cm.h File Reference

#include "../lib/types.h"

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Macros
#define	cnb   __cnb
#define	cob   __cob
#define	scur   __scur
#define	hcur   __hcur

Functions
void	__cnb (int *x, int *y)
	cnb syncs current cursor vals too 2 ptrs of vars for them
void	__cob (int x, int y)
	cob exports cursor positions
void	__scur (void)
	scur shows the hardware text cursor
void	__hcur (void)
	hcur hides the hardware text cursor

Macro Definition Documentation

cnb

#define cnb   __cnb

Definition at line 6 of file cm.h.

Referenced by ___init(), __rdln(), __shell(), cmd_alloc(), cmd_readfile(), and cmd_writefile().

cob

#define cob   __cob

Definition at line 7 of file cm.h.

Referenced by ___init(), __editor(), __rdln(), __shell(), cmd_alloc(), cmd_readfile(), cmd_writefile(), editor_display(), and show_help().

hcur

#define hcur   __hcur

Definition at line 9 of file cm.h.

Referenced by ___init().

scur

#define scur   __scur

Definition at line 8 of file cm.h.

Referenced by ___init().

Function Documentation

__cnb()

void __cnb	(	int *	x,
		int *	y )

cnb syncs current cursor vals too 2 ptrs of vars for them

cnb is a function that gets the current cursors x and y position

a common way to use it is

#include "../io/cm.h" //or just cm.h
int cx, cy; //cursor x and cursor y
cnb(&cx, &cy);

See also

cob()

Definition at line 22 of file cm.c.

References inb, and outb.

__cob()

void __cob	(	int	x,
		int	y )

cob exports cursor positions

cob is a function that sets the cursor to a x and y position

use cob with

#include "../io/cm.h" //or just cm.h
cob(0, 0); //or your values

Warning

when coding after running cob you must re-sync your cx and cy, DO NOT DO

cnb(&cx, &cy);
cob(cx, cy + 1);
(rest of code)

the rest of the code will still have the old cursor values and not be syncd, instead do

cnb(&cx, &cy);
cob(cx, cy + 1);
cnb(&cx, &cy);
(rest of code)

this is good because the rest of your code will have up to date cursor positions

See also

cnb()

Definition at line 63 of file cm.c.

References outb, and scrl.

__hcur()

void __hcur

(

void

)

hcur hides the hardware text cursor

hcur is a function that disables the vga text cursor by setting bit 5 of the cursor start register, making the cursor invisible

using hcur is done with

#include "../io/cm.h" //or just cm.h
hcur();

See also

scur(), cob()

Definition at line 116 of file cm.c.

References outb.

__scur()

void __scur

(

void

)

scur shows the hardware text cursor

scur is a function that enables the vga text cursor by writing cursor start and end scanlines to the crtc registers

using scur is done with

#include "../io/cm.h" //or just cm.h
scur();

See also

hcur(), cob()

Definition at line 95 of file cm.c.

References outb.