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/* color.c */
/* Copyright 1999 by Steve Kirkendall */
#include "elvis.h"
typedef struct guidot_s
{
struct guidot_s *next;
CHAR *name; /* "gui.role" form of some other gui's colors */
CHAR *descr; /* description of the attributes */
} guidot_t;
COLORINFO colorinfo[128] =
{
{NULL}, /* the null color */
{toCHAR("normal")}, /* the "normal" color */
{toCHAR("idle")}, /* the "idle" color */
{toCHAR("bottom")}, /* the "bottom" color */
{toCHAR("selection")}, /* the "selection" color */
{toCHAR("hlsearch")}, /* the "hlsearch" color */
{toCHAR("ruler")}, /* the "ruler" color -- ruler on bottom row */
{toCHAR("showmode")}, /* the "showmode" colors -- showmode value */
{toCHAR("lnum")}, /* the "lnum" colors -- line numbers */
{toCHAR("nontext")} /* the "nontext" colors -- tilde lines */
};
int colornpermanent = COLOR_FONT_QTY_SPECIALS;
int ntemporary; /* index of next temporary colorinfo[] to use */
/* This array is used to store the sort sequence for the colors. We don't
* simply sort the colorinfo[] array in place because we don't want to move
* any font after it has been assigned a position in colorinfo[].
*/
int colorsortorder[128] = {
COLOR_FONT_BOTTOM,
COLOR_FONT_HLSEARCH,
COLOR_FONT_IDLE,
COLOR_FONT_LNUM,
COLOR_FONT_NONTEXT,
COLOR_FONT_NORMAL,
COLOR_FONT_RULER,
COLOR_FONT_SELECTION,
COLOR_FONT_SHOWMODE
};
/* This array is used for remembering the two fonts that got merged to make a
* new temporary font, so that we can reuse it elsewhere on the screen during
* the same refresh.
*/
static struct
{
unsigned char oldfont, newfont;
} tmpfonts[128];
#ifdef FEATURE_MKEXRC
/* This is the head of a list of colors that would be used in a different
* GUI. We store this for the sole purpose of making :mkexrc work better
* for multiple GUIs.
*/
static guidot_t *guidot;
#endif
/* Forward declarations for static functions */
static ELVBOOL orcolor P_((unsigned char cur[3], unsigned char or[3], unsigned char bg[3]));
static void colorlike P_((int fontcode));
static void recolor P_((int fontcode));
/* background colors in RGB format, used for choosing foreground color */
static unsigned char light[3] = {255, 255, 255};
static unsigned char dark[3] = {0, 0, 0};
#define LP_BG light
#define VIDEO_BG ((colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].da.bits & COLOR_BG) \
? colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].da.bg_rgb \
: o_background == 'l' ? light : dark)
#ifdef FEATURE_IMAGE
/* Separate a background description into two parts: A solid color and an
* image file name. Search for the image file in the current directory, or
* a "themes" subdirectory of an element in elvispath. Return the image file
* name or NULL if no file was given or it wasn't found. Put a NUL character
* at the end of the color part, so that upon return bgname[] contains only
* the color name or "" if no color was given.
*/
char *colorimage(bgname)
CHAR *bgname; /* buffer holding color name & image name */
{
CHAR *imgname;
CHAR *themes;
static char *fullname;
/* if there was a previous fullname, free it now */
if (fullname)
safefree(fullname);
fullname = NULL;
/* Look for an image name within the color name. An image name always
* contains punctuation, but we can't use elvpunct() because this
* function may be called before elvis' digraphs are configured, so
* we just look for a few specific punctuation marks.
*/
for (imgname = bgname;
*imgname && CHARchr(toCHAR("./\\:"), *imgname) == NULL;
imgname++)
{
}
/* if no image name, then return NULL. */
if (!*imgname)
return NULL;
/* Found punctuation! Go back to start of word */
while (imgname != bgname && !elvspace(*imgname))
imgname--;
if (imgname != bgname)
imgname++;
/* If we were given an image name, and the name isn't that of a file in
* the current directory, then try searching through elvispath
*/
if (*imgname && dirperm(tochar8(imgname)) < DIR_READONLY)
{
themes = NULL;
buildstr(&themes, "themes/");
buildstr(&themes, tochar8(imgname));
fullname = iopath(tochar8(o_elvispath), tochar8(themes), ElvFalse);
safefree(themes);
}
else
fullname = tochar8(imgname);
/* allocate a copy of the fullname, unless it is null */
if (fullname)
fullname = safekdup(fullname);
/* Place a NUL character before the image name, to separate the
* color name from the image name. If there is no color name, then
* just place a NUL at the front of the buffer.
