def run_once():
""" Read-eval-print loop: run once. """
try:
while True:
state.basic_state.last_mode = state.basic_state.execute_mode, state.basic_state.auto_mode
if state.basic_state.execute_mode:
try:
# may raise Break
backend.check_events()
handle_basic_events()
if not statements.parse_statement():
state.basic_state.execute_mode = False
except error.Break as e:
handle_break(e)
elif state.basic_state.auto_mode:
try:
# auto step, checks events
auto_step()
except error.Break:
state.basic_state.auto_mode = False
else:
show_prompt()
try:
# input loop, checks events
line = console.wait_screenline(from_start=True, alt_replace=True)
state.basic_state.prompt = not store_line(line)
except error.Break:
state.basic_state.prompt = False
continue
# change loop modes
if switch_mode():
break
except error.RunError as e:
handle_error(e)
state.basic_state.prompt = True
def paint(self, lcoord, pattern, c, border, background):
""" Fill an area defined by a border attribute with a tiled pattern. """
# 4-way scanline flood fill: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_fill
# flood fill stops on border colour in all directions; it also stops on scanlines in fill_colour
# pattern tiling stops at intervals that equal the pattern to be drawn, unless this pattern is
# also equal to the background pattern.
c, border = self.get_attr_index(c), self.get_attr_index(border)
solid = pattern == None
if not solid:
tile = self.screen.mode.build_tile(pattern) if pattern else None
back = self.screen.mode.build_tile(background) if background else None
else:
tile, back = [[c] * 8], None
bound_x0, bound_y0, bound_x1, bound_y1 = self.get_view()
x, y = self.view_coords(*self.get_window_physical(*lcoord))
line_seed = [(x, x, y, 0)]
# paint nothing if seed is out of bounds
if x < bound_x0 or x > bound_x1 or y < bound_y0 or y > bound_y1:
return
self.last_point = x, y
# paint nothing if we start on border attrib
if self.screen.get_pixel(x, y) == border:
return
while len(line_seed) > 0:
# consider next interval
x_start, x_stop, y, ydir = line_seed.pop()
# extend interval as far as it goes to left and right
x_left = x_start - len(self.screen.get_until(x_start - 1, bound_x0 - 1, y, border))
x_right = x_stop + len(self.screen.get_until(x_stop + 1, bound_x1 + 1, y, border))
# check next scanlines and add intervals to the list
if ydir == 0:
if y + 1 <= bound_y1:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right, y + 1, c, tile, back, border, 1)
if y - 1 >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right, y - 1, c, tile, back, border, -1)
else:
# check the same interval one scanline onward in the same direction
if y + ydir <= bound_y1 and y + ydir >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right, y + ydir, c, tile, back, border, ydir)
# check any bit of the interval that was extended one scanline backward
# this is where the flood fill goes around corners.
if y - ydir <= bound_y1 and y - ydir >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(
line_seed, x_left, x_start - 1, y - ydir, c, tile, back, border, -ydir
)
line_seed = self.check_scanline(
line_seed, x_stop + 1, x_right, y - ydir, c, tile, back, border, -ydir
)
# draw the pixels for the current interval
if solid:
self.screen.fill_interval(x_left, x_right, y, tile[0][0])
else:
interval = tile_to_interval(x_left, x_right, y, tile)
self.screen.put_interval(self.screen.apagenum, x_left, y, interval)
# show progress
if y % 4 == 0:
backend.check_events()
self.last_attr = c
def files(self, pathmask):
""" Write directory listing to console. """
