public void Setup(TelnetSingletonServer tServer)
{
telnetServer = tServer;
lastMenuQueryTime = DateTime.MinValue; // Force a stale timestamp the first time.
telnetServer.Write( (char)UnicodeCommand.TITLEBEGIN + "kOS Terminal Server Welcome Menu" + (char)UnicodeCommand.TITLEEND );
forceMenuReprint = true; // force it to print the menu once the first time regardless of the state of the CPU list.
}
/// <summary>
/// Tell the telnet session to resize itself
/// </summary>
/// <param name="telnet">which telnet session to send to</param>
/// <param name="width">new width</param>
/// <param name="height">new height</param>
/// <param name="unconditional">if true, then send the resize message no matter what. If false,
/// then only send it if we calculate that the size changed.</param>
private void ResizeAndRepaintTelnet(TelnetSingletonServer telnet, int width, int height, bool unconditional)
{
// Don't bother telling it to resize if its already the same size - this should stop resize spew looping:
if (unconditional || telnet.ClientWidth != width || telnet.ClientHeight != height)
{
string resizeCmd = new string( new [] {(char)UnicodeCommand.RESIZESCREEN, (char)width, (char)height} );
telnet.Write(resizeCmd);
RepaintTelnet(telnet, true);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Cover the case where the whole screen needs to be repainted from scratch.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="telnet">which telnet to paint to.</param>
private void RepaintTelnetFull(TelnetSingletonServer telnet)
{
List<IScreenBufferLine> buffer = mostRecentScreen.Buffer; // just to keep the name shorter below:
// Sometimes the buffer is shorter than the terminal height if the resize JUST happened in the last Update():
int rowsToPaint = Math.Min(shared.Screen.RowCount, buffer.Count);
telnet.Write((char)UnicodeCommand.CLEARSCREEN);
for (int row = 0 ; row < rowsToPaint ; ++row)
{
IScreenBufferLine lineBuffer = buffer[row];
int columnOfLastContent = -1;
for (int col = 0 ; col < lineBuffer.Length ; ++col)
{
char ch = lineBuffer[col];
switch (ch)
{
case (char)0x0000: // The buffer pads null chars into the 'dead' space of the screen past the last printed char.
break;
case (char)0x0009: // tab chars - really shouldn't be in the buffer.
break;
default:
columnOfLastContent = col;
break;
}
}
if (columnOfLastContent >= 0) // skip for empty lines
{
string line = lineBuffer.ToString().Substring(0, columnOfLastContent+1);
telnet.Write(line);
}
if (row < rowsToPaint-1) //don't write the eoln for the lastmost line.
telnet.Write((char)UnicodeCommand.STARTNEXTLINE);
}
// ensure cursor locatiom (in case it's not at the bottom):
telnet.Write(String.Format("{0}{1}{2}",
(char)UnicodeCommand.TELEPORTCURSOR,
// The next two are cast to char because, for example, a value of 76 should be
// encoded as (char)76 (which is 'L'), rather than as '7' followed by '6':
(char)mostRecentScreen.CursorColumn,
(char)mostRecentScreen.CursorRow));
prevTelnetScreens[telnet] = mostRecentScreen.DeepCopy();
}
internal void SendTitleToTelnet(TelnetSingletonServer telnet)
{
// Make the telnet client learn about the new title:
string changeTitleCmd = String.Format("{0}{1}{2}",
(char)UnicodeCommand.TITLEBEGIN,
TitleText,
(char)UnicodeCommand.TITLEEND);
telnet.Write(changeTitleCmd);
}
/// <summary>
/// Do the repaint of the telnet session.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="telnet">which telnet session to repaint</param>
/// <param name="fullSync">if true, then ignore the diffing algorithm and just redraw everything.</param>
internal void RepaintTelnet(TelnetSingletonServer telnet, bool fullSync)
{
if (fullSync || prevTelnetScreens[telnet] == null)
{
RepaintTelnetFull(telnet);
return;
}
// If the state of the screen reverse, or the visual bell flags, has changed since last time,
// spit out the characters to change the state:
if (telnet.ReverseScreen != shared.Screen.ReverseScreen)
{
telnet.Write(shared.Screen.ReverseScreen ? ((char)UnicodeCommand.REVERSESCREENMODE) : ((char)UnicodeCommand.NORMALSCREENMODE));
telnet.ReverseScreen = shared.Screen.ReverseScreen;
}
if (telnet.VisualBeep != shared.Screen.VisualBeep)
{
telnet.Write(shared.Screen.VisualBeep ? ((char)UnicodeCommand.VISUALBEEPMODE) : ((char)UnicodeCommand.AUDIOBEEPMODE));
telnet.VisualBeep = shared.Screen.VisualBeep;
}
string updateText = mostRecentScreen.DiffFrom(prevTelnetScreens[telnet]);
telnet.Write(updateText);
prevTelnetScreens[telnet] = mostRecentScreen.DeepCopy();
for (int i = 0 ; i < shared.Screen.BeepsPending ; ++i)
telnet.Write((char)UnicodeCommand.BEEP); // The terminal's UnicodeMapper will convert this to ascii 0x07 if the right terminal type.
