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VT100 (V2.2 861012 DBW) Part 1 of 3
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This is the "official" release of V2.2
Major items of interest include:
- You can now define an INIT file that chains to any number of SCRIPT
files and then exits (if desired). Great for having the program wake
up at 3am, dial your favorite BBS and download the world.
- Hangup, Break, Null, Autowrap, Audible Beep, Function Key Scripts,
Every Parity type, all implemented.
- Menus, Lattice compile, BOLD, Graphics "box", Double Shift, Title bar
all cleaned up (or fixed).
- Script and init files now use the same control character sequences.
*** NOTICE ***
- Any bug reports MUST specify the version of the software being used.
- The ONLY bugs I will respond to are from this version (V2.2) as of
today (10/12/86).
- Do not expect another major version for awhile (unless there is a
MAJOR problem). I am starting a new project (3d graphics editor,
display system) and will be pretty well tied up.
# This is a shell archive.
# Remove everything above and including the cut line.
# Then run the rest of the file through sh.
#----cut here-----cut here-----cut here-----cut here----#
#!/bin/sh
# shar: Shell Archiver
# Run the following text with /bin/sh to create:
# readme
# vt100.doc
# makefile
# window.c
# xmodem.c
# This archive created: Tue Oct 14 12:57:23 1986
# By: Craig Norborg (Purdue University Computing Center)
cat << \SHAR_EOF > readme
This archive contains a vt100 emulator with KERMIT and XMODEM file transfer
protocols by Dave Wecker (V2.2 DBW 861012).
Thanks:
-------
To everyone who sent in code and suggestions!
Releases:
---------
v2.2 861012 DBW - more of the same
v2.1 860915 DBW - new features (see README)
v2.0 860823 DBW - Major rewrite
v1.1 860720 DBW - Switches, 80 cols, colors, bug fixes
v1.0 860712 DBW - First version released
Usage:
------
Please read VT100.DOC for usage information and examples.
Release Notes:
--------------
v2.2 861012 DBW - more of the same:
- The INIT file "exit" command can now take an optional argument
which is the name of a script to execute after initialization
is complete.
- The SCRIPT command "exit" takes an optional paramater which may
be either the pathname of the next script to execute or the
string "VT100" (which causes the emulator to exit completely).
- Hangup menu item now works.
- Autowrap can now be set from VT100.H, VT100.INIT and the standard
escape sequence (<ESC>[?7h - set, <ESC>[?7l - reset)
- Control-G is now handled with an audible beep (volume set with the
VOLUME parameter in VT100.H and VT100.INIT). If the volume is set
to 0, a visual beep (DisplayBeep) will be used instead.
- Script now used "^chr" to send control characters instead of
"|" (which was screwing up U**X users). See VT100.DOC for details.
- The graphics "box" character (a) was added so bar charts now work
in line drawing mode (e.g., monitor system on VMS).
- Control-@ and Control-` now send the NULL character
- Alternate color for BOLD has been re-instated by popular demand
(instead of using SetSoftStyle) when there is more than 1 bit-
plane. With one bit-plane, SetSoftStyle is used.
- Menus have been cleaned up.
- Lattice compilation cleaned up.
- No more wordsize parameter since PARITY takes care of all cases
(NONE=8bit, MARK, SPACE, EVEN ODD).
- Any function key definition that begins with a KEYSCRIPT
introducer will invoke a script from the function key: e.g.,
"~df1:foo/script.txt" (if KEYSCRIPT = 0x7E = "~")
- Double shift keys are now handled correctly.
- Version has been added to the title bar (for bug reports).
v2.1 860915 DBW - new features / bug fixes
- Now identifies as a VT100 (including the response to <esc>Z)
- Cursor color now gets read in as hex (instead of decimal)
- REPORTMOUSE taken out of definitions (not needed)
- XON/XOFF now being handled by the device driver instead of me
- Literal escape characters have been replaced with \033
- At init time the user can now specify the input BUFFER size
(typically between 512 and 2048 bytes) depending on baud rate
- Script files are now case insensitive for commands
- XMODEM now turns off the driver XON/XOFF during transfers
- Graphic rendition now done by the OS instead of me.
- Initialization files are now searched for in S: instead of C:
- Forward GOTO bug fixed in the script package.
- Keypad can now be used in both numeric and application mode
- General purpose cleanup() routine added for all exits.
- Utility menu added (sendbreak, hangup, change directory).
NOTE: hangup is not implemented yet.
- Full wild card support in file transfers (see vt100.doc).
- Kermit cleaned up with better filename handling (from host).
- Script now has CD (changed directory) and SB (send break) commands
- Added Parity and Wordsize choices in VT100.H, VT100.INIT, menu
and scripts. (Generates parity from a table).
- Added 8th bit quoting in KERMIT when using 7 bit words (ODD or
EVEN parity).
- Break time can be set from VT100.H, VT100.INIT or a script file.
- Transfer mode (image or CRLF) can now be set from a script file.
- Control characters in escape sequences now act like a true VT100.
- F10 now works from init files.
- Right (or Left) AMIGA with period (".") sends a BREAK to the host
from the keyboard.
- XMODEM status kept down to one line for a file transfer.
v2.0 860823 DBW - Major rewrite:
- Emulator now compiles under either MANX or LATTICE by defining
the appropriate compiler type in VT100.H.
- Sped up code to an effective baud rate of (about) 8k. This means
that clear text at 4800 baud should be no problem.
- Added XON/XOFF generation so that characters should not get lost
any more at 9600 baud (when receiving clear text).
- Got rid of all command line switches and environment variables.
Instead upon invocation the program searches first for any file
named on the command line, then looks for VT100.INIT in the
current directory and finally searches for C:VT100.INIT.
All parameters can be set in the init file, and a sample VT100.INIT
is provided in VT100.DOC that shows all possible options.
