NAME

tam − TAM transition libraries

SYNOPSIS

#include <tam.h>

cc −I /usr/include/tam [ flags... ] files ... −ltam −lcurses [ libraries... ]

DESCRIPTION

These routines are used to port UNIX PC character-based TAM programs to the 3B processor line so that they will run using any terminal supported by curses(3X), the low-level ETI library.  Once a TAM program has been changed to remove machine-specific code, it can be recompiled with the standard TAM header <tam.h> and linked with the TAM transition and curses(3X) libraries. 

Note that TAM will probably not be supported in future releases. 

FUNCTIONS

The following is a list of TAM routines supplied in the transition library.  Those routines marked with a dagger (†) are macros and do not return a value. 

addch (c)† See curses(3X). 

char c;

addstr (s)†
char ∗s;

int adf_gttok (ptr, tbl)

char ∗ptr;

struct s_kwtbl ∗tbl;

char ∗adf_gtwrd (sptr, dptr)
char ∗sptr, ∗dptr;

char ∗adf_gtxcd (sptr, dptr)
char ∗sptr, ∗dptr;

int attroff (attrs) See curses(3X). 

long attrs;

int attron(attrs)
long attrs;

int baudrate()

int beep()

int cbreak()

int clear()

clearok (dummy, dummy)†
int dummy;

int clrtobot()

int clrtoeol()

int delch()

int deleteln()

int echo()

int endwin()

erase()†

int exhelp (hfile, htitle).

char ∗hfile, ∗htitle;

int fixterm() See curses(3X). 

flash()†

int flushinp()

int form (form, op) See forms(3X). 

form_t ∗form;

int op;

int getch() See curses(3X). 

getyx(win, r, c)†
int win, r, c;

int initscr()

int insch(ch)
char ch;

int insertln()

int iswind() See tam(3X); always returns 0. 

char ∗kcodemap (code). See curses(3X). 

unsigned char code;

int keypad (dummy, flag)
int dummy, flag;

leaveok (dummy, dummy)†
int dummy;

int menu (menu, op) See menus(3X). 

menu_t ∗menu;

int op;

int message (mtype, hfile, htitle, format [, arg ...]

int mtype;

char ∗hfile, ∗htitle, ∗format;

move(r, c)† See curses(3X). 

int r, c;

mvaddch (r, c, ch)†
int r, c;
char ch;

mvaddstr (r, c, s)†
int r, c;
char ∗s;

unsigned long mvinch(r, c)
int r, c;

nl()† Currently not supported

int nocbreak()

int nodelay (dummy, bool)
int dummy, bool;

int noecho()

nonl()† Currently not supported

int pb_check (stream)

FILE ∗stream;

int pb_empty (stream)
FILE ∗stream;

int pb_gbuf (ptr, n, fn, stream)
char ∗ptr;
int n;
int (∗fn) ();
FILE ∗stream;

char ∗pb_gets (ptr, n, stream)
char ∗ptr;
int n;
FILE ∗stream;

char ∗pb_name()

FILE ∗pb_open()

int pb_puts (ptr, stream)
char ∗ptr;
FILE ∗stream;

int pb_seek (stream)
FILE ∗stream;

int pb_weof (stream)
FILE ∗stream;

int printw (fmt[, arg1 ... argn])
See curses(3X). 

char ∗fmt;

refresh()†

int resetterm()

int resetty()

int savetty()

int track (w, trk, op, butptr, whyptr)
See wgetc().

int w, op, ∗butptr, ∗whyptr;

track_t ∗trk;

int wcmd (wn, cp) See tam(3X).  Outputs a null-

short wn; terminated string to the entry/

char ∗cp; echo line. 

int wcreate (row, col, height, width, flags)
Creates a window.

short row, col, height, width;

unsigned short flags;

int wdelete (wn) Deletes the specified window. 

short wn;

void wexit(ret) See tam(3X). 

int ret;

int wgetc (wn)
short wn;

int wgetmouse (wn, ms) no-op; returns 0. 

short wn;

struct umdata ∗ms;

int wgetpos (wn, rowp, colp) Gets the current position (row,

short wn; column) of the cursor in the

int ∗rowp, ∗colp; specified window (wn). 

int wgetsel() Returns the currently selected
window.

int wgetstat (wn, wstatp) Returns the information in

short wn; WSTAT for a window. 

WSTAT ∗wstatp;

int wgoto (wn, row, col) Moves the window’s cursor to

short wn, row, col; a specified row, column. 

void wicoff (wn, row, col, icp) no-op. returns 0. 

short wn, row, col;

struct icon ∗icp;

void wicon (wn, row, col, icp) no-op. returns 0. 

short wn, row, col;

struct icon ∗icp;

int wind (type, height, width, flags, pfont)

int type, height, width;

short flags;

char ∗pfont[];

void winit() Sets up the process for window access.  See tam(3X). 

int wlabel (wn, cp) Outputs a null-terminated

short wn; string to the window label

char ∗cp; area. 

int wndelay (wn, bool)
int wn, bool;

void wnl (wn, flag)

short wn;

int flag;

int wpostwait() Reverses the effects of wprexec().

int wprexec() Performs the appropriate actions for passing a window to a child process. 

int wprintf (wn, fmt[, arg1 ... argn])
short wn;
char ∗fmt;

int wprompt (wn, cp) Outputs a null-terminated

short wn; string to the prompt line. 

char ∗cp;

int wputc (wn, c) Outputs a character

short wn; to a window (wn). 

char c;

int wputs (wn, cp) Outputs a character string

short wn; to a window. 

char ∗cp;

int wrastop (w, srcbase, srcwidth, dstbase    Currently not supported. 

dstwidth, srcx, srcy, dstx,

dsty, width, height, srcop,

dstop, pattern)

int w;
unsigned short ∗srcbase, ∗dstbase, ∗pattern;
unsigned short srcwidth, dswidth, width, height;
unsigned short srcx, srcy, dstx, dsty;
char srcop, dstop;

int wreadmouse (wn, xp, yp, bp, rp)
no-op; returns 0.

short wn;

int ∗xp, ∗yp, ∗bp, ∗rp;

int wrefresh (wn) Flushes all output

short wn; to the window. 

int wselect (wn) Selects the specified window

short wn; as the current or active one. 

int wsetmouse (wn, ms) no-op; returns 0. 

short wn;

struct umdata ∗ms;

int wsetstat (wn, wstatp) Sets the status for a window. 

short wn;

WSTAT ∗wstatp;

int wslk (wn, 0, slong1, slong2, sshort)
Writes a null-terminated string

short wn; to a set of screen-labeled keys. 

char ∗slong1, ∗slong2, ∗sshort;

int wslk (wn, kn, llabel, slabel)
Writes a null-terminated string

short wn, kn; to a screen-labeled key.  The

char ∗llabel, ∗slabel; alternate form writes all the
screen-labeled keys at once
more efficiently.

int wuser (wn, cp) Currently not supported. 

short wn;

char ∗cp;

SEE ALSO

curses(3X)

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