tab0.sh revision a5ae21e4 
1#!/bin/sh
2# $XTermId: tab0.sh,v 1.2 2019/06/01 16:03:03 tom Exp $
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31# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
32# Demonstrate hard-tabs.
33
34: ${TABS:=tabs}
35: ${TPUT:=tput}
36
37show() {
38	printf "Tabs $1:"
39	read ignore
40	p=0
41	while [ $p -lt $wide ]
42	do
43		printf "%s+----%d" "----" `expr 1 + \( $p / 10 \)`
44		p=`expr $p + 10`
45	done
46	printf "\n"
47	p=1
48	printf " "
49	while [ $p -lt $wide ]
50	do
51		printf "%*s" $1 "*"
52		p=`expr $p + $1`
53	done
54	printf "\n"
55	p=0
56	while [ $p -lt $wide ]
57	do
58		printf "\t+"
59		p=`expr $p + $1`
60	done
61	printf "\n"
62	printf "...done"
63	read ignore
64}
65
66# enable hard tabs, disable autowrap.
67initialize() {
68	$TPUT $1
69	clear
70	stty tabs
71	printf "\033[?7l"
72}
73
74setup() {
75	initialize reset
76}
77
78# Turn hard tabs off, reenable autowrap.
79restore() {
80	stty -tabs
81	printf "\033[?7h"
82}
83
84wide=`$TPUT cols`
85
86# If the terminal honors VT100 RIS, try that as a "hard reset" to get the
87# power-on behavior.
88for name in rs1 rs2
89do
90	value=`$TPUT $name | sed -e 's//ESC:/g'`
91	case "$value" in
92	*ESC:c*)
93		;;
94	*)
95		value=
96		;;
97	esac
98	if [ -n "$value" ]
99	then
100		initialize $name
101		printf "Testing after tput $name\r\n"
102		show	8
103		break
104	fi
105done
106
107# The following tests use the normal "reset" behavior.
108setup
109$TABS	-8
110show	8
111$TABS	-4
112show	4
113
114# Some terminal emulators are known to be buggy, and "reset" does not get them
115# to reset the tab-stops.
116setup
117show	8
118restore
119