- All parameters that are set by VT100.INIT are defined in VT100.H
(variables starting with "p_"). This allows you to compile your
own defaults into the code.
- You can now set the number of lines (for all you EMACS freaks :-).
On an interlaced screen this gives you upto a 48 line terminal.
- WORKBENCH colors are NEVER touched.
- In an attempt to keep the size down, the color palette menu item
has been removed (current). Code is about 36K in size with a
run time image (using workbench screen) of about 88k.
- Many bugs fixed including reverse scrolling with descenders,
reverse video at end of line, clearing with scrolling regions,
... and 20 or more others.
- File capture now no longer sends the filename to the host.
- BOLD (<esc>[1m) has now been added by using an additional color
when you specify a depth of 2 (instead of 1) bitplane.
- UNDERLINE (<esc>[4m) has now been added.
- The handling of remote (host) escape sequences has been completly
re-written (thanks to Dawn Banks for all the work).
- Function keys (and shifted function keys) can now be bound to
arbitrary strings (Jim Ravan gets his macros). See VT100.DOC
for details.
- Cursor has no been reduced to the size of a normal character for
easier readability.
- XMODEM has been improved (by Steve Drew) to use a timer device
(for timeouts) and to abort immediately if the user types <ESC>.
- KERMIT has been completely re-written and appears to work fine,
thanks to the efforts of Steve Drew.
- New menu item allows script file support. Module written by
Steve Drew. See VT100.DOC for details.
Known problems:
---------------
- none reported yet.
Suggestions not implemented:
----------------------------
- "ASCII capture uses synchronous I/O so capture of game playing
is jerky"
This change MAY be made if someone else wants to write the code.
- "Beep should be in stereo"
I am trying to use as FEW system resources as possible, therefore
beep only ties up 1 of the 4 possible channels.
Installation:
-------------
The files in this archive may be extracted by the bourne shell
(/bin/sh) or the shar program using the "unshar switch (-u)",
contact me if you need a copy of this version of shar.
REMEMBER: Set the correct compiler definition in VT100.H
Files:
------
README - this file
vt100.doc - documentation for the terminal emulator
makefile - make file for the emulator (under MANX AZTEC-C)
vt100.h - include file used by all other modules
window.c - manager for window and keyboard
vt100.c - main module, handles menus
remote.c - handle remote characters (vt100 emulation)
kermit.c - kermit protocol (to transfer text files on VMS
select the CRLF option on the transfer mode menu,
otherwise use image mode).
init.c - startup code
xmodem.c - xmodem protocol that understands AMIGA binary and
text file formats (automatically).
script.c - script control package
expand.c - filename expansion (wildcards) and dir setting
Contact:
--------
Please send bugs/comments/suggestions to:
Dave Wecker at ENET: COOKIE::WECKER
ARPA: wecker%cookie.dec.com@decwrl.dec.com
USENET: {decvax|decwrl}!cookie.dec.com!wecker
SNAIL: Dave Wecker
115 Palm Springs Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > vt100.doc
This is the documentation file for the VT100 terminal emulator by Dave
Wecker (V2.2 DBW 861012). Comments/suggestions/bugs/problems/praise should
be sent to:
Dave Wecker at ENET: COOKIE::WECKER
ARPA: wecker%cookie.dec.com@decwrl.dec.com
USENET: {decvax|decwrl}!cookie.dec.com!wecker
SNAIL: Dave Wecker
115 Palm Springs Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
Multi-file transfer, the new version of KERMIT and script support were
contributed by Steve Drew (Aug 20 1986). If you wish to thank Steve
directly he can be contacted through:
Steve Drew at ENET: CGFSV1::DREW
ARPA: drew%cfgsv1.dec.com@decwrl.dec.com
USENET: decvax!decwrl!cgfsv1.dec.com!drew
Many other pieces of code/suggestions have been sent in.. thanks to all!
Program startup:
----------------
1> vt100 [initfile]
- At startup, the program will search for an initialization
file to execute. It will first look for the specified
"initfile", then VT100.INIT (in the current directory)
and finally S:VT100.INIT. The format for the init file
is described later in this document.
- The init file controls the setting of initial defaults
and screen and macro definitions.
- If none of the files (listed above) are found, the
built-in defaults (defined in VT100.H as variables,
beginning with "p_") are used.
- All commands are either menu or script based. Scripts
are described below.
Menus:
------
File - file transfers
Ascii Capture - Begin/end a script of the current session
Ascii Send - Type a file to the host
Xmodem Receive - Receive a file using XMODEM protocol
Xmodem Send - Send a file using XMODEM protocol
Kermit Get - Receive files from a host KERMIT SERVER
Kermit Receive - Receive files from a host KERMIT
Kermit Send - Send files to a host KERMIT [SERVER]
Kermit Bye - Terminate a host KERMIT SERVER
Comm Setup - Setup communications
Baud Rate - Set the terminal baud rate
300, 1200, 2400,
4800, 9600
Parity
NONE, MARK, SACE,
EVEN, ODD - Type of parity
Xfer Mode
image - Send files verbatim (for UNIX hosts or
binary files)
CR LF - Send CR LF as line terminator and strip
CR on received files (VMS text).
Script - Script commands
Execute file - Start up an asynchronous script file
Abort Execution - Terminate a script file
Utility - Utility commands
Send Break - send a break to the host
Hang Up - close line (not implemented yet)
Change Dir - change the local directory (for transfers)
Keypad mapping (in application mode):
-------------------------------------
AMIGA VT100 comments
------- ------- ---------------------------
0-9 == 0-9
. == .
ENTER == ENTER (basically, flip the bottom
- == , 2 keys up to get a VT100)
HELP == - (only free key around)
f1-f4 == PF1-PF4 (or any rebinding you do)
arrows == arrows
Note: Right (or Left) AMIGA key in conjunction with a period (".") will
send a break to the host.
