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 AnaGram Programming Examples

 A Dos Script Language
 Screen Control Class Definitions

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#ifndef SCREEN_H
#define SCREEN_H

#include "pair.h"

#define COLOR(fg,bg) (((bg & 0xf) << 4) | (fg & 0xf))

#ifdef __386__
  #define INT int386
  #define COLOR_ADAPTER_ADDRESS   0XB8000
#else
  #define INT int86
  #define COLOR_ADAPTER_ADDRESS   0XB8000000
#endif


// char_cell class

class char_cell {
public:
  unsigned char data, color;
  char_cell() {data = color = 0;}
  char_cell(int d, int c) {
    data = (unsigned char) d, color = (unsigned char) c;
  }
  char_cell(int d, int fg, int bg) {
    data = (unsigned char) d, color = (unsigned char) COLOR(fg,bg);
  }
  char_cell &operator = (int d) {
    data = (unsigned char) d;
    return *this;
  }
};


// Protect Display

class protect_display {
  char_cell *p;
  unsigned n;
  pair<int> cursor_position;
public:
  protect_display();
  ~protect_display();
};


// Screen Rectangle class

class screen_rect{
public:
  pair <int> pos, size;              // position and size of screen_rect
  pair <int> jm;                     // justification mode

// No constructors or destructors defined

// Build a screen rectangle at absolute coordinates
  friend screen_rect at(int, int, int);

// Build a screen rectangle at relative coordinates
  screen_rect at(int,int,int = 0);

// Build a single line rectange at absolute coordinates
  friend screen_rect line(int, int, int, int /*= 0*/);

// Build a single line rectangle at relative coordinates
  screen_rect line(int,int,int,int = 0) const;

// Read the contents of a screen rectangle
  friend char_cell *contents(const screen_rect &);

// Set the contents of a screen rectangle
  screen_rect &operator << (const char_cell *);

// Build a sub-rectangle of given width, depth
  screen_rect rect(int w, int d, int jm = 11);

// Draw a box around a screen rectangle
  friend screen_rect box(screen_rect);

// Display data in rectangle
  screen_rect &operator << (const char_cell &p);
  screen_rect &operator << (const int);
  screen_rect &operator << (const char *s);

// Tint a rectangle
   screen_rect &tint(int color);
   screen_rect &tint(int fg, int bg);

// Set cursor relative to rectangle
  screen_rect &set_cursor(const int = 0, const int = 0);
};

screen_rect at(int, int, int = 0);

#endif