/*
* @(#)vskeys.h 1.25 (NCSA) 4/29/88
*
* Virtual Screen Kernel Keys and Attribute Definitions
* (vskeys.c)
*
* National Center for Supercomputing Applications
* by Gaige B. Paulsen
*
* This file contains equates used by the program for specification of
* special Keyboard characters and definition of the Attribute byte.
*
* Version Date Notes
* ------- ------ ---------------------------------------------------
* 0.01 861102 Initial coding -GBP
* 2.1 871130 NCSA Telnet 2.1 -GBP
* 2.2 880715 NCSA Telnet 2.2 -GBP
*
*/
#ifndef VSKEYS_H
#define VSKEYS_H
#define VSUP 129 /* Up Arrow */
#define VSDN 130 /* Down Arrow */
#define VSRT 131 /* Right Arrow */
#define VSLT 132 /* Left Arrow */
#define VSK0 133 /* Keypad 0 */
#define VSK1 134 /* Keypad 1 */
#define VSK2 135 /* Keypad 2 */
#define VSK3 136 /* Keypad 3 */
#define VSK4 137 /* Keypad 4 */
#define VSK5 138 /* Keypad 5 */
#define VSK6 139 /* Keypad 6 */
#define VSK7 140 /* Keypad 7 */
#define VSK8 141 /* Keypad 8 */
#define VSK9 142 /* Keypad 9 */
#define VSKC 143 /* Keypad , */
#define VSKM 144 /* Keypad - */
#define VSKP 145 /* Keypad . */
#define VSKE 146 /* Keypad Enter */
#define VSF1 147 /* Function 1 */
#define VSF2 148 /* Function 2 */
#define VSF3 149 /* Function 3 */
#define VSF4 150 /* Function 4 */
#define VSF5 151 /* Function 5 */
#define VSF6 152 /* Function 6 */
#define VSF7 153 /* Function 7 */
#define VSF8 154 /* Function 8 */
#define VSF9 155 /* Function 9 */
#define VSF10 156 /* Function 10 */
/*
* Ok, here's the scoop about these next couple of codes.
* The keymapping specifications called for certain keys
* to always send cursor control VT100 strings. These
* next codes always send the correct cursor control
* escape strings. The problem with the regular VSUP,
* VSDN, etc. keys was that depending on the current state
* of other VT100 flags (mainly DECCKM and DECKPAM) they
* could output other escape strings. These codes are
* hardwired to always send the cursor control codes.
* the parse_serb() routine in keymap.c and the VSkbsend()
* routine in vsinterf.c understand these codes.
* QAK - 6/91
*/
#define VSUP_SPECIAL 193 /* Special Up Arrow Code */
#define VSDN_SPECIAL 194 /* Special Down Arrow Code */
#define VSRT_SPECIAL 195 /* Special Right Arrow Code */
#define VSLT_SPECIAL 196 /* Special Left Arrow Code */
#ifdef VSMASTER
char VSIkpxlate[2][29]={
"ABCD0123456789,-.\15PQRSTUVWXY",
"ABCDpqrstuvwxylmnMPQRSTUVWXY"
};
#else
extern char VSIkpxlate[2][29];
#endif
/*
* Definition of attribute bits in the Virtual Screen
*
* 0 - Bold
* 1 -
* 2 -
* 3 - Underline
* 4 - Blink
* 5 -
* 6 - Reverse
* 7 - Graphics character set
*
*/
#define VSisbold(x) (x & 0x01)
#define VSisundl(x) (x & 0x08)
#define VSisblnk(x) (x & 0x10)
#define VSisrev(x) (x & 0x40)
#define VSisgrph(x) (x & 0x80)
#define VSinattr(x) (x & 0xd9)
#define VSgraph(x) (x | 0x80)
#define VSnotgraph(x) (x & 0x7F)
#endif