CTRL in conjunction with either an at-sign ("@") or a backquote ("`")
will send a NULL to the host.
Initialization file example:
----------------------------
Here is a (hopefully) self-explanatory VT100.INIT file with all options
used:
#######################################################################
#
# VT100 sample initialization file
# v2.2 861012 DBW - Dave Wecker standard defaults
#
# Hash mark at the beginning of a line denotes a comment.
# White space (space(s) or tab(s)) delimit fields.
# Case ignored except for function key bindings.
#
# All items in this file overide variables of the same name in VT100.H
# (all variables in vt100.h have a "p_" prepended to them)
#
##########################################################################
#
BAUD 2400 # Anything after required fields is ignored
SCREEN CUSTOM # may be CUSTOM or WORKBENCH
INTERLACE ON # ON for CUSTOM or interlaced workbench
DEPTH 1 # number of bit planes to use (1 or 2)
FOREGROUND 950 # Colors are only used on the custom screen
BACKGROUND 000 # Colors are in hex RGB from 000 to FFF
BOLD a00 # Color for bold highlighting (in custom)
CURSOR 00a # Color for cursor (in custom screen)
LINES 48 # normal <= 24 interlaced <= 48
MODE CRLF # IMAGE or CRLF (for KERMIT transfers)
BUFFER 512 # 512 <= Input buffer size <= 2048
PARITY NONE # NONE (= 8 bit), MARK, SPACE, ODD or EVEN
BREAK 750000 # Length for break key in microseconds
VOLUME 64 # Beep Volume (0 = Visual Beep)
WRAP OFF # Auto wrap ON or OFF
KEYSCRIPT 7E # Hex value for script introducer
#
# Function bindings (strings to type when any of F1 through F10 are pressed)
# f<num> = function key
# F<num> = shifted function key
#
# The string specified must be delimited and uses one special character:
# ^ = control next character
# ^^ = up arrow
#
# Sample control characters:
# ^[ = escape ^M = carriage return
# ^J = line feed ^L = form feed
#
# If the first character of the string is a script introducer (KEYSCRIPT)
# then the string is interpreted as a script filename to be executed when
# the key is pressed.
#
# Examples of bindings:
#
f1 "^[OP" # f1-f4 = PF1 - PF4 on a VT100
f2 "^[OQ"
f3 "^[OR"
f4 "^[OS"
#
# f5,6,7 = scripts to execute (assuming that KEYSCRIPT = '~' = 0x7E)
#
f5 "~df1:vt100_source/dialwork.script"
f6 "~df1:vt100_source/sendvt100.script"
f7 "~df1:vt100_source/getpics.script"
#
f8 "MAIL^M" # Reads my mail (note embedded <CR>)
f9 "NOTE^M" # Reads conferences
F1 "$2400!" # dials the phone to work
F2 "$bbs1!" # dials the phone to billboard 1
F3 "$bbs2!" # dials the phone to billboard 2
F4 "$bbs3!" # dials the phone to billboard 3
#
# all done with init, now execute script as startup sequence
#
exit df1:vt100_source/dialwork.script
Multi file Xfers:
-----------------
The VT100 emulator now supports multiple file transfers. This is specified
by using a comma (",") between file names when using XMODEM or KERMIT.
(NOTE: host XMODEM's normally CANNOT support multiple file transfers).
When specifying a file name to recieve by default the directory path is
stripped of the filename when sent to the host but is kept for the local
file spec. eg:
receive file: ram:file.txt,df1:newfile.bin,$
will ask the server for file.txt and put it in ram:, and get newfile.bin
and put it on df1: (see explanation of "$" below). If you do a single file
transfer you will get another prompt for the remote name e.g.:
receive file: ram:file.txt
remote file name[file.txt] userdisk1:wantfile.txt
The same rules apply to sending multiple files therefore if you are
doing multi file transfers make sure the host server is connected to the
desired directory.
In addition KERMIT now supports wildcards (* = any number of characters,
? = any single character). Examples:
send: *.c,*.h,*.doc
get: *.c,*.h,$
KERMIT receive is now smart enough to use the host filename so no filename
needs to be specified on the AMIGA's side.
Script file operation:
----------------------
The script file can be invoked by selecting 'execute file' from the script
menu. At any time you can abort the script file by selecting
'Abort Execution'.
During the time script file is running the terminal emulation is still
active and you may type simulataneous to the script file. This may be desired
if your script file is WAITing for a string or is DELAYing for a period of
time etc.
Script file Commands (case insensitive):
------------------------------------------------------------
# Commented line
Format:
# comment may not be on same line as a command.
Example:
# this is a comment
------------------------------------------------------------
ASCII_SEND Send an ascii file to the host.
Format:
(same format as CAPTURE)
------------------------------------------------------------
BAUD Set baud rate
Format:
BAUD rate Sets the baud rate for send/receive
Example:
BAUD 2400 Sets the baud rate at 2400 baud
------------------------------------------------------------
BT Set the break time (for an SB command)
Format:
BT value Value is in micro-seconds
Example:
BT 750000
------------------------------------------------------------
CAPTURE To start/stop ascii file capture.
Format:
CAPTURE file Start ascii capturing
CAPTURE End ascii capturing
Example:
CAPTURE foo.bar Starts capture of file foo.bar
CAPTURE Ends ascii capture of file foo.bar
------------------------------------------------------------
CD To change the local directory
Format:
CD newdir set a new directory for file transfers
Example:
CD DF1:foo/bar set the directory as specified
------------------------------------------------------------
DELAY Suspends script file for a specified time
Format:
DELAY n Suspends execution for n seconds
Example:
DELAY 2 Suspends for 2 seconds
------------------------------------------------------------
EXIT Ends execution of the current script file.
Format:
EXIT Exit the current script
EXIT VT100 Exit vt100 program
EXIT newscript Exit this script and start up newscript
Example:
EXIT DF1:FOO.BAR Exit the current script and start FOO.BAR
------------------------------------------------------------
GOTO Jumps to a different part of the script file.