*/
if (imgname != bgname)
imgname--;
*imgname = '\0';
/* return the full name of the image file */
return fullname;
}
#endif /* FEATURE_IMAGE */
/* This is used for setting the "background" option. We can't simply use
* optisoneof() because we want to detect when the value is changed and the
* exact background color is unknown, so we can calculate foreground colors.
*/
int colorisbg(desc, val, newval)
OPTDESC *desc; /* description of the option */
OPTVAL *val; /* value of the option */
CHAR *newval;/* value the option should have (as a string) */
{
int i;
/* use optisoneof() to do the actual setting. If invalid or unchanged,
* or if we know the real background, then return the result code.
*/
i = optisoneof(desc, val, newval);
if (i != 1 || (colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].da.bits & COLOR_BG) != 0)
return i;
/* Changed! And we don't know the real background, so that matters! */
for (i = 1; i < colornpermanent; i++)
if (!colorinfo[i].like)
recolor(i);
/* return the "changed" result code */
return 1;
}
/* This function chooses either a new RGB color or an old one, based on how
* well it contrasts with a third RGB color. If the new one is used, it is
* copied over the old one and ElvTrue is returned; else ElvFalse is returned.
*/
static ELVBOOL orcolor(cur, or, bg)
unsigned char cur[3]; /* current color */
unsigned char or[3]; /* new color */
unsigned char bg[3]; /* background color */
{
long curdist; /* distance between current fg and bg */
long ordist; /* distance between "or" fg and bg */
long r, g, b; /* partial distances */
/* compute curdist */
r = (long)cur[0] - (long)bg[0];
g = (long)cur[1] - (long)bg[1];
b = (long)cur[2] - (long)bg[2];
curdist = 5 * r * r + 6 * g * g + 4 * b * b;
/* compute ordist */
r = (long)or[0] - (long)bg[0];
g = (long)or[1] - (long)bg[1];
b = (long)or[2] - (long)bg[2];
ordist = 5 * r * r + 6 * g * g + 4 * b * b;
/* if ordist contrasts better than curdist, then use it */
if (ordist > curdist)
{
memcpy(cur, or, 3);
return ElvTrue;
}
return ElvFalse;
}
/* Returns the index of a font name. If the fontname isn't in the colorinfo[]
* table already, then this adds it. If it can't add it (because the table is
* already full) then it outputs an error message and returns 0.
*/
int colorfind(fontname)
CHAR *fontname;
{
int i;
/* scan the list */
for (i = 1; i < colornpermanent; i++)
if (!CHARcmp(colorinfo[i].name, fontname))
return i;
/* must be a new color -- is there room? */
if (i >= QTY(colorinfo))
{
msg(MSG_ERROR, "[S]color table full -- can't add $1", fontname);
return 0;
}
/* allocate the color */
colorinfo[i] = colorinfo[0];
colorinfo[i].name = CHARkdup(fontname);
while (--i >= 1 && CHARcmp(colorinfo[colorsortorder[i - 1]].name, colorinfo[colornpermanent].name) > 0)
colorsortorder[i] = colorsortorder[i - 1];
colorsortorder[i] = colornpermanent;
return colornpermanent++;
}
/* Combine two fonts, and return the result in a static variable */
COLORINFO *colorcombine(oldfont, newcinfo)
int oldfont; /* index of the old font */
COLORINFO *newcinfo; /* information about new font */
{
static COLORINFO combo;
COLORINFO *old = &colorinfo[oldfont];
if (&combo != newcinfo)
combo = *newcinfo;
if (~combo.da.bits & COLOR_FGSET)
{
combo.fg = old->fg;
memcpy(combo.da.fg_rgb, old->da.fg_rgb, 3);
memcpy(combo.lpfg_rgb, old->lpfg_rgb, 3);
combo.da.bits |= old->da.bits & (COLOR_FG|COLOR_FGSET);
}
if (~combo.da.bits & COLOR_BGSET)
{
combo.bg = colorinfo[oldfont].bg;
memcpy(combo.da.bg_rgb, colorinfo[oldfont].da.bg_rgb, 3);
combo.da.bits |= old->da.bits & (COLOR_BG|COLOR_BGSET);
}
if (combo.da.bits & COLOR_PROPSET)
combo.da.bits |= (colorinfo[oldfont].da.bits & ~(COLOR_SET|COLOR_FGSET|COLOR_BGSET|COLOR_PROP));
else
combo.da.bits |= (colorinfo[oldfont].da.bits & ~(COLOR_SET|COLOR_FGSET|COLOR_BGSET|COLOR_PROPSET));
return &combo;
}
/* Parse a description string. The flags are converted into bits in *bitsref,
* but the other attributes are returned as strings.
