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"""
oec.vt100
~~~~~~~~~
"""
import os
import logging
from ptyprocess import PtyProcess
import pyte
from .session import Session, SessionDisconnectedError
from .display import encode_character
from .keyboard import Key, get_character_for_key, MODIFIER_KEYS
VT100_KEY_MAP = {
Key.NOT: b'^',
Key.CENT: b'[',
Key.BROKEN_BAR: b']',
Key.ATTN: b'\x1b', # Escape
Key.NEWLINE: b'\r',
Key.ENTER: b'\r',
Key.BACKSPACE: b'\b',
Key.TAB: b'\t',
Key.UP: b'\x1b[A',
Key.DOWN: b'\x1b[B',
Key.LEFT: b'\x1b[D',
Key.RIGHT: b'\x1b[C'
}
VT100_KEY_MAP_ALT = {
Key.SPACE: b'\x00',
Key.LOWER_A: b'\x01',
Key.LOWER_B: b'\x02',
Key.LOWER_C: b'\x03',
Key.LOWER_D: b'\x04',
Key.LOWER_E: b'\x05',
Key.LOWER_F: b'\x06',
Key.LOWER_G: b'\x07',
Key.LOWER_H: b'\x08',
Key.LOWER_I: b'\x09',
Key.LOWER_J: b'\x0a',
Key.LOWER_K: b'\x0b',
Key.LOWER_L: b'\x0c',
Key.LOWER_M: b'\x0d',
Key.LOWER_N: b'\x0e',
Key.LOWER_O: b'\x0f',
Key.LOWER_P: b'\x10',
Key.LOWER_Q: b'\x11',
Key.LOWER_R: b'\x12',
Key.LOWER_S: b'\x13',
Key.LOWER_T: b'\x14',
Key.LOWER_U: b'\x15',
Key.LOWER_V: b'\x16',
Key.LOWER_W: b'\x17',
Key.LOWER_X: b'\x18',
Key.LOWER_Y: b'\x19',
Key.LOWER_Z: b'\x1a',
Key.CENT: b'\x1b', # Ctrl + [
Key.BACKSLASH: b'\x1c',
Key.EQUAL: b'\x1d', # Ctrl + ]
Key.LESS: b'\x1e', # Ctrl + ~
Key.SLASH: b'\x1f', # Ctrl + ?
Key.NEWLINE: b'\n'
}
class VT100Session(Session):
"""VT100 session."""
def __init__(self, terminal, host_command):
super().__init__(terminal)
self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
self.host_command = host_command
self.host_process = None
# Initialize the VT100 screen.
(rows, columns) = self.terminal.display.dimensions
self.vt100_screen = pyte.Screen(columns, rows)
self.vt100_screen.write_process_input = lambda data: self.host_process.write(data.encode())
# Unfortunately multiple VT100 bells will be replaced with a single 3270 terminal
# alarm - also because the alarm is only sounded on terminal POLL the alarm sound
# may appear out of sync with the terminal.
#
# A better approach may be to perform a flush when the bell is encountered but
# that does not appear possible with the standard pyte ByteStream.
self.vt100_screen.bell = lambda: self.terminal.sound_alarm()
self.vt100_stream = pyte.ByteStream(self.vt100_screen)
self.is_first_render = True
def start(self):
self._start_host_process()
def terminate(self):
if self.host_process:
self._terminate_host_process()
def fileno(self):
return self.host_process.fileno()
def handle_host(self):
data = None
try:
data = self.host_process.read()
except EOFError:
self.host_process = None
raise SessionDisconnectedError
self.vt100_stream.feed(data)
return True
def handle_key(self, key, keyboard_modifiers, scan_code):
bytes_ = self._map_key(key, keyboard_modifiers)
if bytes_ is None:
return
self.host_process.write(bytes_)
def render(self):
if self.is_first_render:
self.terminal.display.status_line.write_string(45, 'VT100')
self.is_first_render = False
self._apply()
self._flush()
def _map_key(self, key, keyboard_modifiers):
if keyboard_modifiers.is_alt():
# Ignore any modifiers... this would fall through and result in a warning
# if they are not explicitly ignored.
if key in MODIFIER_KEYS:
return None
bytes_ = VT100_KEY_MAP_ALT.get(key)
if bytes_ is not None:
return bytes_
self.logger.warning(f'No key mapping found for ALT + {key}')
else:
bytes_ = VT100_KEY_MAP.get(key)
if bytes_ is not None:
return bytes_
character = get_character_for_key(key)
if character and character.isprintable():
return character.encode()
return None
def _start_host_process(self):
environment = os.environ.copy()
environment['TERM'] = 'vt100'
environment['LC_ALL'] = 'C'
self.host_process = PtyProcess.spawn(self.host_command, env=environment,
dimensions=self.terminal.display.dimensions)
def _terminate_host_process(self):
self.logger.debug('Terminating host process')
if not self.host_process.terminate(force=True):
self.logger.error('Unable to terminate host process')
else:
self.logger.debug('Host process terminated')
self.host_process = None
def _apply(self):
has_eab = self.terminal.display.has_eab
for row in self.vt100_screen.dirty:
row_buffer = self.vt100_screen.buffer[row]
for column in range(self.terminal.display.dimensions.columns):
character = row_buffer[column]
# TODO: Investigate multi-byte or zero-byte cases further.
regen_byte = encode_character(character.data) if len(character.data) == 1 else 0x00
eab_byte = 0x00 if has_eab else None
self.terminal.display.buffered_write_byte(regen_byte, eab_byte, row=row, column=column)
self.vt100_screen.dirty.clear()
def _flush(self):
self.terminal.display.flush()
cursor = self.vt100_screen.cursor
if cursor.y < self.terminal.display.dimensions.rows and cursor.x < self.terminal.display.dimensions.columns:
self.terminal.display.move_cursor(row=cursor.y, column=cursor.x)
else:
self.logger.warn(f'Out of bounds cursor move to row={cursor.y}, column={cursor.x} ignored')