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* string ends with '\n', the message is considered complete, |
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* and the next call can erase it. |
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* } |
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* (*dev->comin)(in) |
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* char *in; |
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* (*dev->comin)(in, prompt) |
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* char *in, *prompt; |
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* { |
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* Read an edited input string from the command line. If |
| 99 |
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* an unrecognized control character is entered, terminate |
| 100 |
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* input and return the string with only that character. |
| 101 |
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* The input string should not contain a newline. |
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* Must work in consort with comout. |
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* Print a prompt then read an edited input command line |
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* assuming the in buffer is big enough. Unless prompt is NULL, |
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* the driver may substitute its own rview command. This is |
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* the most reliable way to repaint areas of the screen. |
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* If the user enters an unrecognized control character is entered, |
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* terminate input and return the string with only that character. |
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* The input string should not contain a newline. The routines in |
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* editline.c may be useful. Comin must work in consort with comout. |
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* } |
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* xsiz, ysiz |
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