/*
 * A very quick application to test a FullTextEditor.
 */

#include "fulltexteditor.h"

main () {
    World* w = new World;
    char* buf = new char[1000];

    /*
     * Open a FullTextEditor of a standard size.  The initial file will be
     * ./fulltexteditor.h.  A text buffer of an appropriate size will be
     * allocated automatically in the FullTextEditor constructor.
     */
    FullTextEditor* fed = new FullTextEditor("fulltexteditor.h", 24, 80, 8, 1);

    /*
     * Insert some test text into the FullTextEditor and run a few test
     * functions.  All of the standard TextEditor functions are available for a
     * FullTextEditor object.  See "man TextEditor" for the complete
     * documentation.  To access the contained TextBuffer, use the GetBuffer
     * function.  See "man TextBuffer" for complete doc on text buffer
     * functions.
     */
    fed->InsertText("THIS IS NEW TEXT ADDED TO THE TOP OF THE BUFFER, ",
	strlen("THIS IS NEW TEXT ADDED TO THE TOP OF THE BUFFER, "));
    fed->InsertText("JUST FOR TESTING PURPOSES\n", 
	strlen("JUST FOR TESTING PURPOSES\n"));
    fed->ForwardCharacter(3);
    printf("The 26th char in buffer is %c\n", fed->GetBuffer()->Char(26));
    char* tempbuf = new char[16];
    strncpy(tempbuf, fed->GetBuffer()->Text(26,40), 15);
    tempbuf[15] = '\0';
    printf("The text between the 26th and 40th chars is %s\n", tempbuf);

    /*
     * Fire it up.  The end user will have all of the editing commands
     * available in a standard InterViews sted, except for quit, close, and
     * visit See "man sted" for complete user-level documentation.
     */
    w->InsertApplication(fed);


    /*
     * Test out the options settings.
     */
    w->InsertApplication(
	new FullTextEditor(24, 80, 8, Reversed, false, false, OutlineCaret));

    w->Run();
}