*/
void colorparse(descr, fgref,bgref, likeref, bitsref)
CHAR *descr; /* description of the attributes */
CHAR **fgref; /* reference to foreground string pointer */
CHAR **bgref; /* reference to background string pointer */
CHAR **likeref;/* reference to "like" string pointer */
unsigned short *bitsref;/* reference to "bits" value */
{
CHAR *scan, *build, *word;
enum {EXPECT_LIKE, EXPECT_FG, EXPECT_BG} expect, nextexpect;
int i;
/* by default, assume nothing */
*fgref = NULL;
*bgref = NULL;
*likeref = NULL;
*bitsref = 0;
/* if no description, then we're done! */
if (!descr)
return;
/* parse the words */
build = word = NULL;
expect = nextexpect = EXPECT_FG;
for (scan = descr; ; scan++)
{
/* part of a word? */
if (*scan && !elvspace(*scan))
{
(void)buildCHAR(&build, *scan);
if (!word)
word = build;
goto Continue;
}
/* Whitespace. If after other whitespace, then ignore */
if (!build)
goto Continue;
/* okay, we've hit the end of a word. If we were
* expecting a role name, then this is it.
*/
if (expect == EXPECT_LIKE)
{
/* if already had a "like", this one overrides it */
if (*likeref)
safefree(*likeref);
*likeref = CHARdup(word);
nextexpect = EXPECT_FG;
goto ContinueNewWord;
}
/* Is it a word that has special meaning? */
if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("like")))
nextexpect = EXPECT_LIKE;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("on")))
nextexpect = EXPECT_BG;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("bold")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_BOLD;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("italic")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_ITALIC;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("underlined")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_UNDERLINED;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("boxed")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_BOXED;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("proportional")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_PROP|COLOR_PROPSET;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("fixed")))
*bitsref = (*bitsref & ~COLOR_PROP) | COLOR_PROPSET;
else if (!CHARcmp(word, toCHAR("graphic")))
*bitsref |= COLOR_GRAPHIC;
else
word = NULL;
/* If the preceding word was special or we've hit the
* end of the descr string, and some other text
* preceded the word, then that other text must be
* some kind of argument.
*/
if ((word || !*scan) && build != word)
{
/* If a special word appeared, strip it from
* the end of the other text.
*/
if (word)
word[-1] = '\0';
/* Strip any trailing whitespace. (This can
* happen at the end of the command string.)
*/
for (i = CHARlen(build); elvspace(build[--i]); )
{
}
build[i + 1] = '\0';
/* What kind of text is it? */
switch (expect)
{
case EXPECT_LIKE:
/* can't happen -- handled above */
break;
case EXPECT_FG:
if (*fgref)
safefree(*fgref);
*fgref = CHARdup(build);
break;
case EXPECT_BG:
if (*bgref)
safefree(*bgref);
*bgref = CHARdup(build);
break;
}
expect = nextexpect;
} /* end if ((word || !*scan) && build != word) */
/* If we're continuing a long arg such as a color name,
* then add a space. Otherwise free the string.
*/
if (!word && *scan)
{
/* continuing, so add a space */
buildCHAR(&build, ' ');
word = build + CHARlen(build);
}
else
{
ContinueNewWord:
/* free the old string, prepare for a new one */
safefree(build);
build = word = NULL;
expect = nextexpect;
Continue:
/* if end of string, then quit */
if (!*scan)
break;
}
}
/* clean up */
if (build)
safefree(build);
}
/* Interpret the "descr" string for the given fontcode. Then call
* colorlike(fontcode) to adjust any fonts which are "like" this one.