Format:
GOTO label Jumps to a line beginning with label:
Jumps may be forward or backward.
Example:
FOO: Sets up a label
GOTO FOO Jumps to FOO
------------------------------------------------------------
KB Send a BYE packet to a host KERMIT server (shut down server).
Format:
KB
------------------------------------------------------------
KG Gets files from host. (which is running as a server).
Format:
(same format as KS)
------------------------------------------------------------
KR Receives a file from kermit host (not running as server)
Format:
(same format as KS)
------------------------------------------------------------
KS Sends files via kermit to the host.
Format:
KS file Send one file
KS file1,file2,... Send multiple files
KS file1,file2,...,$ Send multiple files and shut down server
Example:
KS foo.bar sends foo.bar (note no quoting is used)
KS foo1,foo2,foo3 sends three files
KS foo1,foo2,foo3,$ sends three files and shuts down server
------------------------------------------------------------
ON Peforms a command every time a string is received
Format:
ON "string" cmd Execute cmd when string is received. Only
one ON string may be installed at a time.
If cmd is a GOTO and we were previously
WAITing for a string the WAIT is aborted and
execution resumes at the new label.
If cmd is not SEND and we were previously
DELAYing, then the DELAY is aborted and the
cmd is executed, followed by the next command
after the DELAY.
If cmd is a SEND and we were previously
DELAYing, then the DELAY is continued.
Example:
ON "LOSS CARRIER" GOTO RESTART
If modem drops carrier, try to redial
ON "--more--" SEND " "
Send a space every time --more-- is received
------------------------------------------------------------
PARITY Sets the parity
Format:
PARITY type Set the parity type
Example:
PARITY NONE no parity
PARITY MARK mark parity
PARITY SPACE space parity
PARITY ODD odd parity
PARITY EVEN even parity
------------------------------------------------------------
SEND Sends a string or character to the host.
Format:
SEND "string" Sends a string to the host. Beginning and
ending double quotes (") are required. A
carat (^) may be used to send control chars.
Two carats transmits a carat character.
SEND chr Sends a single character.
SEND ^chr Sends a single control character. The chr
is NOT case sensitve
Example:
SEND "mail" Send the string mail
SEND "dir^M" Send the string dir followed by a <CR>
SEND a Send the letter a
SEND ^C Send a control C
SEND "abc^^def" Send the string abc^def
SEND ^^ Send a control-uparrow
SEND " Send the '"' character
------------------------------------------------------------
SB Sends a break character to the host
Format:
SB Note that any pending character to send
Example: is aborted by this call
SB
------------------------------------------------------------
TM Set a transfer mode for KERMIT to use
Format:
TM type type of transfers to perform
Example:
TM IMAGE image mode transfers
TM CRLF <CR><LF> text transfers (VMS Kermit).
------------------------------------------------------------
WAIT Suspends the script file until a certain string is received.
Format:
WAIT "string" Same rules for string as SEND
WAIT Enter an endless wait. Usually used after
some "ON" commands have been set up. Can
still aborted via the script menu.
Example:
WAIT "User:" Waits for the string User:
WAIT Waits forever
------------------------------------------------------------
XR Receives a file via XMODEM.
Format:
(same format as KS)
------------------------------------------------------------
XS Sends a file via XMODEM.
Format:
(same format as KS)
------------------------------------------------------------
Script file examples:
--------------------
#########################################################################
# Script to dial work (dialwork.script)
# v2.2 861012 DBW
#########################################################################
#
# Make sure that we have all the parameters we want
#
DELAY 2
BAUD 2400
PARITY NONE
TM CRLF
BT 750000
SB
#
# First get the modem's attention:
#
Start:
DELAY 1
ON "Ready" GOTO Dial
SEND ^B
DELAY 2
GOTO Start
#
# Now dial the 2400 baud line to work:
#
Dial:
ON "Attached" GOTO Login
SEND "$2400!"
DELAY 30
GOTO Start
#
# We got attached, so keep hitting return until the Gandalf terminal
# handler wakes up:
#
Login:
ON "enter" GOTO Gandalf
DELAY 1
SEND ^M
GOTO Login
#
# Now connect from the Gandalf to the terminal server (ts1):
# (when it asks for a password I need to type the password manually here)
#
Gandalf:
DELAY 2
SEND "ts1^M"
WAIT "class start"
#
# Keep sending <CR>'s until the LAT prompts for a username:
#
WaitLat:
DELAY 2
ON "username>" GOTO Lat
SEND ^M
GOTO WaitLat
#
# Tell the LAT that it's me, and connect to the "cookie cluster" (my host
# systems). Tell the cluster my user name.
# (when it asks for a password I need to type the password manually here)
#
Lat:
SEND "wecker^M"
DELAY 1
SEND "connect cookie^M"
WAIT "Username:"
SEND "WECKER^M"
WAIT "at home"
SEND "^M^M^M"
