static ssize_t handle_read( const int64 clientsocket ) {
struct http_data* h = io_getcookie( clientsocket );
ssize_t l;
if( ( l = io_tryread( clientsocket, static_inbuf, sizeof static_inbuf ) ) <= 0 ) {
handle_dead( clientsocket );
return 0;
}
/* If we get the whole request in one packet, handle it without copying */
if( !array_start( &h->request ) ) {
if( memchr( static_inbuf, '\n', l ) )
return http_handle_request( clientsocket, static_inbuf, l );
h->flag |= STRUCT_HTTP_FLAG_ARRAY_USED;
array_catb( &h->request, static_inbuf, l );
return 0;
}
h->flag |= STRUCT_HTTP_FLAG_ARRAY_USED;
array_catb( &h->request, static_inbuf, l );
if( array_failed( &h->request ) )
return http_issue_error( clientsocket, CODE_HTTPERROR_500 );
if( ( array_bytes( &h->request ) > 8192 ) && !accesslist_isblessed( (char*)&h->ip, OT_PERMISSION_MAY_SYNC ) )
return http_issue_error( clientsocket, CODE_HTTPERROR_500 );
if( memchr( array_start( &h->request ), '\n', array_bytes( &h->request ) ) )
return http_handle_request( clientsocket, array_start( &h->request ), array_bytes( &h->request ) );
return 0;
}
static void server_mainloop( ) {
static time_t ot_last_clean_time;
time_t next_timeout_check = g_now + OT_CLIENT_TIMEOUT_CHECKINTERVAL;
struct iovec *iovector;
int iovec_entries;
for( ; ; ) {
int64 i;
io_wait();
while( ( i = io_canread( ) ) != -1 ) {
const void *cookie = io_getcookie( i );
if( cookie == FLAG_TCP )
handle_accept( i );
else if( cookie == FLAG_UDP )
handle_udp4( i );
else
handle_read( i );
}
while( ( i = mutex_workqueue_popresult( &iovec_entries, &iovector ) ) != -1 )
http_sendiovecdata( i, iovec_entries, iovector );
while( ( i = io_canwrite( ) ) != -1 )
handle_write( i );
if( g_now > next_timeout_check ) {
while( ( i = io_timeouted() ) != -1 )
handle_dead( i );
next_timeout_check = g_now + OT_CLIENT_TIMEOUT_CHECKINTERVAL;
}
/* See if we need to move our pools */
if( NOW != ot_last_clean_time ) {
ot_last_clean_time = NOW;
clean_all_torrents();
}
/* Enforce setting the clock */
signal_handler( SIGALRM );
}
}
static void handle_write( const int64 clientsocket ) {
struct http_data* h=io_getcookie( clientsocket );
if( !h || ( iob_send( clientsocket, &h->batch ) <= 0 ) )
handle_dead( clientsocket );
}
static void
update_keymap (void)
{
static guint current_serial = 0;
guchar key_state[256];
guint scancode;
guint vk;
gboolean capslock_tested = FALSE;
if (keysym_tab != NULL && current_serial == _gdk_keymap_serial)
return;
current_serial = _gdk_keymap_serial;
if (keysym_tab == NULL)
keysym_tab = g_new (guint, 4*256);
memset (key_state, 0, sizeof (key_state));
_gdk_keyboard_has_altgr = FALSE;
gdk_shift_modifiers = GDK_SHIFT_MASK;
for (vk = 0; vk < 256; vk++)
{
if ((scancode = MapVirtualKey (vk, 0)) == 0 &&
vk != VK_DIVIDE)
keysym_tab[vk*4+0] =
keysym_tab[vk*4+1] =
keysym_tab[vk*4+2] =
keysym_tab[vk*4+3] = GDK_VoidSymbol;
else
{
gint shift;
if (vk == VK_RSHIFT)
_scancode_rshift = scancode;
key_state[vk] = 0x80;
for (shift = 0; shift < 4; shift++)
{
guint *ksymp = keysym_tab + vk*4 + shift;
set_shift_vks (key_state, shift);
*ksymp = 0;
/* First, handle those virtual keys that we always want
* as special GDK_* keysyms, even if ToAsciiEx might
* turn some them into a ASCII character (like TAB and
* ESC).