*/
static void recolor(fontcode)
int fontcode;
{
COLORINFO newinfo, tmpinfo, *combo;
long oldfg[20], oldbg;
int noldfg, i, j;
CHAR *fgstr, *bgstr, *likestr;
CHAR *colornam, *scan;
unsigned short oldbits;
ELVBOOL used;
#ifdef FEATURE_AUTOCMD
ELVBOOL bgchanged = ElvFalse;
#endif
/* if there is no description, then don't change anything. */
if (!colorinfo[fontcode].descr)
{
/* if this font has no "like" field, then do nothing */
if (!colorinfo[fontcode].like)
return;
/* inherit some attributes from the "like" font */
newinfo = colorinfo[fontcode];
combo = colorcombine(newinfo.like, &newinfo);
colorinfo[fontcode].fg = combo->fg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.fg_rgb, combo->da.fg_rgb, 3);
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].lpfg_rgb, combo->lpfg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].bg = combo->bg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb, combo->da.bg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits = newinfo.da.bits | combo->da.bits;
/* if there are other fonts that are "like" this, update them */
colorlike(fontcode);
return;
}
/* reset newinfo */
newinfo = colorinfo[0];
noldfg = 0;
/* parse the description */
colorparse(colorinfo[fontcode].descr,
&fgstr, &bgstr, &likestr, &newinfo.da.bits);
/* were we given a "like" font? */
if (likestr)
{
newinfo.like = colorfind(likestr);
safefree(likestr);
}
/* were we given a background color? */
if (bgstr)
{
/* parse it, if the GUI supports color */
if (gui->color
&& (*gui->color)(fontcode, bgstr, ElvFalse,
&newinfo.bg, newinfo.da.bg_rgb))
{
newinfo.da.bits |= (COLOR_BG|COLOR_BGSET);
}
safefree(bgstr);
}
/* Were we given a foreground color? */
if (fgstr)
{
/* It may actually be a series of colors, separated by "or" */
for (colornam = scan = fgstr; gui->color && *scan; scan++)
{
/* If not the end of a color name (the word "or", or
* the end of the description string) then loop. If
* "or" then stick a '\0' at the end of the color name.
*/
if (!CHARncmp(scan, toCHAR(" or "), 4))
{
*scan = '\0';
scan += 3;
}
else if (scan[1])
continue;
/* Convert the color. If can't convert, skip it */
if (!(*gui->color)(fontcode, colornam, ElvTrue,
&tmpinfo.fg, tmpinfo.da.fg_rgb))
{
colornam = scan + 1;
continue;
}
/* was this the first color? */
if ((newinfo.da.bits & COLOR_FGSET) == 0)
{
/* Yes! First color is simply stored */
newinfo.fg = tmpinfo.fg;
memcpy(newinfo.da.fg_rgb, tmpinfo.da.fg_rgb, 3);
memcpy(newinfo.lpfg_rgb, tmpinfo.da.fg_rgb, 3);
newinfo.da.bits |= (COLOR_FG|COLOR_FGSET);
}
else
{
/* if contrasts with white, remember for :lpr */
(void)orcolor(newinfo.lpfg_rgb,
tmpinfo.da.fg_rgb, LP_BG);
/* if contrasts with normal bg, remember it */
if (orcolor(newinfo.da.fg_rgb,
tmpinfo.da.fg_rgb, VIDEO_BG))
{
/* discard old fg, use the new one */
oldfg[noldfg++] = newinfo.fg;
newinfo.fg = tmpinfo.fg;
}
else
{
/* discard "or" fg */
oldfg[noldfg++] = tmpinfo.fg;
}
}
/* prepare for next color, if there is one */
colornam = scan + 1;
} /* end for each color in a list delimited by "or" words */
safefree(fgstr);
} /* end if (fgstr) */
/* Remember the old colors, so we can free them later */
oldfg[noldfg++] = colorinfo[fontcode].fg;
oldbg = colorinfo[fontcode].bg;
oldbits = colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits;
/* combine the new info with the "like" info, and store it */
combo = newinfo.like ? colorcombine(newinfo.like, &newinfo) : &newinfo;
colorinfo[fontcode].fg = combo->fg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.fg_rgb, combo->da.fg_rgb, 3);
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].lpfg_rgb, combo->lpfg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].bg = combo->bg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb, combo->da.bg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits = newinfo.da.bits | combo->da.bits;
colorinfo[fontcode].like = newinfo.like;
/* if it was explicitly set before, then it is still explicitly set */
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits |= oldbits & COLOR_SET;
/* the "idle" font should take default fg & bg from "normal" */
if (fontcode == COLOR_FONT_IDLE)
{
if (~colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits & COLOR_FG)
{
colorinfo[fontcode].fg = colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].fg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.fg_rgb,
colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].da.fg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits |= COLOR_FG;
}
if (~colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits & COLOR_BG)
{
colorinfo[fontcode].bg = colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].bg;
memcpy(colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb,
colorinfo[COLOR_FONT_NORMAL].da.bg_rgb, 3);
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits |= COLOR_BG;
}
}
/* if this GUI has a freecolor() function, then decide whether to
* free any colors.