#
# Got through all the LOGIN garbage, so let's do some work.
#
WAIT "$ "
#
# Now go back to the LAT and connect to my workstation
#
SEND "^]connect child^M"
WAIT "login:"
SEND "wecker^M"
WAIT "at home"
SEND "^M^M^M"
#
# Leave us on VMS
#
SEND ^^
DELAY 2
#
# Go run the next script
#
EXIT df1:vt100_source/sendvt100.script
#########################################################################
# Script to upload the terminal emulator sources (sendvt100.script)
# v2.2 861012 DBW
#########################################################################
#
# Make sure that we have all the parameters we want
#
DELAY 2
PARITY NONE
TM IMAGE
#
# Get into the right directory and upload to my U**X workstation
#
CD df1:vt100_source
SEND ^^
SEND "cd ~/amiga/vt100^M"
SEND "rm -f *^M"
WAIT "% "
DELAY 2
#
# Send the readme file for the terminal emulator via XMODEM:
#
SEND "xmodem -r readme^M"
DELAY 3
XS readme
WAIT "% "
#
# Send the other terminal emulator files via KERMIT:
#
DELAY 1
SEND "kermit -x^M"
DELAY 3
KS vt100.doc,makefile,vt100.h,*.c
DELAY 2
KB
WAIT "% "
#
# We popped out of server mode, so send the compiled code
#
DELAY 1
SEND "kermit -i -x^M"
DELAY 3
KS vt100
DELAY 2
KB
WAIT "% "
#
# Now build the target shar files
#
SEND "shar -a readme vt100.doc makefile vt100.h vt100.c init.c "
SEND "> vt100_22a.shar^M"
SEND "shar -a script.c remote.c window.c expand.c kermit.c xmodem.c "
SEND "> vt100_22b.shar^M"
#
# Time to pull copies over to VMS
#
SEND ^^
SEND "swi [wecker.amiga]^M"
SEND "cop child::"
SEND "
SEND "/staff/wecker/amiga/vt100/vt100_22a.shar"
SEND "
SEND " []vt100_22a.shar^M"
WAIT "$ "
SEND "cop child::"
SEND "
SEND "/staff/wecker/amiga/vt100/vt100_22b.shar"
SEND "
SEND " []vt100_22b.shar^M"
WAIT "$ "
SEND "cop child::"
SEND "
SEND "/staff/wecker/amiga/vt100/vt100"
SEND "
SEND " []vt100_22.bin^M"
WAIT "$ "
#
# Make them available to the world
#
SEND "pub vt100_22*.*^M"
WAIT "$ "
#
# All done so go to the next script
#
EXIT df1:vt100_source/getpics.script
#########################################################################
# Script to download images (getpics.script)
# v2.2 861012 DBW
#########################################################################
#
# Make sure that we have all the parameters we want
#
DELAY 2
PARITY NONE
TM CRLF
#
# Get into the right directory and download
#
CD RAY:
SEND "swi [wecker.render]^M"
SEND "kermit server^M"
DELAY 3
KG *.img
DELAY 2
KB
WAIT "$ "
#
# Now get out of the emulator
#
EXIT VT100
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > makefile
######################################################################
#
# Makefile to build vt100 terminal emulator
#
# v2.2 861012 DBW - more of the same
# v2.1 860915 DBW - new features (see README)
# 860823 DBW - Integrated and rewrote lots of code
# v2.0 860809 DBW - Major release.. LOTS of changes
# v1.1 860720 DBW - Switches, 80 cols, colors, bug fixes
# v1.0 860712 DBW - First version released
#
#
# Don't forget to define the right compiler (MANX or LATTICE) in VT100.H
#
######################################################################
OBJS = vt100.o init.o window.o xmodem.o remote.o \
kermit.o script.o expand.o
INCL = vt100.h
#INCL =
vt100 : $(OBJS)
copy df0:lib/c.lib ram:
ln -v -o vt100 $(OBJS) ram:c.lib
delete ram:#?.lib
vt100.o : vt100.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Hvt100.syms vt100.c
init.o : init.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms init.c
window.o : window.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms window.c
xmodem.o : xmodem.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms xmodem.c
remote.o : remote.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms remote.c
kermit.o : kermit.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms kermit.c
script.o : script.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms script.c
expand.o : expand.c $(INCL)
cc -b +Ivt100.syms expand.c
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > window.c
/****************************************************
* vt100 emulator - window/keyboard support
*
* v2.2 861012 DBW - more of the same
* v2.1 860915 DBW - new features (see README)
* 860823 DBW - Integrated and rewrote lots of code
* v2.0 860809 DBW - Major rewrite
* v1.1 860720 DBW - Switches, 80 cols, colors, bug fixes
* v1.0 860712 DBW - First version released
*
****************************************************/
#define MODULE_WINDOW 1
#include "vt100.h"
/* keyboard definitions for toasc() */
static char keys[75] = {
'`','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','0','-' ,
'=','\\', 0, '0','q','w','e','r','t','y','u','i','o' ,
'p','[',']', 0, '1','2','3','a','s','d','f','g','h' ,
'j','k','l',';','\'', 0, 0, '4','5','6', 0, 'z','x','c','v',
'b','n','m',44,'.','/', 0, '.','7','8','9',' ',8,
'\t',13,13,27,127,0,0,0,'-' } ;
/* forward declarations for LATTICE */
void filename();
void emits();
void emit();
void emitbatch();
void cursoroff();
void cursoron();
/*************************************************
* function to get file name
*************************************************/
void filename(name)
char name[];
{
char c;
ULONG class;
unsigned int code;
int keepgoing,i;
keepgoing = TRUE;
i=0;
while (keepgoing) {
while( NewMessage=(struct IntuiMessage *)GetMsg(mywindow->UserPort) )
{
