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#ifndef __TEXTBUFFER_H
#define __TEXTBUFFER_H
#define LINE_TEXT_CHUNK_SIZE 16384
#define LINE_COLOR_BG 0x20
#define LINE_COLOR_DEFAULT 0x10
#define LINE_COLOR_BOLD 0x08
#define LINE_COLOR_BLINK 0x08
enum {
LINE_CMD_EOL=0x80, /* line ends here */
LINE_CMD_CONTINUE, /* line continues in next block */
LINE_CMD_COLOR0, /* change to black, would be same as \0\0 but it breaks things.. */
LINE_CMD_UNDERLINE, /* enable/disable underlining */
LINE_CMD_REVERSE, /* enable/disable reversed text */
LINE_CMD_INDENT, /* if line is split, indent it at this position */
LINE_CMD_INDENT_FUNC, /* if line is split, use the specified indentation function */
LINE_CMD_FORMAT, /* end of line, but next will come the format that was used to create the
text in format <module><format_name><arg><arg2...> - fields are separated
with \0<format> and last argument ends with \0<eol>. \0<continue> is allowed
anywhere */
LINE_CMD_FORMAT_CONT /* multiline format, continues to next line */
};
typedef struct {
int level;
time_t time;
} LINE_INFO_REC;
typedef struct _LINE_REC {
/* Text in the line. \0 means that the next char will be a
color or command.
If the 8th bit is set, the first 7 bits are the command
(see LINE_CMD_xxxx). Otherwise they specify a color change:
Bit:
5 - Setting a background color
4 - Use "default terminal color"
3 - Bold (fg) / blink (bg) - can be used with 4th bit
0-2 - Color
DO NOT ADD BLACK WITH \0\0 - this will break things. Use
LINE_CMD_COLOR0 instead. */
struct _LINE_REC *prev, *next;
unsigned char *text;
unsigned char refcount;
LINE_INFO_REC info;
} LINE_REC;
typedef struct {
unsigned char buffer[LINE_TEXT_CHUNK_SIZE];
int pos;
int refcount;
} TEXT_CHUNK_REC;
typedef struct {
GSList *text_chunks;
LINE_REC *first_line;
int lines_count;
LINE_REC *cur_line;
TEXT_CHUNK_REC *cur_text;
unsigned int last_eol:1;
} TEXT_BUFFER_REC;
/* Create new buffer */
TEXT_BUFFER_REC *textbuffer_create(void);
/* Destroy the buffer */
void textbuffer_destroy(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer);
void textbuffer_line_ref(LINE_REC *line);
void textbuffer_line_unref(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer, LINE_REC *line);
void textbuffer_line_unref_list(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer, GList *list);
LINE_REC *textbuffer_line_last(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer);
int textbuffer_line_exists_after(LINE_REC *line, LINE_REC *search);
/* Append text to buffer. When \0<EOL> is found at the END OF DATA, a new
line is created. You must send the EOL command before you can do anything
else with the buffer. */
LINE_REC *textbuffer_append(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer,
const unsigned char *data, int len,
LINE_INFO_REC *info);
LINE_REC *textbuffer_insert(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer, LINE_REC *insert_after,
const unsigned char *data, int len,
LINE_INFO_REC *info);
void textbuffer_remove(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer, LINE_REC *line);
/* Removes all lines from buffer, ignoring reference counters */
void textbuffer_remove_all_lines(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer);
void textbuffer_line2text(LINE_REC *line, int coloring, GString *str);
GList *textbuffer_find_text(TEXT_BUFFER_REC *buffer, LINE_REC *startline,
int level, int nolevel, const char *text,
int regexp, int fullword, int case_sensitive);
void textbuffer_init(void);
void textbuffer_deinit(void);
#endif
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