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| author | Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> | 2016-10-06 21:30:09 +0000 |
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| committer | Baptiste Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org> | 2016-10-06 21:30:09 +0000 |
| commit | aa7798c94fa57f6c00fab4393c9fe91334864371 (patch) | |
| tree | 61b5a60e9c086b1ba44b4718e7666304a8edab6f /troff/nroff.d/terms.d/README | |
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diff --git a/troff/nroff.d/terms.d/README b/troff/nroff.d/terms.d/README new file mode 100644 index 000000000000..856eab4b3b8a --- /dev/null +++ b/troff/nroff.d/terms.d/README @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ +# Copyright 1989 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. +# Use is subject to license terms. + +# Copyright (c) 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 AT&T +# All Rights Reserved + +# Portions of this source code were derived from Berkeley 4.3 BSD +# under license from the Regents of the University of California. + +#ident "@(#)README 1.3 05/06/01 SMI" + +Description of terminal tables for new nroff: +(In the following description, "white space" means any combination +of spaces, tabs and new-lines). + +The first line should contain the name of the terminal -- just a string, +but with no embedded white space. + +This is followed by a table of 25 lines (defining the first 25 items +in struct t, laid out in tw.h): + + bset [integer] /*bits that must be set for printing*/ + breset [integer] /*bits that must be reset for printing*/ + Hor [integer] /*size of unit of horizontal motion*/ + Vert [integer] /*size of unit of vertical motion*/ + Newline [integer] /*size of line of vertical motion*/ + Char [integer] /*size of character horizontally*/ + Em [integer] /*size of Em of horizontal motion*/ + Halfline [integer] /*size of half line of vertical motion*/ + Adj [integer] /*horizontal resolution*/ + twinit [string] /*sequence to initialize terminal*/ + twrest [string] /*sequence to restore terminal*/ + twnl [string] /*sequence to print newline*/ + hlr [string] /*sequence for half-line reverse*/ + hlf [string] /*sequence for half-line forward*/ + flr [string] /*sequence for full-line reverse*/ + bdon [string] /*sequence to turn on bold*/ + bdoff [string] /*sequence to turn off bold*/ + iton [string] /*sequence to turn on italic*/ + itoff [string] /*sequence to turn off italic*/ + ploton [string] /*sequence to enter plot mode*/ + plotoff [string] /*sequence to leave plot mode*/ + up [string] /*sequence to move up 1 space in plot mode*/ + down [string] /*sequence to move down 1 space in plot mode*/ + right [string] /*sequence to move right 1 space in plot mode*/ + left [string] /*sequence to move left 1 space in plot mode*/ + +This table is fixed format, and the order cannot be changed. +Entries should be on separate lines, and should contain exactly +two fields (N.B. the comment should be omitted) separated by white space. +First field is the string identifying the value (this is not verified), +then white space, and then the value. The value is either an integer, +or a string, as specified above. An integer is a sequence of digits. +Integers describing sizes are expressed in units of 1/240 of an inch. +A string is a sequence of characters, probably surrounded by quotes +(to be on the safe side). For non-printable ascii characters, the +following escapes hold (as in C): + \b backspace + \t tab + \n newline + \r carriage return + \\ \ + \" " + \ followed by 3 octal digits specifies the ascii character + with the value of those digits + +This is followed by a line containing the word "charset", and then by the table of +special characters -- all the non-ASCII characters that nroff/troff +knows by 2-character names, e.g. \(hy and \(ga. The entries in this +table can be in any order (put the most used ones first), and +the entries should be restricted to only those characters that +can be printed on the terminal in question. The format of each line +(defining one special character) is: the (2-character) name of the +special character, followed by white space, followed by the width of +the character (in ems), followed by white space, followed by the +sequence needed to produce the character. This sequence may be +surrounded by quotes. The same escapes hold as for strings above. + +The best way to create a terminal table for a new device is to take +a terminal table for an old device and modify it! +For example, here is the first page of the terminal table for lp: + +lp +bset 0 +breset 0 +Hor 24 +Vert 40 +Newline 40 +Char 24 +Em 24 +Halfline 20 +Adj 24 +twinit "" +twrest "" +twnl "\n" +hlr "" +hlf "" +flr "\0337" +bdon "" +bdoff "" +iton "" +itoff "" +ploton "" +plotoff "" +up "" +down "" +right "" +left "" + +charset + +em 1 - +hy 1 - +\- 1 - +bu 1 +\bo +sq 2 [] +ru 1 _ +14 3 1/4 +12 3 1/2 +34 3 3/4 +de 1 \344o\304 +dg 1 |\b- +fm 1 ' +ct 1 c\b/ +rg 1 r\bO +co 1 c\bO +pl 1 + +mi 1 - +eq 1 = +** 1 * |