class = NewMessage->Class;
code = NewMessage->Code;
ReplyMsg( NewMessage );
if (class=RAWKEY)
{
c = toasc(code,1);
name[i]=c;
if (name[i] != 0)
{
if (name[i] == 13)
{
name[i]=0;
keepgoing = FALSE;
}
else
{
if (name[i] == 8 || name[i] == 127)
{
i -= 2;
if (i < -1) i = -1;
else {
if (x == MINX) { y -= 8; x = MAXX; }
emit(8);
emit(32);
emit(8);
}
}
else
emit(c);
if (x == MAXX) emits("\n");
}
i += 1;
}
}
} /* end of new message loop */
} /* end of god knows what */
emit(13);
emit(10);
} /* end of function */
/*************************************************
* function to print a string
*************************************************/
void emits(string)
char string[];
{
int i;
char c;
i=0;
while (string[i] != 0)
{
c=string[i];
if (c == 10) emit(13);
emit(c);
i += 1;
}
}
/*************************************************
* function to output ascii chars to window
*************************************************/
void emit(c)
char c;
{
static char wrap_flag = 0; /* are we at column 80? */
c &= 0x7F;
switch( c )
{
case '\t':
x += 64 - ((x-MINX) % 64);
break;
case 10: /* lf */
y += 8;
break;
case 13: /* cr */
x = MINX;
break;
case 8: /* backspace */
x -= 8;
if (x < MINX) x = MINX;
break;
case 12: /* page */
x = MINX;
y = MINY;
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,0L);
RectFill(mywindow->RPort,(long)MINX,
(long)(MINY-7),(long)(MAXX+7),(long)(MAXY+1));
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,1L);
break;
case 7: /* bell */
if (p_volume == 0) DisplayBeep(NULL);
else {
BeginIO(&Audio_Request);
WaitIO(&Audio_Request);
}
break;
default:
if (c < ' ' || c > '~') break;
if (p_wrap && wrap_flag) {
x = MINX;
y += 8;
if (y > MAXY) {
y = MAXY;
ScrollRaster(mywindow->RPort,0L,8L,(long)MINX,
(long)(MINY-6),(long)(MAXX+7),(long)(MAXY+1));
}
}
Move(mywindow->RPort,(long)x,(long)y);
if (curmode&FSF_BOLD) {
if (p_depth > 1) {
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,(long)(2+(1^p_screen)));
SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,253L);
}
else SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,255L);
}
else SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,255L);
if (curmode&FSF_REVERSE) {
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)(JAM2+INVERSVID));
Text(mywindow->RPort,&c,1L);
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)JAM2);
}
else Text(mywindow->RPort,&c,1L);
if (curmode&FSF_BOLD) SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,1L);
x += 8;
} /* end of switch */
if (y > MAXY) {
y = MAXY;
x = MINX;
ScrollRaster(mywindow->RPort,0L,8L,(long)MINX,
(long)(MINY-6),(long)(MAXX+7),(long)(MAXY+1));
}
if (x > MAXX) {
wrap_flag = 1;
x = MAXX;
}
else wrap_flag = 0;
}
/*************************************************
* function to output ascii chars to window (batched)
*************************************************/
void emitbatch(la,lookahead)
int la;
char *lookahead;
{
int i;
Move(mywindow->RPort,(long)x,(long)y);
i = x / 8;
if (i+la >= maxcol) {
if (p_wrap == 0) la = maxcol - i;
else {
lookahead[la] = 0;
emits(lookahead);
return;
}
}
if (curmode&FSF_BOLD) {
if (p_depth > 1) {
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,(long)(2+(1^p_screen)));
SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,253L);
}
else SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,255L);
}
else SetSoftStyle(mywindow->RPort,(long)curmode,255L);
if (curmode&FSF_REVERSE) {
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)(JAM2+INVERSVID));
Text(mywindow->RPort,lookahead,(long)la);
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)JAM2);
}
else Text(mywindow->RPort,lookahead,(long)la);
if (curmode&FSF_BOLD) SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,1L);
x += (8 * la);
}
/******************************
* Manipulate cursor
******************************/
void cursoroff()
{
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)COMPLEMENT);
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,3L);
RectFill(mywindow->RPort,
(long)(x-1),(long)(y-6),(long)(x+8),(long)(y+1));
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,1L);
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)JAM2);
}
void cursoron()
{
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)COMPLEMENT);
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,3L);
RectFill(mywindow->RPort,
(long)(x-1),(long)(y-6),(long)(x+8),(long)(y+1));
SetAPen(mywindow->RPort,1L);
SetDrMd(mywindow->RPort,(long)JAM2);
}
/************************************************
* function to take raw key data and convert it
* into ascii chars
**************************************************/
int toasc(code,local)
unsigned int code;
int local;
{
static int ctrl = 0;
static int shift = 0;
static int capsl = 0;
static int amiga = 0;
char c = 0, keypad = 0;
char *ptr;
switch ( code )
{
case 98: capsl = 1; c = 0;break;
case 226: capsl = 0; c = 0;break;
case 99: ctrl = 1; c = 0;break;
case 227: ctrl = 0; c = 0;break;
case 96:
case 97: if(++shift > 2) shift = 0; c = 0; break;
case 224:
case 225: if (--shift < 0) shift = 0; c = 0;break;
case 102:
case 103: if (++amiga > 2) amiga = 0; c = 0; break;
case 230:
case 231: if (--amiga < 0) amiga = 0; c = 0; break;
case 0x50:
case 0x51:
case 0x52:
case 0x53:
case 0x54:
case 0x55:
case 0x56:
case 0x57:
case 0x58:
case 0x59: c = 0;
if (shift) ptr = p_F[code - 0x50];
