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jale.nimble
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# Dependencies
requires "nim >= 1.4.2"
requires "nim >= 1.0.0"

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platforms.md
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This short document describes the testing strategy and status for jale.
Jale should be tested on different active versions of different
terminal emulators. Also on different OSes. This document describes which
platforms are being/planned on being tested and a testing procedure.
Note: this is a wip document, await updates once the bug hunt starts
# Platforms
Unless otherwise specified, everything falls back to Arch linux, x86_64, nim 1.4.2.
Reading vt100 docs/relying on nim's terminal is not enough, it's best to
test everything out there. Different terminal emulators, a few different OS'es
or distros and also windows specific emulators.
Unless otherwise specified, everything falls back to Artix linux (basically the same versions of software as arch), x86_64, nim 1.4.2.
| Terminal | Last tested and worked |
| :-------- | :------------ |
| gnome terminal | never |
| xfce terminal | passed on 16.2.2021 |
| lxterminal | never |
| konsole | never |
| alacritty | never |
| xterm | never |
| urxvt | never |
| cmd.exe | never |
| powershell | never |
| windows terminal | never |
| gnome terminal + ssh | never |
| gnome terminal + tmux | never |
| Terminal | Last tested and worked |
| :-------- | :------------ |
| xfce terminal | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| konsole | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| alacritty | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| xterm | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| urxvt | failed on 19.2.2021 (probably not vt100 comp) |
| cmd.exe | never |
| powershell | never |
| windows terminal | never |
| cygwin | never |
| termux/android | never |
| xfce terminal + ssh | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| xfce terminal + tmux | failed on 19.2.2021 |
| tty | ? on 19.2.2021 (see notes) |
| freebsd tty | ? on 19.2.2021 (see notes) |
| freebsd xterm | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| freebsd xfce term | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| debian xterm | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| debian qterminal | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| debian kitty | passed on 19.2.2021 |
| nim 1.0.0 | failed to compile on 19.2.2021 |
Info about testing dates:
| Testing date | commit |
| 19.2.2021 | 12c7c28714508e7a1c16bcd7b3fa1372c4a19ae2 |
## Notes (open in a text editor to see this section well)
urxvt: Ctrl+down outputted a "b", so most likely different escape sequence (not the usual vt100).
The following sequences are in out of the box urxvt:
ctrl up: 27, 79, 97
ctrl down: 27, 79, 98
ctrl left: 27, 79, 100
ctrl right: 27, 79, 99
ctrl pgup: 27, 91, 53, 94
ctrl pgdn: 27, 91, 54, 94
ctrl home: 27, 91, 55, 94
ctrl end: 27, 91, 56, 94
home: 27, 91, 55, 126
end: 27, 91, 56, 126
already should be fixed, will update at next testing date
tmux, the following input differs:
end: 27, 91, 52, 126
home: 27, 91, 49, 126
(ctrl versions fine)
tty:
ctrl makes no difference on arrow keys
home: 27, 91, 49, 126
end: 27, 91, 52, 126
home/end already should be fixed, will update at next testing date
freebsd tty:
ctrl makes no difference on arrow keys
nim 1.0.0:
already should be fixed, will update at next testing date
# Testing procedure
examples/interactive_basic
Platform
- [ ] Jale compiles?
examples/interactive_basic
- [ ] Entering single line input, backspace, delete
- [ ] entering new lines, deleting lines with backspace
- [ ] home/end/page up/page down

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src/jale/editor.nim
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if y == -1:
y = editor.content.Y
wr.renderLine(
(
if y == 0:
editor.prompt
else:
" ".repeat(editor.prompt.len())
),
editor.content.getLine(y),
0
)
let prompt = if y == 0: editor.prompt else: " ".repeat(editor.prompt.len())
wr.renderLine(prompt, editor.content.getLine(y), 0)
proc fullRender(editor: LineEditor, wr: var TermWriter) =
# from the top cursor pos, it draws the entire multiline prompt, then

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src/jale/keycodes.nim
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for key in keys:
result *= 256
result += key
if escapeSeqs.hasKey(result):
raise newException(Defect, "Duplicate escape sequence definition")
escapeSeqs[result] = id
block:
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defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 67], jkRight)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 68], jkLeft)
# shift+arrow keys
# ctrl+arrow keys
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59, 53], jkContinue) # ctrl
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defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59, 53, 67], jkCtrlRight) # ctrl
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59, 53, 68], jkCtrlLeft) # ctrl
# urxvt
defEscSeq(@[27, 79], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 79, 97], jkCtrlUp)
defEscSeq(@[27, 79, 98], jkCtrlDown)
defEscSeq(@[27, 79, 99], jkCtrlRight)
defEscSeq(@[27, 79, 100], jkCtrlLeft)
# other 4 move keys
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 72], jkHome)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 70], jkEnd)
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defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53, 126], jkPageUp)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 54, 126], jkPageDown)
# alternative home/end for tty
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 126], jkHome)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 52], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 52, 126], jkEnd)
# urxvt
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 55], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 56], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 55, 126], jkHome)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 56, 126], jkEnd)
# ctrl + fancy keys like pgup, pgdown
# ctrl + fancy keys like pgup, pgdown, home, end
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53, 59], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53, 59, 53], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53, 59, 53, 126], jkCtrlPageUp)
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defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 54, 59, 53], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 54, 59, 53, 126], jkCtrlPageDown)
# ctrl+ home, end
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59, 53, 72], jkCtrlHome)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 49, 59, 53, 70], jkCtrlEnd)
# urxvt
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 53, 94], jkCtrlPageUp)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 54, 94], jkCtrlPageDown)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 55, 94], jkCtrlHome)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 56, 94], jkCtrlEnd)
# other keys
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 51], jkContinue)
defEscSeq(@[27, 91, 50], jkContinue)