*/
if (gui->freecolor)
{
/* maybe free the old foreground color */
for (i = 0; i < noldfg; i++)
{
for (j=1, used=ElvFalse; j < colornpermanent && !used; j++)
if (colorinfo[j].fg == oldfg[i]
|| colorinfo[j].bg == oldfg[i])
used = ElvTrue;
if (!used)
{
(*gui->freecolor)(oldfg[i], ElvTrue);
}
}
/* maybe free the old background color */
if (oldbits & COLOR_BG)
{
for (i=1, used=ElvFalse; i < colornpermanent && !used; i++)
if (colorinfo[i].fg == oldbg
|| colorinfo[i].bg == oldbg)
used = ElvTrue;
if (!used)
{
(*gui->freecolor)(oldbg, ElvFalse);
}
}
}
/* call colorlike() to adjust any colors which are "like" this one */
colorlike(fontcode);
#ifdef FEATURE_AUTOCMD
if (bgchanged && fontcode == COLOR_FONT_NORMAL)
(void)auperform(windefault, ElvFalse, NULL, AU_BGCHANGED,
toCHAR(colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[0]
+ colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[1]
+ colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[2] >= 384
? "light"
: "dark"));
#endif
}
/* Find each entry in the color table which has "like" that matches "fontcode",
* and reinterpret its "descr" field by calling recolor() on it.
*/
static void colorlike(fontcode)
int fontcode;
{
int i;
int oldlike;
/* Set this font's "like" value to an impossible value temporarily,
* to avoid any chance of an endless loop due to cyclic dependencies.
*/
oldlike = colorinfo[fontcode].like;
colorinfo[fontcode].like = 0;
/* adjust any other colors which are "like" this one. Also, if the
* fontcode is "normal" then we want to recolor everything, since
* a changed background color could cause the "or color" to be used
* for any font.
*/
for (i = 1; i < colornpermanent; i++)
if (colorinfo[i].like == fontcode
|| (fontcode == COLOR_FONT_NORMAL && i != fontcode))
recolor(i);
/* restore this font's "like" value */
colorinfo[fontcode].like = oldlike;
}
/* Change the description for a given fontcode, and then recolor it so the
* changes take effect. The "explicit" parameter should be ElvTrue if called
* from :color, or ElvFalse if set to a default value via elvis.syn or something
* similar.
*/
void colorset(fontcode, descr, explicit)
int fontcode;
CHAR *descr;
ELVBOOL explicit;
{
ELVBOOL washidden;
CHAR *fg, *bg, *like;
unsigned short bits;
CHAR *newfg, *newbg, *newlike;
unsigned short newbits;
CHAR *oldfg, *oldbg, *oldlike;
unsigned short oldbits;
CHAR oper;
CHAR *build;
#ifdef FEATURE_AUTOCMD
ELVBOOL bgchanged = ElvFalse;
#endif
/* If not explicit, and a previous colorset was explicit, then do
* nothing here. Defaults never override explicit settings.