}
internal void DetachTelnet(TelnetSingletonServer server)
{
server.DisconnectFromProcessor();
telnets.Remove(server);
}
internal void AttachTelnet(TelnetSingletonServer server)
{
telnets.AddUnique(server);
prevTelnetScreens[server] = null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Respond to one single input character in Unicode, using the pretend
/// virtual Unicode terminal keycodes described in the UnicodeCommand enum.
/// To keep things simple, all key input is coerced into single Unicode chars
/// even if the actual keypress takes multiple characters to express in its
/// native form (i.e. ESC [ A means left-arrow on a VT100 terminal. If
/// a telnet is talking via VT100 codes, that ESC [ A will get converted into
/// a single UnicdeCommand.LEFTCURSORONE character before being sent here.)
/// <br/>
/// This method is public because it is also how other mods should send input
/// to the terminal if they want some other source to send simulated keystrokes.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ch">The character, which might be a UnicodeCommand char</param>
/// <param name="whichTelnet">If this came from a telnet session, which one did it come from?
/// Set to null in order to say it wasn't from a telnet but was from the interactive GUI</param>
/// <param name="doQueuing">true if the keypress should get queued if we're not ready for it
/// right now. If false, then the keypress will be ignored if we're not ready for it.</param>
public void ProcessOneInputChar(char ch, TelnetSingletonServer whichTelnet, bool doQueuing = true)
{
// Weird exceptions for multi-char data combos that would have been begun on previous calls to this method:
switch (inputExpected)
{
case ExpectNextChar.RESIZEWIDTH:
pendingWidth = ch;
inputExpected = ExpectNextChar.RESIZEHEIGHT;
return;
case ExpectNextChar.RESIZEHEIGHT:
int height = ch;
shared.Screen.SetSize(height, pendingWidth);
inputExpected = ExpectNextChar.NORMAL;
return;
default:
break;
}
// Printable ASCII section of Unicode - the common vanilla situation
// (Idea: Since this is all Unicode anyway, should we allow a wider range to
// include multi-language accent characters and so on? Answer: to do so we'd
// first need to expand the font pictures in the font image file, so it's a
// bigger task than it may first seem.)
if (0x0020 <= ch && ch <= 0x007f)
{
Type(ch, doQueuing);
}
else
{
switch(ch)
{
// A few conversions from UnicodeCommand into those parts of ASCII that it
// maps directly into nicely, otherwise just pass it through to SpecialKey():
case (char)UnicodeCommand.DELETELEFT:
case (char)8:
Type((char)8, doQueuing);
break;
case (char)UnicodeCommand.STARTNEXTLINE:
case '\r':
Type('\r', doQueuing);
break;
case '\t':
Type('\t', doQueuing);
break;
case (char)UnicodeCommand.RESIZESCREEN:
inputExpected = ExpectNextChar.RESIZEWIDTH;
break; // next expected char is the width.
// Finish session: If GUI, then close window. If Telnet, then detatch from the session:
case (char)0x0004/*control-D*/: // How users of unix shells are used to doing this.
case (char)0x0018/*control-X*/: // How kOS did it in the past in the GUI window.
if (shared.Interpreter.IsAtStartOfCommand())
{
if (whichTelnet == null)
Close();
else
whichTelnet.DisconnectFromProcessor();
}
break;
// User asking for redraw (Unity already requires that we continually redraw the GUI Terminal, so this is only meaningful for telnet):
case (char)UnicodeCommand.REQUESTREPAINT:
if (whichTelnet != null)
{
ResizeAndRepaintTelnet(whichTelnet, shared.Screen.ColumnCount, shared.Screen.RowCount, true);
}
break;
// Typical case is to just let SpecialKey do the work:
default:
SpecialKey(ch, doQueuing);
break;
}
}
// else ignore it - unimplemented char.
}
internal void SingletonStopped(TelnetSingletonServer telnet)
{
telnets.Remove(telnet);
}
public void Update()
{
SetConfigEnable(SafeHouse.Config.EnableTelnet);
int howManySpawned = 0;
if (!isListening)
{
// Doing the command:
// SET CONFIG:TELNET TO FALSE.
// should kill any singleton telnet servers that may have been started in the past
// when it was true. This does that:
foreach (TelnetSingletonServer singleServer in telnets)
{
singleServer.StopListening();
telnets.Remove(singleServer);
}
// disabled, so don't listen for connections.
return;
}
// .NET's TCP handler only gives you blocking socket accepting, but for the Unity
// Update(), we need to always finish quickly and never block, so check if anything
// is pending first to simulate the effect of a nonblocking socket accept check:
if (!server.Pending())
return;
TcpClient incomingClient = server.AcceptTcpClient();
string remoteIdent = ((IPEndPoint)(incomingClient.Client.RemoteEndPoint)).Address.ToString();
SafeHouse.Logger.Log(string.Format("{0} telnet server got an incoming connection from {1}", KSPLogger.LOGGER_PREFIX, remoteIdent));
TelnetSingletonServer newServer = new TelnetSingletonServer(this, incomingClient, ++howManySpawned);
telnets.Add(newServer);
newServer.StartListening();
}
public void Detach()
{
enabled = false;
telnetServer = null;
}