;;; -*- Log: hemlock.log; Package: Hemlock-Internals -*-
;;;
;;; **********************************************************************
;;; This code was written as part of the CMU Common Lisp project at
;;; Carnegie Mellon University, and has been placed in the public domain.
;;;
(ext:file-comment
  "$Header: /home/pvaneynd/fakeroot/cvs2.cons.org/src/hemlock/winimage.lisp,v 1.4 1994/10/31 04:50:12 ram Exp $")
;;;
;;; **********************************************************************
;;;
;;;    Written by Rob MacLachlan
;;;
;;; This file contains implementation independant functions that
;;; build window images from the buffer structure.
;;;
(in-package "HEMLOCK-INTERNALS")

(defvar the-sentinel
  (list (make-window-dis-line ""))
  "This dis-line, which has several interesting properties, is used to end
  lists of dis-lines.")
(setf (dis-line-line (car the-sentinel))
      (make-line :number most-positive-fixnum :chars ""))
(setf (dis-line-position (car the-sentinel)) most-positive-fixnum)
(setf (dis-line-old-chars (car the-sentinel)) :unique-thing)


(defconstant unaltered-bits #b000
  "This is the value of the dis-line-flags when a line is neither moved nor
  changed nor new.")
(defconstant changed-bit #b001
  "This bit is set in the dis-line-flags when a line is found to be changed.")
(defconstant moved-bit #b010
  "This bit is set in the dis-line-flags when a line is found to be moved.")
(defconstant new-bit #b100
  "This bit is set in the dis-line-flags when a line is found to be new.")


;;; move-lines  --  Internal
;;;
;;;    This function is called by Maybe-Change-Window when it believes that 
;;; a line needs to be inserted or deleted.  When called it finishes the
;;; image-update for the entire rest of the window.  Here and many other
;;; places the phrase "dis-line" is often used to mean a pointer into the
;;; window's list of dis-lines.
;;;
;;; Window - The window whose image needs to be updated.
;;; Changed - True if the first-changed line has already been set, if false
;;;  we must set it.
;;; String - The overhang string to be added to the beginning of the first
;;;  line image we build.  If no overhang then this is NIL.
;;; Underhang - The number of trailing chars of String to use.
;;; Line - The line at which we are to continue building the image.  This
;;;  may be NIL, in which case we are at the end of the buffer.
;;; Offset - The charpos within Line to continue at.
;;; Current - The dis-line which caused Maybe-Change-Window to choke; it
;;;  may be the-sentinel, it may not be the dummy line at head of the
;;;  window's dis-lines.  This is the dis-line at which Maybe-Change-Window
;;;  turns over control, it should not be one whose image it built.
;;; Trail - This is the dis-line which immediately precedes Current in the
;;;  dis-line list.  It may be the dummy dis-line, it may not be the sentinel.
;;; Width - (window-width window)
(defun move-lines (window changed string underhang line offset trail current
			  width)
  
  (do* ((delta 0)
	(cc (car current))
	(old-line (dis-line-line cc))
	;; Can't use current, since might be the-sentinel.
	(pos (1+ (dis-line-position (car trail))))
	;; Are we on an extension line?
	(is-wrapped (eq line (dis-line-line (car trail))))
	(last (window-last-line window))
	(last-line (dis-line-line (car last)))
	(save trail)
	(height (window-height window))
	(spare-lines (window-spare-lines window))
	;; Make the-sentinel in this buffer so we don't delete it.
	(buffer (setf (line-%buffer (dis-line-line (car the-sentinel)))
		      (window-buffer window)))
	(start offset) new-num)
       ((or (= pos height) (null line))
	;;    If we have run off the bottom or run out of lines then we are
	;; done.  At this point Trail is the last line displayed and Current is
	;; whatever comes after it, possibly the-sentinel.
	;;    We always say that last-changed is the last line so that we
	;; don't have to max in the old last-changed.
	(setf (window-last-changed window) trail)
	;; If there are extra lines at the end that need to be deleted
	;; and haven't been already then link them into the free-list.
	(unless (eq last trail)
	  ;; This test works, because if the old last line was either
	  ;; deleted or another line was inserted after it then it's
	  ;; cdr would be something else.
	  (when (eq (cdr last) the-sentinel)
	    (shiftf (cdr last) spare-lines (cdr trail) the-sentinel))
	  (setf (window-last-line window) trail))
	(setf (window-spare-lines window) spare-lines)
	;;    If first-changed has not been set then we set the first-changed
	;; to the first line we looked at if it does not come after the
	;; new position of the old first-changed.
	(unless changed
	  (when (> (dis-line-position (car (window-first-changed window)))
		   (dis-line-position (car save)))
	    (setf (window-first-changed window) (cdr save)))))