# forward slashes - file not found
# GW-BASIC sometimes allows leading or trailing slashes
# and then does weird things I don't understand.
if b'/' in bytes(pathmask):
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
if not self.path:
# undefined disk drive: file not found
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
drivepath, relpath, mask = self._native_path_elements(
pathmask, path_err=error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
path = os.path.join(drivepath, relpath)
mask = mask.upper() or b'*.*'
# output working dir in DOS format
# NOTE: this is always the current dir, not the one being listed
dir_elems = [
join_dosname(*short_name(path, e)) for e in self.cwd.split(os.sep)
]
console.write_line(self.letter + b':\\' + b'\\'.join(dir_elems))
fils = []
if mask == b'.':
dirs = [split_dosname((os.sep + relpath).split(os.sep)[-1:][0])]
elif mask == b'..':
dirs = [split_dosname((os.sep + relpath).split(os.sep)[-2:][0])]
else:
all_names = safe(os.listdir, path)
dirs = [
filename_from_unicode(n) for n in all_names
if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))
]
fils = [
filename_from_unicode(n) for n in all_names
if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))
]
# filter according to mask
dirs = filter_names(path, dirs + [b'.', b'..'], mask)
fils = filter_names(path, fils, mask)
if not dirs and not fils:
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
# format and print contents
output = ([(b'%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if
(e or not t) else b'%-8s ' % t) + b'<DIR>'
for t, e in dirs] +
[(b'%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if e else b'%-8s ' % t) + b' '
for t, e in fils])
num = state.console_state.screen.mode.width // 20
while len(output) > 0:
line = b' '.join(output[:num])
output = output[num:]
console.write_line(line)
# allow to break during dir listing & show names flowing on screen
backend.check_events()
console.write_line(b' %d Bytes free' % self.get_free())
def run_once():
""" Read-eval-print loop: run once. """
try:
while True:
state.basic_state.last_mode = state.basic_state.execute_mode, state.basic_state.auto_mode
if state.basic_state.execute_mode:
try:
# may raise Break
backend.check_events()
handle_basic_events()
# returns True if more statements to parse
if not statements.parse_statement():
state.basic_state.execute_mode = False
except error.RunError as e:
trap_error(e)
except error.Break as e:
# ctrl-break stops foreground and background sound
state.console_state.sound.stop_all_sound()
handle_break(e)
elif state.basic_state.auto_mode:
try:
# auto step, checks events
auto_step()
except error.Break:
# ctrl+break, ctrl-c both stop background sound
state.console_state.sound.stop_all_sound()
state.basic_state.auto_mode = False
else:
show_prompt()
try:
# input loop, checks events
line = console.wait_screenline(from_start=True)
state.basic_state.prompt = not store_line(line)
except error.Break:
state.console_state.sound.stop_all_sound()
state.basic_state.prompt = False
continue
# change loop modes
if switch_mode():
break
except error.RunError as e:
handle_error(e)
state.basic_state.prompt = True
except error.Exit:
raise
except Exception as e:
if debug.debug_mode:
raise
bluescreen(e)
def list_line(line, newline=True):
""" Print a line from a program listing or EDIT prompt. """
# no wrap if 80-column line, clear row before printing.
# flow of listing is visible on screen
backend.check_events()
cuts = line.split('\n')
for i, l in enumerate(cuts):
# clear_line looks back along wraps, use clear_rest_of_line instead
clear_rest_of_line(state.console_state.row, 1)
write(str(l))
if i != len(cuts)-1:
write('\n')
if newline:
write_line()
# remove wrap after 80-column program line
if len(line) == state.console_state.screen.mode.width and state.console_state.row > 2:
state.console_state.screen.apage.row[state.console_state.row-3].wrap = False
def files(self, pathmask):
""" Write directory listing to console. """
# forward slashes - file not found
# GW-BASIC sometimes allows leading or trailing slashes
# and then does weird things I don't understand.
if b'/' in bytes(pathmask):
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
if not self.path:
# undefined disk drive: file not found
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
drivepath, relpath, mask = self._native_path_elements(pathmask, path_err=error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
path = os.path.join(drivepath, relpath)
mask = mask.upper() or b'*.*'
# output working dir in DOS format
# NOTE: this is always the current dir, not the one being listed
dir_elems = [join_dosname(*short_name(path, e)) for e in self.cwd.split(os.sep)]
console.write_line(self.letter + b':\\' + b'\\'.join(dir_elems))
fils = []
if mask == b'.':
dirs = [split_dosname((os.sep+relpath).split(os.sep)[-1:][0])]
elif mask == b'..':
dirs = [split_dosname((os.sep+relpath).split(os.sep)[-2:][0])]
else:
all_names = safe(os.listdir, path)
dirs = [filename_from_unicode(n) for n in all_names if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))]
fils = [filename_from_unicode(n) for n in all_names if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))]
# filter according to mask
dirs = filter_names(path, dirs + [b'.', b'..'], mask)
fils = filter_names(path, fils, mask)
if not dirs and not fils:
raise error.RunError(error.FILE_NOT_FOUND)
# format and print contents
output = (
[(b'%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if (e or not t) else b'%-8s ' % t) + b'<DIR>' for t, e in dirs]
+ [(b'%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if e else b'%-8s ' % t) + b' ' for t, e in fils])
num = state.console_state.screen.mode.width // 20
while len(output) > 0:
line = b' '.join(output[:num])
output = output[num:]
console.write_line(line)
# allow to break during dir listing & show names flowing on screen
backend.check_events()
console.write_line(b' %d Bytes free' % self.get_free())
def list_line(line, newline=True):
""" Print a line from a program listing or EDIT prompt. """
