;
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KdbpPrint("%s", Orig);
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KdpDprintf("%s", Orig);
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}
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}
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else if (ScanCode == KEY_SCAN_DOWN)
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*Buffer = 0;
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if (EchoOn)
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KdbpPrint("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf("%c %c", KEY_BS, KEY_BS);
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else
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KdbpPrint(" %c", KEY_BS);
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KdpDprintf(" %c", KEY_BS);
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}
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i = min(strlen(KdbCommandHistory[CmdHistIndex]), Size - 1);
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memcpy(Orig, KdbCommandHistory[CmdHistIndex], i);
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Orig[i] = '\0';
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Buffer = Orig + i;
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KdbpPrint("%s", Orig);
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KdpDprintf("%s", Orig);
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}
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}
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}
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else
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{
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if (EchoOn)
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KdbpPrint("%c", Key);
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KdpDprintf("%c", Key);
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*Buffer = Key;
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Buffer++;
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