Unix CLI session. More...

Collaboration diagram for unix_cli_file_t:

Data Fields
u32	clib_file_index
	The file index held by unix.c. More...

u8 *	output_vector
	Vector of output pending write to file descriptor. More...

u8 *	input_vector
	Vector of input saved by Unix input node to be processed by CLI process. More...

u8	has_history
	This session has command history. More...

u8 **	command_history
	Array of vectors of commands in the history. More...

u8 *	current_command
	The command currently pointed at by the history cursor. More...

i32	excursion
	How far from the end of the history array the user has browsed. More...

u32	history_limit
	Maximum number of history entries this session will store. More...

u32	command_number
	Current command line counter. More...

u8 *	search_key
	The string being searched for in the history. More...

int	search_mode
	If non-zero then the CLI is searching in the history array. More...

u32	cursor
	Position of the insert cursor on the current input line. More...

u8	line_mode
	Line mode or char mode. More...

u8	crlf_mode
	Set if the CRLF mode wants CR + LF. More...

u8	ansi_capable
	Can we do ANSI output? More...

u8	started
	Has the session started? More...

u8	no_pager
	Disable the pager? More...

u8	is_interactive
	Whether the session is interactive or not. More...

u8	is_socket
	Whether the session is attached to a socket. More...

u8	has_epipe
	If EPIPE has been detected, prevent further write-related activity on the descriptor. More...

u8 **	pager_vector
	Pager buffer. More...

unix_cli_pager_index_t *	pager_index
	Index of line fragments in the pager buffer. More...

u32	pager_start
	Line number of top of page. More...

u32	width
	Terminal width. More...

u32	height
	Terminal height. More...

u32	process_node_index
	Process node identifier. More...

u8	cursor_direction
	The current direction of cursor travel. More...

Detailed Description

Unix CLI session.

Definition at line 148 of file cli.c.

Field Documentation

◆ ansi_capable

u8 unix_cli_file_t::ansi_capable

Can we do ANSI output?

Definition at line 193 of file cli.c.

◆ clib_file_index

u32 unix_cli_file_t::clib_file_index

The file index held by unix.c.

Definition at line 151 of file cli.c.

◆ command_history

u8** unix_cli_file_t::command_history

Array of vectors of commands in the history.

Definition at line 163 of file cli.c.

◆ command_number

u32 unix_cli_file_t::command_number

Current command line counter.

Definition at line 173 of file cli.c.

◆ crlf_mode

u8 unix_cli_file_t::crlf_mode

Set if the CRLF mode wants CR + LF.

Definition at line 190 of file cli.c.

◆ current_command

u8* unix_cli_file_t::current_command

The command currently pointed at by the history cursor.

Definition at line 165 of file cli.c.

◆ cursor

u32 unix_cli_file_t::cursor

Position of the insert cursor on the current input line.

Definition at line 184 of file cli.c.

◆ cursor_direction

u8 unix_cli_file_t::cursor_direction

The current direction of cursor travel.

This is important since when advancing left-to-right, at the right hand edge of the console the terminal typically defers wrapping the cursor to the next line until a character is actually displayed. This messes up our heuristic for whether to use ANSI to return the cursor to the end of the line and instead we have to nudge the cursor to the next line. A Value of 0 means we're advancing left-to-right; 1 means the opposite.

Definition at line 242 of file cli.c.

◆ excursion

i32 unix_cli_file_t::excursion

How far from the end of the history array the user has browsed.

Definition at line 167 of file cli.c.

◆ has_epipe

u8 unix_cli_file_t::has_epipe

If EPIPE has been detected, prevent further write-related activity on the descriptor.

Definition at line 211 of file cli.c.

◆ has_history

u8 unix_cli_file_t::has_history

This session has command history.

Definition at line 161 of file cli.c.

◆ height

u32 unix_cli_file_t::height

Terminal height.

Definition at line 226 of file cli.c.

◆ history_limit

u32 unix_cli_file_t::history_limit

Maximum number of history entries this session will store.

Definition at line 170 of file cli.c.

◆ input_vector

u8* unix_cli_file_t::input_vector

Vector of input saved by Unix input node to be processed by CLI process.

Definition at line 158 of file cli.c.

◆ is_interactive

u8 unix_cli_file_t::is_interactive

Whether the session is interactive or not.

Controls things like initial banner, the CLI prompt etc.

Definition at line 203 of file cli.c.

◆ is_socket

u8 unix_cli_file_t::is_socket

Whether the session is attached to a socket.

Definition at line 206 of file cli.c.

◆ line_mode

u8 unix_cli_file_t::line_mode

Line mode or char mode.

Definition at line 187 of file cli.c.

◆ no_pager

u8 unix_cli_file_t::no_pager

Disable the pager?

Definition at line 199 of file cli.c.

◆ output_vector

u8* unix_cli_file_t::output_vector

Vector of output pending write to file descriptor.

Definition at line 154 of file cli.c.

◆ pager_index

unix_cli_pager_index_t* unix_cli_file_t::pager_index

Index of line fragments in the pager buffer.

Definition at line 217 of file cli.c.

◆ pager_start

u32 unix_cli_file_t::pager_start

Line number of top of page.

Definition at line 220 of file cli.c.

◆ pager_vector

u8** unix_cli_file_t::pager_vector

Pager buffer.

Definition at line 214 of file cli.c.

◆ process_node_index

u32 unix_cli_file_t::process_node_index

Process node identifier.

Definition at line 229 of file cli.c.

◆ search_key

u8* unix_cli_file_t::search_key

The string being searched for in the history.

Definition at line 176 of file cli.c.

◆ search_mode

int unix_cli_file_t::search_mode

If non-zero then the CLI is searching in the history array.

-1 means search backwards.
1 means search forwards.

Definition at line 181 of file cli.c.

◆ started

u8 unix_cli_file_t::started

Has the session started?

Definition at line 196 of file cli.c.

◆ width

u32 unix_cli_file_t::width

Terminal width.

Definition at line 223 of file cli.c.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

src/vlib/unix/cli.c

Data Fields