\ Forth output paging add-on (like more(1))

\ Copyright (C) 1996 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

\ This file is part of Gforth.

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\ modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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\ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
\ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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\ This add-on is for those poor souls whose terminals cannot scroll
\ back but who want to read the output of 'words' at their leisure.

\ currently this is very primitive: it just counts newlines, and only
\ allows continuing for another page (and of course, terminating
\ processing by sending a signal (^C))

\ Some things to do:
\ allow continuing for one line (Enter)
\ count lines produced by wraparound (note tabs and backspaces)
\ allow continuing silently
\ fancy features like searching, scrollback etc.

\ one more-or-less simple way to achieve all this is to
\ popen("less","w") and output there. Before getting the next `key`,
\ we would perform a pclose. This idea due to Marcel Hendrix.

require termsize.fs

variable last-#lines 0 last-#lines !

:noname ( -- c )
    1 last-#lines !
    defers key ;
is key

:noname ( c -- )
    dup defers emit
    #lf =
    if
	1 last-#lines +!
	last-#lines @ rows >=
	if
	    ." ... more ?" key drop 10 backspaces 10 spaces 10 backspaces
	endif
    endif ;
is emit

:noname ( c-addr u -- )
    bounds
    ?DO
	I c@ emit
    LOOP ;
is type
