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42\ id: @(#)buffer.fth 1.2 97/01/20
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46\ Keyboard buffer definitions
47\ keybuf which is defined below is scanned
48\ by the refresh routine, and the keyboard-driver. Then later
49\ the keys are picked up by the monitor busywait keyboard routine, or
50\ by Unix or other application programs directly.
51\
52\ Note that each keystroke, if typed slowly (by computer standards)
53\ takes 3 bytes: a key-down, a key-up, and a keyboard-idle. so allocate
54\ three times as much room as you want to be able to type ahead.
55\ typeahead won't echo immediately in the monitor, but will echo in
56\ its proper place in the i/o transcript.
57
58headerless
59
60d# 90 constant keybufsize
61keybufsize buffer: keybuf
620 value getptr
630 value putptr
640 value endptr
65
66: initkeybuf ( -- )
67 keybuf is getptr
68 keybuf is putptr
69 keybuf keybufsize + is endptr
70;
71
72\ put key into keybord buffer, ignoring overun
73: bput ( key -- ) \ put key into buffer
74 putptr endptr >= if
75 keybuf is putptr
76 then
77 putptr c! putptr 1+ is putptr
78;
79
80\ clear the keyboard buffer for put task
81: bputclr ( -- )
82 getptr is putptr
83;
84
85\ return the next key
86: bget ( -- key ) \ Fetch a key from buffer
87 getptr endptr >= if
88 keybuf is getptr
89 then
90 getptr c@ getptr 1+ is getptr
91;
92
93\ return TRUE if keybuf is empty.
94: keybuf-empty? ( -- flag ) \ True if keybuf is empty.
95 getptr putptr =
96;