*/
if (!explicit && (colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits & COLOR_SET) != 0)
return;
/* parse an optional "+=" or "-=" at the front of the description */
oper = '=';
if (*descr == '+' || *descr == '-')
oper = *descr++;
if (*descr == '=')
descr++;
while (elvspace(*descr))
descr++;
/* parse the old description, and then free it */
colorparse(colorinfo[fontcode].descr, &oldfg, &oldbg, &oldlike, &oldbits);
/* parse the new description */
colorparse(descr, &newfg, &newbg, &newlike, &newbits);
#ifdef FEATURE_AUTOCMD
/* are we changing the normal background? */
if (fontcode == COLOR_FONT_NORMAL
&& newbg
&& oper != '-'
&& (!oldbg || CHARcmp(newbg, oldbg)))
bgchanged = ElvTrue;
#endif
/* "normal" can never be "like" another color. "idle" can't be "like"
* anything except "normal"
*/
if (newlike
&& (fontcode == COLOR_FONT_NORMAL
|| (fontcode == COLOR_FONT_IDLE && CHARcmp(newlike, toCHAR("normal")))))
{
safefree(newlike);
newlike = NULL;
}
/* combine them, under control of the operator */
switch (oper)
{
case '+':
fg = newfg ? newfg : oldfg;
bg = newbg ? newbg : oldbg;
like = newlike ? newlike : oldlike;
bits = oldbits | newbits;
break;
case '-':
fg = newfg ? NULL : oldfg;
bg = newbg ? NULL : oldbg;
like = newlike ? NULL : oldlike;
bits = oldbits & ~newbits;
break;
default:
if (fontcode==COLOR_FONT_NORMAL)
{
fg = newfg ? newfg : oldfg;
bg = newbg ? newbg : oldbg;
}
else
{
fg = newfg;
bg = newbg;
}
like = newlike;
bits = newbits;
break;
}
/* generate a whole new description string from the parsed info */
build = NULL;
if (like)
{
buildstr(&build, "like ");
buildstr(&build, tochar8(like));
buildCHAR(&build, ' ');
}
if (bits & COLOR_BOLD)
buildstr(&build, "bold ");
if (bits & COLOR_ITALIC)
buildstr(&build, "italic ");
if (bits & COLOR_UNDERLINED)
buildstr(&build, "underlined ");
if (bits & COLOR_BOXED)
buildstr(&build, "boxed ");
if (bits & COLOR_GRAPHIC)
buildstr(&build, "graphic ");
if ((bits & (COLOR_PROP|COLOR_PROPSET)) == COLOR_PROPSET)
buildstr(&build, "fixed ");
else if (bits & COLOR_PROPSET)
buildstr(&build, "proportional ");
if (fg)
{
buildstr(&build, tochar8(fg));
buildCHAR(&build, ' ');
}
if (bg)
{
buildstr(&build, "on ");
buildstr(&build, tochar8(bg));
buildCHAR(&build, ' ');
}
/* remove the extra ' ' from the end of the description */
if (build)
build[CHARlen(build) - 1] = '\0';
/* store the newly generated description string */
if (colorinfo[fontcode].descr)
safefree(colorinfo[fontcode].descr);
colorinfo[fontcode].descr = build;
/* free the parsed strings */
if (oldfg) safefree(oldfg);
if (oldbg) safefree(oldbg);
if (oldlike) safefree(oldlike);
if (newfg) safefree(newfg);
if (newbg) safefree(newbg);
if (newlike) safefree(newlike);
/* force the COLOR_SET bit on, if necessary */
if (explicit || (colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits & COLOR_SET))
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bits |= COLOR_SET;
/* Call recolor() to do the hard work. If this is a non-explicit
* setting, then disable error messages while it runs, since there's
* no good reason to badger the user for my mistakes.
*/
washidden = msghide((ELVBOOL)!explicit);
recolor(fontcode);
(void)msghide(washidden);
#ifdef FEATURE_AUTOCMD
/* If we changed the normal background, then do a BgChanged event */
if (bgchanged)
(void)auperform(windefault, ElvFalse, NULL, AU_BGCHANGED,
toCHAR(colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[0] +
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[1] +
colorinfo[fontcode].da.bg_rgb[2]>=384 ? "light"
: "dark"));
#endif
}
/* Set a color for a GUI other than the one we're using. This has no effect
* except that it is incorporated into the :mkexrc script.