else ptr = p_f[code - 0x50];
if (!script_on && *ptr == p_keyscript)
script_start(++ptr);
else sendstring(ptr);
break;
case 0x0f: c = (keyapp) ? 'p' : '0'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x1d: c = (keyapp) ? 'q' : '1'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x1e: c = (keyapp) ? 'r' : '2'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x1f: c = (keyapp) ? 's' : '3'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x2d: c = (keyapp) ? 't' : '4'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x2e: c = (keyapp) ? 'u' : '5'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x2f: c = (keyapp) ? 'v' : '6'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x3d: c = (keyapp) ? 'w' : '7'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x3e: c = (keyapp) ? 'x' : '8'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x3f: c = (keyapp) ? 'y' : '9'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x43: c = (keyapp) ? 'M' : 13 ; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x4a: c = (keyapp) ? 'l' : '-'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x5f: sendstring("\033Om") ;break;
case 0x3c: c = (keyapp) ? 'n' : '.'; keypad = TRUE; break;
case 0x4c:
case 0x4d:
case 0x4e:
case 0x4f: sendchar(27); /* cursor keys */
if (keyapp) sendchar('O');
else sendchar('[');
sendchar(code - 11);
break;
default:
if (code < 75) c = keys[code];
else c = 0;
}
if (keypad) {
if (keyapp) sendstring("\033O");
sendchar(c);
return(0);
}
/* add modifiers to the keys */
if (c != 0) {
if (shift) {
if ((c <= 'z') && (c >= 'a')) c -= 32;
else
switch( c ) {
case '[': c = '{'; break;
case ']': c = '}'; break;
case '\\': c = '|'; break;
case '\'': c = '"'; break;
case ';': c = ':'; break;
case '/': c = '?'; break;
case '.': c = '>'; break;
case ',': c = '<'; break;
case '`': c = '~'; break;
case '=': c = '+'; break;
case '-': c = '_'; break;
case '1': c = '!'; break;
case '2': c = '@'; break;
case '3': c = '#'; break;
case '4': c = '$'; break;
case '5': c = '%'; break;
case '6': c = '^'; break;
case '7': c = '&'; break;
case '8': c = '*'; break;
case '9': c = '('; break;
case '0': c = ')'; break;
default: break;
}
}
else if (capsl && (c <= 'z') && (c >= 'a')) c -= 32;
}
if (ctrl) {
if (c > '`' && c <= 127) c -= 96;
else if (c > '@' && c <= '_') c -= 64;
}
if (amiga && c == '.') {
if (!local) sendbreak();
c = 0;
}
else if (ctrl && (c == '@' || c == '`')) {
if (!local) sendchar(0);
c = 0;
}
else if (c != 0 && (!local)) sendchar(c);
return((int)c);
}
SHAR_EOF
cat << \SHAR_EOF > xmodem.c
/*************************************************************
* vt100 terminal emulator - XMODEM protocol support
*
* v2.2 861012 DBW - more of the same
* v2.1 860915 DBW - new features (see README)
* 860901 ACS - Added Parity and Word Length and support code
* 860823 DBW - Integrated and rewrote lots of code
* 860815 Steve Drew: readchar inproved with real timeouts
* v2.0 860809 DBW - Major rewrite
* v1.1 860720 DBW - Switches, 80 cols, colors, bug fixes
* v1.0 860712 DBW - First version released
*
*************************************************************/
#define MODULE_XMODEM 1
#include "vt100.h"
int enablexon = TRUE;
/* forward declarations for LATTICE */
void sendstring();
void sendchar();
void sendbreak();
void No_XON();
void Do_XON();
static unsigned long parity_settings[4] = {
0x96696996,
0x69969669,
0x69969669,
0x96696996 };
/************************************************************
* Send a string (using sendchar below)
************************************************************/
void sendstring(s)
char *s;
{
char c;
while ((c = *s++) != '\000') sendchar(c);
}
/**************************************************************/
/* send char and read char functions for the xmodem function */
/************************************************************/
void sendchar(ch)
int ch;
{
int doxon,i,j,k;
doxon = enablexon;
if (doxon) No_XON();
switch (p_parity) {
case 0: /* no parity */
rs_out[0] = ch & 0xFF;
break;
case 1: /* mark */
rs_out[0] = (ch & 0x7F) | 0x80;
break;
case 2: /* space */
rs_out[0] = ch & 0x7F;
break;
case 3: /* even */
case 4: /* odd */
i = (ch >> 5) & 0x3;
j = ch & 0x1F;
k = ((parity_settings[i] >> j) & 0x1) << 7;
if (p_parity == 3) /* even parity */
rs_out[0] = (ch & 0x7F) | k;
else /* odd parity */
rs_out[0] = (ch & 0x7F) | (k ^ 0x80);
}
DoIO(Write_Request);
if (doxon) Do_XON();
}
/* send a break to the host */
void sendbreak() {
AbortIO(Read_Request);
Read_Request->IOSer.io_Command = SDCMD_BREAK;
DoIO(Read_Request);
Read_Request->IOSer.io_Command = CMD_READ;
SendIO(Read_Request);
}
int readchar()
{
int rd,ch;
Timer.tr_time.tv_secs = ttime;
Timer.tr_time.tv_micro = 0;
SendIO((char *) &Timer.tr_node);
rd = FALSE;
while (rd == FALSE)
{
Wait((1L << Read_Request->IOSer.io_Message.mn_ReplyPort->mp_SigBit) |
( 1L << mywindow->UserPort->mp_SigBit) |
( 1L << Timer_Port->mp_SigBit));
if (CheckIO(Read_Request))
{
WaitIO(Read_Request);
ch=rs_in[0];
rd = TRUE;
SendIO(Read_Request);
}
if (NewMessage=(struct IntuiMessage *)GetMsg(mywindow->UserPort)) {
if ((NewMessage->Class == RAWKEY) && (NewMessage->Code == 69))
{
AbortIO((char *) &Timer);
Wait (1L << Timer_Port->mp_SigBit);
if (want_message)
emits("\nUser aborted transfer\n");
timeout = USERABORT;
return('\0');
}
continue;
}
if (rd == FALSE && CheckIO(&Timer)) {