    (setq new-num (line-number line))
    ;; If a line has been deleted, it's line-%buffer is smashed; we unlink
    ;; any dis-line which displayed such a line.
    (cond
     ((neq (line-%buffer old-line) buffer)
      (do ((ptr (cdr current) (cdr ptr))
	   (prev current ptr))
	  ((eq (line-%buffer (dis-line-line (car ptr))) buffer)
	   (setq delta (- pos (1+ (dis-line-position (car prev)))))
	   (shiftf (cdr trail) (cdr prev) spare-lines current ptr)))
      (setq cc (car current)  old-line (dis-line-line cc)))
     ;; If the line-number of the old line is less than the line-number
     ;; of the line we want to display then the old line must be off the top
     ;; of the screen - delete it.  The-Sentinel fails this test because
     ;; it's line-number is most-positive-fixnum.
     ((< (line-number old-line) new-num)
      (do ((ptr (cdr current) (cdr ptr))
	   (prev current ptr))
	  ((>= (line-number (dis-line-line (car ptr))) new-num)
	   (setq delta (- pos (1+ (dis-line-position (car prev)))))
	   (shiftf (cdr trail) (cdr prev) spare-lines current ptr)))
      (setq cc (car current)  old-line (dis-line-line cc)))
     ;; New line comes before old line, insert it, punting when
     ;; we hit the bottom of the screen.
     ((neq line old-line)
      (do ((chars (unless is-wrapped (line-%chars line)) nil) new)
	  (())
	(setq new (car spare-lines))
	(setf (dis-line-old-chars new) chars
	      (dis-line-position new) pos
	      (dis-line-line new) line
	      (dis-line-delta new) 0
	      (dis-line-flags new) new-bit)
	(setq pos (1+ pos)  delta (1+ delta))
	(multiple-value-setq (string underhang start)
	  (compute-line-image string underhang line start new width))
	(rotatef (cdr trail) spare-lines (cdr spare-lines))
	(setq trail (cdr trail))
	(cond ((= pos height)
	       (return nil))
	      ((null underhang)
	       (setq start 0  line (line-next line))
	       (return nil))))
      (setq is-wrapped nil))
     ;; The line is the same, possibly moved.  We add in the delta and
     ;; or in the moved bit so that if redisplay punts in the middle
     ;; the information is not lost.
     ((eq (line-%chars line) (dis-line-old-chars cc))
      ;; If the line is the old bottom line on the screen and it has moved and
      ;; is full length, then mash the old-chars and quit so that the image
      ;; will be recomputed the next time around the loop, since the line might
      ;; have been wrapped off the bottom of the screen.
      (cond
       ((and (eq line last-line)
	     (= (dis-line-length cc) width)
	     (not (zerop delta)))
	(setf (dis-line-old-chars cc) :another-unique-thing))
       (t
	(do ()
	    ((= pos height))
	  (unless (zerop delta)
	    (setf (dis-line-position cc) pos)
	    (incf (dis-line-delta cc) delta)
	    (setf (dis-line-flags cc) (logior (dis-line-flags cc) moved-bit)))
	  (shiftf trail current (cdr current))
	  (setq cc (car current)  old-line (dis-line-line cc)  pos (1+ pos))
	  (when (not (eq old-line line))
	    (setq start 0  line (line-next line))
	    (return nil))))))
     ;; The line is changed, possibly moved.
     (t
      (do ((chars (line-%chars line) nil))
	  (())
	(multiple-value-setq (string underhang start)
	  (compute-line-image string underhang line start cc width))
	(setf (dis-line-flags cc) (logior (dis-line-flags cc) changed-bit)
	      (dis-line-old-chars cc) chars
	      (dis-line-position cc) pos)
	(unless (zerop delta)
	  (incf (dis-line-delta cc) delta)
	  (setf (dis-line-flags cc) (logior (dis-line-flags cc) moved-bit)))
	(shiftf trail current (cdr current))
	(setq cc (car current)  old-line (dis-line-line cc)  pos (1+ pos))
	(cond ((= pos height)
	       (return nil))
	      ((null underhang)
	       (setq start 0  line (line-next line))
	       (return nil))
	      ((not (eq old-line line))
	       (setq is-wrapped t)
	       (return nil))))))))