*/
void colorforeign(name, descr)
CHAR *name; /* name, formatted as "gui.role" */
CHAR *descr; /* the attributes for this color role */
{
#ifdef FEATURE_MKEXRC
guidot_t *scan, *newp;
/* If already set, then change the description */
for (scan = guidot; scan; scan = scan->next)
{
if (!CHARcmp(scan->name, name))
{
safefree(scan->descr);
scan->descr = CHARkdup(descr);
return;
}
}
/* else insert a new entry at the tail of the list */
newp = safekept(1, sizeof(guidot_t));
newp->name = CHARkdup(name);
newp->descr = CHARkdup(descr);
newp->next = NULL;
if (!guidot)
guidot = newp;
else
{
for (scan = guidot; scan->next; scan = scan->next)
{
}
newp->next = scan->next;
scan->next = newp;
}
#endif /* FEATURE_MKEXRC */
}
/* Reset the temporary color combination counter. This is called by the
* drawimage() function before the display->setup() function.
*/
void colorsetup()
{
/* Set ntemporary to start allocating immediately after the
* permanent fonts.
*/
ntemporary = colornpermanent;
}
/* If possible, allocate a new temporary font for storing the result of
* combining oldfont and newfont, and return the combined font's index. If
* that isn't possible (because we ran out of space in the color table) then
* just return the newfont.
*/
int colortmp(oldfont, newfont)
int oldfont;
int newfont;
{
int i;
int sel;
/* strip off the "selection" bit */
sel = (oldfont | newfont) & 0x80;
oldfont &= 0x7f;
newfont &= 0x7f;
/* is it one of the previously allocated temporary fonts? */
for (i = ntemporary; --i >= colornpermanent; )
if (tmpfonts[i].oldfont == oldfont && tmpfonts[i].newfont == newfont)
return i | sel;
/* if no more room for combinations, then return the newfont. Also use
* newfont if there is no oldfont, or we're combining a font with
* itself.
*/
if (oldfont == 0 || oldfont == newfont || ntemporary >= QTY(colorinfo))
return newfont | sel;
/* combine the fonts to form a new one */
i = ntemporary++;
colorinfo[i] = *colorcombine(oldfont, &colorinfo[newfont]);
/* remember info to help optimimize the next call */
tmpfonts[i].oldfont = oldfont;
tmpfonts[i].newfont = newfont;
#ifdef FEATURE_SPELL
/* alert the spellchecker about the new temporary font */
spelltmp(oldfont, newfont, i);
#endif
/* return the combined font */
return (i | sel);
}
/* Create a temporary font with the given attributes, and return its font code.
* This is used by the drawexpose() function. It is also called from
* updateimage(), but should be superfluous unless updateimage() was itself
* called from drawopenedit(). Note that drawopenedit() calls colorsetup(),
* so ntemporary=colornpermanent.
*/
int colorexpose(font, refattr)
_char_ font; /* old font code */
DRAWATTR *refattr; /* attributes to show */
{
int i;
int select;
/* if old font code is still valid, then just return it */
select = font & 0x80;
if ((font & 0x7f) < ntemporary)
return font;
/* else we need to choose a temporary font code */
font = QTY(colorinfo) - 1;
/* stuff the attributes into the color */
memset(&colorinfo[font], 0, sizeof colorinfo[font]);
colorinfo[font].da = *refattr;
/* now we need to convert foreground & background colors from RGB to
* the corresponding color codes.
*/
for (i = 1; memcmp(colorinfo[i].da.fg_rgb, refattr->fg_rgb, 3); i++)
{
}
colorinfo[font].fg = colorinfo[i].fg;
for (i = 1; memcmp(colorinfo[i].da.bg_rgb, refattr->bg_rgb, 3); i++)
{
}
colorinfo[font].bg = colorinfo[i].bg;
/* return the font code */
return font | select;
}
/* List the current color definitions out to a given window */
void colorlist(win, name, implicit)
WINDOW win; /* which window to write to */
CHAR *name; /* name of color, or NULL for all */
ELVBOOL implicit;/* list all colors (else just explicitly set ones) */
{
int sorted, i;
ELVBOOL found;
for (sorted = 0, found = ElvFalse; sorted < colornpermanent - 1; sorted++)
{
/* skip if not the named color */
i = colorsortorder[sorted];
if (name ? CHARcmp(name, colorinfo[i].name)
: (!implicit && (~colorinfo[i].da.bits & COLOR_SET)))
continue;
/* output the description */
if (colorinfo[i].descr)
msg(MSG_INFO, "[SS]color $1 $2",
colorinfo[i].name, colorinfo[i].descr);
else
msg(MSG_INFO, "[S]color $1 has not been set",
colorinfo[i].name);