SingOS_Legacy_BIOS/CLI/CLI.nasm

BITS 16
;CLI

;Command syntax: <command name> <arg1>
;Argument must not contain spaces.

; Data
CLI_Command_Buffer times 256 db 0
CLI_Command_Length dw 0

; API
; args:
;  ax: keyboard keycode.
CLI_ASCII_INPUT:
  pusha
  
  ; Fetch command buffer offset.
  ; If there is no room in the buffer, then just bail on the key press.
  mov bx, [CLI_Command_Length]
  cmp bx, 255
  je .end
  
  inc bx ; The new last element will be located at this offset.
  mov [CLI_Command_Length], bx ; Save the new counter.
  dec bx ; Go back to the index the character should be written to.
  
  ; Move new ascii character into command buffer.
  add bx, CLI_Command_Buffer ; address+offset = destination
  mov [bx], al
  
  inc bx
  mov byte [bx], 0
  
  ; Print out the input character
  mov ah, 0xe ; Teletype output
  mov bl, 0x02 ; color (green)
  int 0x10
  
  .end:
  popa
  ret

; args:
CLI_DELETE:
  pusha
  
  ; Check if at the beginning of the line.
  mov bx, [CLI_Command_Length]
  cmp bx, 0x00
  je .end
  
  ; Move the counter one back
  sub bx, 0x01
  mov [CLI_Command_Length], bx
  
  ;Move NULL into the last character of the line (delete)
  mov al, 0x0
  add bx, CLI_Command_Buffer ; address+offset = destination
  mov [bx], al
  
  ; Go back one space
  mov ax, 0x0e08 ; ah=0x0e means teletype output. al=0x08 means backspace character.
  int 0x10
  
  ; Place a NULL
  mov al, 0x0 ; NULL
  int 0x10
  
  ; Go back one space again as the above print of NULL pushes the cursor forward again.
  mov ax, 0x0e08
  int 0x10
  
  .end:
  popa
  ret

; Probably activated with the 'Enter' button.
CLI_CONFIRM_INPUT:
  
  call CLI_EXECUTE
  
  mov bx, 0
  mov [CLI_Command_Length], bx
  mov [CLI_Command_Buffer], bx
  ret

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print_help_message:
; Prints a list of available commands
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  push si
  mov si, .command_list_string
  call print
  pop si
  ret
.command_list_string:
  db 13, 10
  db "Available commands:", 13, 10
  db "  help:       Prints this screen", 13, 10
  db "  dumpmem:    Prints the contents of a memory region (At the moment hardcoded)", 13, 10
  db "  keyprint:   Prints the character and keycode for a key presssd", 13, 10
  db "  clear:      Clears the screen", 13, 10
  db "  formatdisk: Initialize the file system", 13, 10
  db "  createfile: Name a file, in the file system", 13, 10
  db "  fsinfo:     Displays info about the file system", 13, 10
  db "  ls:         Lists the named files", 13, 10
  db "  svim:       SingOS' text editor", 13, 10, 0

; Executes the command.
CLI_EXECUTE:
  pusha
  
  mov bx, [CLI_Command_Length]
  cmp bx, 0
  je near .end ; If there are not bytes in the buffer then there is no command.
  
  mov ax, [.Num_Commands] ; The number of commands available.
  
  lea si, [CLI_Command_Buffer]
  mov cx, 0 ; Index into the list of commands.
  
  .Interpreter_Search_Commands_Loop:
  ;cmp cx, ax ; Start by comparing.
  ;je .end
  
  mov bx, cx ; Move Index into bx to offset into the array of commands.
  add bx, bx ; The pointers are two bytes long. This compensates for that.
  
  mov bx, [.Command_Name_List + bx] ; Fetch the pointer for the string.
  
  lea di, [bx]
  call stringcompare
  
  je .Interpreter_Command_Execute
  
  inc cx ; Prepare for next iteration.
  cmp ax, cx
  je .end
  jmp .Interpreter_Search_Commands_Loop
  
  
  .Interpreter_Command_Execute:
  mov bx, cx ; Move Index into bx to offset into the array of commands.
  add bx, bx ; The pointers are two bytes long. This compensates for that.
  
  pusha
  call printCRLF
  popa
  
  mov dx, [.Command_Function_Pointers + bx] ; Program pointer
  
  ; Execute program.
  call dx
  
  .end:
  popa
  ret

  .tmp dw 0
  .Num_Commands dw 9
  .Command_Name_List dw .CMD1, .CMD2, .CMD3, .CMD4, .CMD5, .CMD6, .CMD7, .CMD8, .CMD9
  .Command_Function_Pointers dw dumpmem_hardcoded_args, keyprint, svim, vsfs_list_files_command, vsfs_create_file, vsfs_format_disk, vsfs_get_fs_info, os_clear_screen, print_help_message
  .CMD1 db 'dumpmem', 0
  .CMD2 db 'keyprint', 0
  .CMD3 db 'svim', 0
  .CMD4 db 'ls', 0
  .CMD5 db 'createfile', 0
  .CMD6 db 'formatdisk', 0
  .CMD7 db 'fsinfo', 0
  .CMD8 db 'clear', 0
  .CMD9 db 'help', 0