;;; maybe-change-window  --  Internal
;;;
;;;    This macro is "Called" in update-window-image whenever it finds that 
;;; the chars of the line and the dis-line don't match.  This may happen for
;;; several reasons:
;;;
;;; 1] The previous line was unchanged, but wrapped, so the dis-line-chars
;;; are nil.  In this case we just skip over the extension lines.
;;;
;;; 2] A line is changed but not moved; update the line noting whether the
;;; next line is moved because of this, and bugging out to Move-Lines if
;;; it is.
;;;
;;; 3] A line is deleted, off the top of the screen, or moved.  Bug out
;;; to Move-Lines.
;;;
;;;    There are two possible results, either we return NIL, and Line,
;;; Trail and Current are updated, or we return T, in which case
;;; Update-Window-Image should terminate immediately.  Changed is true
;;; if a changed line changed lines has been found.
;;;
(eval-when (compile eval)
(defmacro maybe-change-window (window changed line offset trail current width)
  `(let* ((cc (car ,current))
	  (old-line (dis-line-line cc)))
     (cond
      ;; We have run into a continuation line, skip over any.
      ((and (null (dis-line-old-chars cc))
	    (eq old-line (dis-line-line (car ,trail))))
       (do ((ptr (cdr ,current) (cdr ptr))
	    (prev ,current ptr))
	   ((not (eq (dis-line-line (car ptr)) old-line))
	    (setq ,trail prev  ,current ptr) nil)))
      ;; A line is changed.
      ((eq old-line ,line)
       (unless ,changed
	 (when (< (dis-line-position cc)
		  (dis-line-position (car (window-first-changed ,window))))
	   (setf (window-first-changed ,window) ,current)
	   (setq ,changed t)))
       (do ((chars (line-%chars ,line) nil)
	    (start ,offset) string underhang)
	   (())
	 (multiple-value-setq (string underhang start)
	   (compute-line-image string underhang ,line start cc ,width))
	 (setf (dis-line-flags cc) (logior (dis-line-flags cc) changed-bit))
	 (setf (dis-line-old-chars cc) chars)
	 (setq ,trail ,current  ,current (cdr ,current)  cc (car ,current))
	 (cond
	  ((eq (dis-line-line cc) ,line)
	   (unless underhang
	     (move-lines ,window t nil 0 (line-next ,line) 0 ,trail ,current
			 ,width)
	     (return t)))
	  (underhang
	   (move-lines ,window t string underhang ,line start ,trail
		       ,current ,width)
	   (return t))
	  (t
	   (setq ,line (line-next ,line))
	   (when (> (dis-line-position (car ,trail))
		    (dis-line-position (car (window-last-changed ,window))))
	     (setf (window-last-changed ,window) ,trail))
	   (return nil)))))
      (t
       (move-lines ,window ,changed nil 0 ,line ,offset ,trail ,current
		   ,width)
       t))))
); eval-when (compile eval)

;;; update-window-image  --  Internal
;;;
;;;    This is the function which redisplay calls when it wants to ensure that 
;;; a window-image is up-to-date.  The main loop here is just to zoom through
;;; the lines and dis-lines, bugging out to Maybe-Change-Window whenever
;;; something interesting happens.
;;;
(defun update-window-image (window)
  (let* ((trail (window-first-line window))
	 (current (cdr trail))
	 (display-start (window-display-start window))
	 (line (mark-line display-start))
	 (width (window-width window)) changed)
    (cond
     ;; If the first line or its charpos has changed then bug out.
     ((cond ((and (eq (dis-line-old-chars (car current)) (line-%chars line))
		  (mark= display-start (window-old-start window)))
	     (setq trail current  current (cdr current)  line (line-next line))
	     nil)
	    (t
	     ;; Force the line image to be invalid in case the start moved
	     ;; and the line wrapped onto the screen.  If we started at the
	     ;; beginning of the line then we don't need to.
	     (unless (zerop (mark-charpos (window-old-start window)))
	       (unless (eq current the-sentinel)
		 (setf (dis-line-old-chars (car current)) :another-unique-thing)))
	     (let ((start-charpos (mark-charpos display-start)))
	       (move-mark (window-old-start window) display-start)
	       (maybe-change-window window changed line start-charpos
				    trail current width)))))
     (t
      (prog ()
	(go TOP)
       STEP
	(setf (dis-line-line (car current)) line)
	(setq trail current  current (cdr current)  line (line-next line))
       TOP
	(cond ((null line)
	       (go DONE))
	      ((eq (line-%chars line) (dis-line-old-chars (car current)))
	       (go STEP)))
	;;
	;; We found a suspect line.
	;; See if anything needs to be updated, if we bugged out, punt.
	(when (and (eq current the-sentinel)
		   (= (dis-line-position (car trail))
		      (1- (window-height window))))
	  (return nil))
	(when (maybe-change-window window changed line 0 trail current width)
	  (return nil))
	(go TOP)

       DONE
	;;
	;; We hit the end of the buffer. If lines need to be deleted bug out.
	(unless (eq current the-sentinel)
	  (maybe-change-window window changed line 0 trail current width))
	(return nil))))
    ;;
    ;; Update the display-end mark.
    (let ((dl (car (window-last-line window))))
      (move-to-position (window-display-end window) (dis-line-end dl)
			(dis-line-line dl)))))
