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Let's hope this doesn't causes build failures for e.g. musl: I just know it's good on macOS and our Linux CI. It's been a long time. One fix this brings, is I discovered we #include assert.h or cassert in a lot of places. If those ever happen to be in a file that doesn't include common.h, or we are before common.h gets included, we're unawaringly working with the system 'assert' macro again, which may get disabled for debug builds or at least has different behavior on crash. We undef 'assert' and redefine it in common.h. Those were all eliminated, except in one catch-22 spot for maybe.h: it can't include common.h. A fix might be to make a fish_assert.h that *usually* common.h exports.
250 lines
7.2 KiB
C++
250 lines
7.2 KiB
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// Header file for the low level input library.
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#ifndef INPUT_COMMON_H
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#define INPUT_COMMON_H
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#include <unistd.h>
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#include <cstdint>
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#include <deque>
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#include <string>
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#include <utility>
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#include "common.h"
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#include "maybe.h"
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enum class readline_cmd_t {
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beginning_of_line,
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end_of_line,
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forward_char,
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backward_char,
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forward_single_char,
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forward_word,
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backward_word,
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forward_bigword,
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backward_bigword,
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nextd_or_forward_word,
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prevd_or_backward_word,
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history_search_backward,
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history_search_forward,
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history_prefix_search_backward,
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history_prefix_search_forward,
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history_pager,
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delete_char,
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backward_delete_char,
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kill_line,
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yank,
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yank_pop,
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complete,
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complete_and_search,
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pager_toggle_search,
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beginning_of_history,
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end_of_history,
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backward_kill_line,
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kill_whole_line,
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kill_inner_line,
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kill_word,
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kill_bigword,
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backward_kill_word,
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backward_kill_path_component,
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backward_kill_bigword,
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history_token_search_backward,
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history_token_search_forward,
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self_insert,
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self_insert_notfirst,
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transpose_chars,
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transpose_words,
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upcase_word,
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downcase_word,
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capitalize_word,
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togglecase_char,
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togglecase_selection,
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execute,
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beginning_of_buffer,
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end_of_buffer,
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repaint_mode,
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repaint,
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force_repaint,
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up_line,
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down_line,
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suppress_autosuggestion,
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accept_autosuggestion,
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begin_selection,
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swap_selection_start_stop,
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end_selection,
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kill_selection,
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insert_line_under,
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insert_line_over,
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forward_jump,
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backward_jump,
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forward_jump_till,
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backward_jump_till,
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func_and,
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func_or,
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expand_abbr,
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delete_or_exit,
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exit,
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cancel_commandline,
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cancel,
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undo,
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redo,
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begin_undo_group,
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end_undo_group,
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repeat_jump,
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disable_mouse_tracking,
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// NOTE: This one has to be last.
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reverse_repeat_jump
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};
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// The range of key codes for inputrc-style keyboard functions.
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enum { R_END_INPUT_FUNCTIONS = static_cast<int>(readline_cmd_t::reverse_repeat_jump) + 1 };
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/// Represents an event on the character input stream.
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enum class char_event_type_t : uint8_t {
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/// A character was entered.
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charc,
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/// A readline event.
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readline,
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/// end-of-file was reached.
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eof,
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/// An event was handled internally, or an interrupt was received. Check to see if the reader
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/// loop should exit.
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check_exit,
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};
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/// Hackish: the input style, which describes how char events (only) are applied to the command
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/// line. Note this is set only after applying bindings; it is not set from readb().
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enum class char_input_style_t : uint8_t {
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// Insert characters normally.
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normal,
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// Insert characters only if the cursor is not at the beginning. Otherwise, discard them.
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notfirst,
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};
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class char_event_t {
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union {
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/// Set if the type is charc.
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wchar_t c;
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/// Set if the type is readline.
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readline_cmd_t rl;
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} v_{};
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public:
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/// The type of event.
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char_event_type_t type;
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/// The style to use when inserting characters into the command line.
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char_input_style_t input_style{char_input_style_t::normal};
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/// The sequence of characters in the input mapping which generated this event.
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/// Note that the generic self-insert case does not have any characters, so this would be empty.
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wcstring seq{};
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bool is_char() const { return type == char_event_type_t::charc; }
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bool is_eof() const { return type == char_event_type_t::eof; }
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bool is_check_exit() const { return type == char_event_type_t::check_exit; }
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bool is_readline() const { return type == char_event_type_t::readline; }
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wchar_t get_char() const {
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assert(type == char_event_type_t::charc && "Not a char type");
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return v_.c;
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}
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maybe_t<wchar_t> maybe_char() const {
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if (type == char_event_type_t::charc) {
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return v_.c;
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} else {
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return none();
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}
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}
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readline_cmd_t get_readline() const {
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assert(type == char_event_type_t::readline && "Not a readline type");
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return v_.rl;
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}
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/* implicit */ char_event_t(wchar_t c) : type(char_event_type_t::charc) { v_.c = c; }
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/* implicit */ char_event_t(readline_cmd_t rl, wcstring seq = {})
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: type(char_event_type_t::readline), seq(std::move(seq)) {
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v_.rl = rl;
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}
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/* implicit */ char_event_t(char_event_type_t type) : type(type) {
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assert(type != char_event_type_t::charc && type != char_event_type_t::readline &&
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"Cannot create a char event with this constructor");
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}
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};
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/// Adjust the escape timeout.
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class environment_t;
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void update_wait_on_escape_ms(const environment_t &vars);
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/// A class which knows how to produce a stream of input events.
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/// This is a base class; you may subclass it for its override points.
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class input_event_queue_t {
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public:
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/// Construct from a file descriptor \p in, and an interrupt handler \p handler.
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explicit input_event_queue_t(int in = STDIN_FILENO);
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/// Function used by input_readch to read bytes from stdin until enough bytes have been read to
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/// convert them to a wchar_t. Conversion is done using mbrtowc. If a character has previously
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/// been read and then 'unread' using \c input_common_unreadch, that character is returned.
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char_event_t readch();
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/// Like readch(), except it will wait at most WAIT_ON_ESCAPE milliseconds for a
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/// character to be available for reading.
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/// \return none on timeout, the event on success.
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maybe_t<char_event_t> readch_timed();
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/// Enqueue a character or a readline function to the queue of unread characters that
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/// readch will return before actually reading from fd 0.
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void push_back(const char_event_t &ch);
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/// Add a character or a readline function to the front of the queue of unread characters. This
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/// will be the next character returned by readch.
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void push_front(const char_event_t &ch);
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/// Find the first sequence of non-char events, and promote them to the front.
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void promote_interruptions_to_front();
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/// Add multiple characters or readline events to the front of the queue of unread characters.
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/// The order of the provided events is not changed, i.e. they are not inserted in reverse
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/// order.
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template <typename Iterator>
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void insert_front(const Iterator begin, const Iterator end) {
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queue_.insert(queue_.begin(), begin, end);
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}
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/// Override point for when we are about to (potentially) block in select(). The default does
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/// nothing.
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virtual void prepare_to_select();
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/// Override point for when when select() is interrupted by a signal. The default does nothing.
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virtual void select_interrupted();
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/// Override point for when when select() is interrupted by the universal variable notifier.
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/// The default does nothing.
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virtual void uvar_change_notified();
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virtual ~input_event_queue_t();
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private:
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/// \return if we have any lookahead.
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bool has_lookahead() const { return !queue_.empty(); }
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/// \return the next event in the queue, or none if the queue is empty.
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maybe_t<char_event_t> try_pop();
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int in_{0};
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std::deque<char_event_t> queue_;
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};
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#endif
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