0.12.0 --- an enumeration ends with its directory, an 8 MiB reservation, and the input position as measured by Sunrisepeak · Pull Request #32 · mcpplibs/openkal-windows

Closing a directory ends its unfinished enumerations, and a closed directory is refused by kal_fs_list_next

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A started context is given 8 MiB unless more is asked for, and kal_task_start_sized asks

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KAL_TERM_PASS_INPUT is line input, inverted

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0.12.0 (draft) --- written against openkal 0.16, and observed

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The console test writes key events without asking for a scan code

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The console test waits for input before reading and says what was queued

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The console test measures three spellings of Ctrl+J and asserts what the position states: the return key is 0x0d, and Ctrl+J is not it

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The console test ends every measurement with a key that always produces a byte, so a key that produces none is measured rather than waited for

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diagnostic: the same keys with virtual terminal input on

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KAL_TERM_PASS_INPUT is virtual terminal input with line input off, as measured

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0.12.0 --- an enumeration ends with its directory, an 8 MiB reservation, and the input position as measured - #32

0.12.0 --- an enumeration ends with its directory, an 8 MiB reservation, and the input position as measured#32
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Closing a directory ends its unfinished enumerations, and a closed directory is refused by kal_fs_list_next

A started context is given 8 MiB unless more is asked for, and kal_task_start_sized asks

KAL_TERM_PASS_INPUT is line input, inverted

0.12.0 (draft) --- written against openkal 0.16, and observed

The console test writes key events without asking for a scan code

The console test waits for input before reading and says what was queued

The console test measures three spellings of Ctrl+J and asserts what the position states: the return key is 0x0d, and Ctrl+J is not it

The console test ends every measurement with a key that always produces a byte, so a key that produces none is measured rather than waited for

diagnostic: the same keys with virtual terminal input on

KAL_TERM_PASS_INPUT is virtual terminal input with line input off, as measured