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cursor.c 440 #define DECSC_FLAGS (ATTRIBUTES|ORIGIN|PROTECTED)
ptyx.h 3555 #define PROTECTED AttrBIT(6) /* a character that cannot be erased */
3619 #define ATTRIBUTES (SGR_MASK | SGR_MASK2 | BG_COLOR | FG_COLOR | INVISIBLE | PROTECTED)
3662 * If we've set protected attributes with the DEC-style DECSCA, then we'll have
3663 * to use DECSED or DECSEL to erase preserving protected text. (The normal ED,
3664 * EL won't preserve protected-text). If we've used SPA, then normal ED and EL
3665 * will preserve protected-text. To keep things simple, just remember the last
3666 * control that was used to begin protected-text, and use that to determine how
3667 * erases are performed (otherwise we'd need 2 bits per protected character).
trace.c 692 if (attrs & PROTECTED) {
screen.c 2958 && (ld->attribs[col] & PROTECTED))
3100 if (ld->attribs[col] & PROTECTED)
util.c 1669 * protected characters were found, 0 otherwise.
1692 /* If we've marked protected text on the screen, we'll have to
1707 if (attrs[n] & PROTECTED) {
1708 rc = 0; /* found a protected segment */
1713 && (attrs[n] & PROTECTED)) {
1720 /* setup for another segment, past the protected text */
1733 /* fall through to the final non-protected segment */
1896 * If we've written protected text DEC-style, and are issuing a non-DEC
1898 * ignore the protected flags.
1944 * find if there were any protected characters left. If not, reset th
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charproc.c 1571 DATA(DGRP(2), PROTECTED),
4916 UIntClr(xw->flags, PROTECTED);
4917 TRACE(("...clear PROTECTED\n"));
4919 xw->flags |= PROTECTED;
4920 TRACE(("...set PROTECTED\n"));
5145 TRACE(("CASE_SPA - start protected area\n"));
5147 xw->flags |= PROTECTED;
5152 TRACE(("CASE_EPA - end protected area\n"));
5153 UIntClr(xw->flags, PROTECTED);
13968 bitclr(&xw->flags, PROTECTED);
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misc.c 4884 && (xw->flags & PROTECTED) ? 1 : 0,

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