if (want_message)
emits("\nTimeout waiting for character\n");
timeout = TIMEOUT;
return('\0');
}
} /* end while */
AbortIO((char *) &Timer);
Wait (1L << Timer_Port->mp_SigBit);
timeout = GOODREAD;
return(ch & 0xFF);
}
void No_XON() {
/* turn off XON/XOFF processing */
enablexon = FALSE;
Write_Request->io_SerFlags |= SERF_XDISABLED;
Write_Request->IOSer.io_Command = SDCMD_SETPARAMS;
DoIO(Write_Request);
Write_Request->IOSer.io_Command = CMD_WRITE;
}
void Do_XON() {
/* turn on XON/XOFF processing */
enablexon = TRUE;
Write_Request->io_SerFlags &= ~SERF_XDISABLED;
Write_Request->IOSer.io_Command = SDCMD_SETPARAMS;
DoIO(Write_Request);
Write_Request->IOSer.io_Command = CMD_WRITE;
}
/**************************************/
/* xmodem send and recieve functions */
/************************************/
int XMODEM_Read_File(file)
char *file;
{
int firstchar, sectnum, sectcurr, sectcomp, errors, errorflag;
unsigned int checksum, j, bufptr;
char numb[10];
bytes_xferred = 0L;
ttime = TTIME_SHORT;
want_message = TRUE; /* tell readchar to print any error msgs */
if ((fd = creat(file, 0)) < 0)
{
emits("Cannot Open File\n");
return FALSE;
}
else
emits("Receiving File\n\nType <ESC> to abort transfer\n");
sectnum = errors = bufptr = 0;
sendchar(NAK);
firstchar = 0;
No_XON();
while (firstchar != EOT && errors != ERRORMAX)
{
errorflag = FALSE;
do { /* get sync char */
firstchar = readchar();
if (timeout != GOODREAD) {
if (timeout == USERABORT || errors++ == ERRORMAX)
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
} while (firstchar != SOH && firstchar != EOT);
if (firstchar == SOH)
{
emits(blanks);
emits("\rGetting Block ");
sprintf(numb, "%d", sectnum);
emits(numb);
emits("...");
sectcurr = readchar();
if (timeout != GOODREAD) { Do_XON(); return FALSE; }
sectcomp = readchar();
if (timeout != GOODREAD) { Do_XON(); return FALSE; }
if ((sectcurr + sectcomp) == 255)
{
if (sectcurr == ((sectnum + 1) & 0xff))
{
checksum = 0;
for (j = bufptr; j < (bufptr + SECSIZ); j++)
{
bufr[j] = readchar();
if (timeout != GOODREAD) { Do_XON(); return FALSE; }
checksum = (checksum + bufr[j]) & 0xff;
}
if (checksum == readchar() && timeout == GOODREAD)
{
errors = 0;
sectnum++;
bufptr += SECSIZ;
bytes_xferred += SECSIZ;
emits("verified\r");
if (bufptr == BufSize)
{
if (write(fd, bufr, BufSize-128) == EOF)
{
emits("\nError Writing File\n");
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
bufptr = 128;
for (j = 0; j < 128; j++)
bufr[j] = bufr[(BufSize-128)+j];
}
sendchar(ACK);
}
else
{
errorflag = TRUE;
if (timeout == USERABORT) { Do_XON(); return FALSE; }
}
}
else
{
/* got a duplicate sector */
if (sectcurr == (sectnum & 0xff))
{
/* wait until we time out for 5secs */
do {
readchar();
} while (timeout == GOODREAD);
if (timeout == USERABORT) {
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
emits("\nReceived Duplicate Sector\n");
sendchar(ACK);
}
else errorflag = TRUE;
}
}
else errorflag = TRUE;
}
if (errorflag == TRUE)
{
errors++;
emits("\nError\n");
sendchar(NAK);
}
} /* end while */
if ((firstchar == EOT) && (errors < ERRORMAX))
{
sendchar(ACK);
while (bufptr > 0 && (bufr[--bufptr] == 0x00 ||
bufr[bufptr] == 0x1A)) ;
write(fd, bufr, ++bufptr);
close(fd);
Do_XON();
return TRUE;
}
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
int XMODEM_Send_File(file)
char *file;
{
int sectnum, bytes_to_send, size, attempts, c;
unsigned checksum, j, bufptr;
char numb[10];
bytes_xferred = 0;
ttime = TTIME_LONG;
want_message = TRUE; /* tell readchar to print any error msgs */
if ((fd = open(file, 0)) < 0) {
emits("Cannot Open Send File\n");
return FALSE;
}
else
emits("Sending File\n\nType <ESC> to abort transfer\n");
attempts = 0;
sectnum = 1;
No_XON();
/* wait for sync char */
j=1;
while (((c = readchar()) != NAK) && (j++ < ERRORMAX))
if (timeout == USERABORT) { Do_XON(); return(FALSE); }
if (j >= (ERRORMAX))
{
emits("\nReceiver not sending NAKs\n");
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
while ((bytes_to_send = read(fd, bufr, BufSize)) && attempts != RETRYMAX)
{
if (bytes_to_send == EOF)
{
emits("\nError Reading File\n");
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
bufptr = 0;
while (bytes_to_send > 0 && attempts != RETRYMAX)
{
attempts = 0;
emits(blanks);
emits("\rBlock ");
sprintf(numb, "%d ", sectnum);
emits(numb);
do {
emits(".");
sendchar(SOH);
sendchar(sectnum);
sendchar(~sectnum);
checksum = 0;
size = SECSIZ <= bytes_to_send ? SECSIZ : bytes_to_send;
bytes_to_send -= size;
for (j = bufptr; j < (bufptr + SECSIZ); j++)
if (j < (bufptr + size)) {
sendchar(bufr[j]);
checksum += bufr[j];
}
else sendchar(0);
sendchar(checksum);
attempts++;
c = readchar();
if (timeout == USERABORT) {
emits("\n");
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
} while ((c != ACK) && (attempts != RETRYMAX));
bufptr += size;
bytes_xferred += size;
emits(" sent\r");
sectnum++;
}
}
close(fd);
if (attempts == RETRYMAX)
{
emits("\nNo Acknowledgment Of Sector, Aborting\n");
Do_XON();
return FALSE;
}
else
{
attempts = 0;
do {
sendchar(EOT);
attempts++;
} while ((readchar() != ACK) &&
(attempts != RETRYMAX) &&
(timeout != USERABORT)) ;
if (attempts == RETRYMAX)
emits("\nNo Acknowledgment Of End Of File\n");
}
Do_XON();
return TRUE;
}
SHAR_EOF
# End of shell archive
exit 0
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