# no wrap if 80-column line, clear row before printing.
# flow of listing is visible on screen
backend.check_events()
cuts = line.split('\n')
for i, l in enumerate(cuts):
# clear_line looks back along wraps, use clear_rest_of_line instead
clear_rest_of_line(state.console_state.row, 1)
write(str(l))
if i != len(cuts) - 1:
write('\n')
if newline:
write_line()
# remove wrap after 80-column program line
if len(
line
) == state.console_state.screen.mode.width and state.console_state.row > 2:
state.console_state.screen.apage.row[state.console_state.row -
3].wrap = False
def files(pathmask):
""" Write directory listing to console. """
# forward slashes - file not found
# GW-BASIC sometimes allows leading or trailing slashes
# and then does weird things I don't understand.
if '/' in str(pathmask):
raise error.RunError(53)
drive, drivepath, relpath, mask = native_path_elements(pathmask, err=53)
path = os.path.join(drivepath, relpath)
mask = mask.upper() or '*.*'
# output working dir in DOS format
# NOTE: this is always the current dir, not the one being listed
dir_elems = [join_dosname(*short_name(path, e))
for e in state.io_state.drive_cwd[drive].split(os.sep)]
console.write_line(drive + ':\\' + '\\'.join(dir_elems))
fils = ''
if mask == '.':
dirs = [split_dosname(dossify((os.sep+relpath).split(os.sep)[-1:][0]))]
elif mask == '..':
dirs = [split_dosname(dossify((os.sep+relpath).split(os.sep)[-2:][0]))]
else:
all_names = safe(os.listdir, path)
dirs = [n for n in all_names if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))]
fils = [n for n in all_names if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, n))]
# filter according to mask
dirs = filter_names(path, dirs + ['.', '..'], mask)
fils = filter_names(path, fils, mask)
if not dirs and not fils:
raise error.RunError(53)
# format and print contents
output = (
[('%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if (e or not t) else '%-8s ' % t) + '<DIR>' for t, e in dirs]
+ [('%-8s.%-3s' % (t, e) if e else '%-8s ' % t) + ' ' for t, e in fils])
num = state.console_state.screen.mode.width // 20
while len(output) > 0:
line = ' '.join(output[:num])
output = output[num:]
console.write_line(line)
# allow to break during dir listing & show names flowing on screen
backend.check_events()
console.write_line(' %d Bytes free' % disk_free(path))
def paint(self, lcoord, pattern, c, border, background):
""" Fill an area defined by a border attribute with a tiled pattern. """
# 4-way scanline flood fill: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_fill
# flood fill stops on border colour in all directions; it also stops on scanlines in fill_colour
# pattern tiling stops at intervals that equal the pattern to be drawn, unless this pattern is
# also equal to the background pattern.
c, border = self.get_attr_index(c), self.get_attr_index(border)
solid = (pattern is None)
if not solid:
tile = self.screen.mode.build_tile(pattern) if pattern else None
back = self.screen.mode.build_tile(
background) if background else None
else:
tile, back = [[c] * 8], None
bound_x0, bound_y0, bound_x1, bound_y1 = self.get_view()
x, y = self.view_coords(*self.get_window_physical(*lcoord))
line_seed = [(x, x, y, 0)]
# paint nothing if seed is out of bounds
if x < bound_x0 or x > bound_x1 or y < bound_y0 or y > bound_y1:
return
self.last_point = x, y
# paint nothing if we start on border attrib
if self.screen.get_pixel(x, y) == border:
return
while len(line_seed) > 0:
# consider next interval
x_start, x_stop, y, ydir = line_seed.pop()
# extend interval as far as it goes to left and right
x_left = x_start - len(
self.screen.get_until(x_start - 1, bound_x0 - 1, y, border))
x_right = x_stop + len(
self.screen.get_until(x_stop + 1, bound_x1 + 1, y, border))
# check next scanlines and add intervals to the list
if ydir == 0:
if y + 1 <= bound_y1:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right,
y + 1, c, tile, back,
border, 1)
if y - 1 >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right,
y - 1, c, tile, back,
border, -1)
else:
# check the same interval one scanline onward in the same direction
if y + ydir <= bound_y1 and y + ydir >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left, x_right,
y + ydir, c, tile, back,
border, ydir)
# check any bit of the interval that was extended one scanline backward
# this is where the flood fill goes around corners.
if y - ydir <= bound_y1 and y - ydir >= bound_y0:
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_left,
x_start - 1, y - ydir, c,
tile, back, border, -ydir)
line_seed = self.check_scanline(line_seed, x_stop + 1,
x_right, y - ydir, c, tile,
back, border, -ydir)
# draw the pixels for the current interval
if solid:
self.screen.fill_interval(x_left, x_right, y, tile[0][0])
else:
interval = tile_to_interval(x_left, x_right, y, tile)
self.screen.put_interval(self.screen.apagenum, x_left, y,
interval)
# show progress
if y % 4 == 0:
backend.check_events()
self.last_attr = c