*/
handle_special (vk, ksymp, shift);
if (*ksymp == 0)
{
wchar_t wcs[10];
gint k;
wcs[0] = wcs[1] = 0;
k = ToUnicodeEx (vk, scancode, key_state,
wcs, G_N_ELEMENTS (wcs),
0, _gdk_input_locale);
#if 0
g_print ("ToUnicodeEx(%#02x, %d: %d): %d, %04x %04x\n",
vk, scancode, shift, k,
wcs[0], wcs[1]);
#endif
if (k == 1)
*ksymp = gdk_unicode_to_keyval (wcs[0]);
else if (k == -1)
{
guint keysym = gdk_unicode_to_keyval (wcs[0]);
/* It is a dead key, and it's has been stored in
* the keyboard layout's state by
* ToAsciiEx()/ToUnicodeEx(). Yes, this is an
* incredibly silly API! Make the keyboard
* layout forget it by calling
* ToAsciiEx()/ToUnicodeEx() once more, with the
* virtual key code and scancode for the
* spacebar, without shift or AltGr. Otherwise
* the next call to ToAsciiEx() with a different
* key would try to combine with the dead key.
*/
reset_after_dead (key_state);
/* Use dead keysyms instead of "undead" ones */
handle_dead (keysym, ksymp);
}
else if (k == 0)
{
/* Seems to be necessary to "reset" the keyboard layout
* in this case, too. Otherwise problems on NT4.
*/
reset_after_dead (key_state);
}
else
{
#if 0
GDK_NOTE (EVENTS,
g_print ("ToUnicodeEx returns %d "
"for vk:%02x, sc:%02x%s%s\n",
k, vk, scancode,
(shift&0x1 ? " shift" : ""),
(shift&0x2 ? " altgr" : "")));
#endif
}
}
if (*ksymp == 0)
*ksymp = GDK_VoidSymbol;
}
key_state[vk] = 0;
/* Check if keyboard has an AltGr key by checking if
* the mapping with Control+Alt is different.
*/
if (!_gdk_keyboard_has_altgr)
if ((keysym_tab[vk*4 + 2] != GDK_VoidSymbol &&
keysym_tab[vk*4] != keysym_tab[vk*4 + 2]) ||
(keysym_tab[vk*4 + 3] != GDK_VoidSymbol &&
keysym_tab[vk*4 + 1] != keysym_tab[vk*4 + 3]))
_gdk_keyboard_has_altgr = TRUE;
if (!capslock_tested)
{
/* Can we use this virtual key to determine the CapsLock
* key behaviour: CapsLock or ShiftLock? If it generates
* keysyms for printable characters and has a shifted
* keysym that isn't just the upperacase of the
* unshifted keysym, check the behaviour of VK_CAPITAL.
*/
if (g_unichar_isgraph (gdk_keyval_to_unicode (keysym_tab[vk*4 + 0])) &&
keysym_tab[vk*4 + 1] != keysym_tab[vk*4 + 0] &&
g_unichar_isgraph (gdk_keyval_to_unicode (keysym_tab[vk*4 + 1])) &&
keysym_tab[vk*4 + 1] != gdk_keyval_to_upper (keysym_tab[vk*4 + 0]))
{
guchar chars[2];
capslock_tested = TRUE;
key_state[VK_SHIFT] = 0;
key_state[VK_CONTROL] = key_state[VK_MENU] = 0;
key_state[VK_CAPITAL] = 1;
if (ToAsciiEx (vk, scancode, key_state,
(LPWORD) chars, 0, _gdk_input_locale) == 1)
{
if (chars[0] >= GDK_space &&
chars[0] <= GDK_asciitilde &&
chars[0] == keysym_tab[vk*4 + 1])
{
/* CapsLock acts as ShiftLock */
gdk_shift_modifiers |= GDK_LOCK_MASK;
}
}
key_state[VK_CAPITAL] = 0;
}
}
}
}
GDK_NOTE (EVENTS, print_keysym_tab ());
}
