/* File msdlat.c */

/*
  stdin/stdout filter for displaying 8-bit Latin Alphabet 1 files from UNIX
  in the 7-bit environment on a DEC VT320 or compatible terminal, or with
  PC software (such as MS-DOS Kermit 3.0) that emulates one, by (a) sending
  the escape sequence that assigns the Latin-1 character set to G1, and
  (b) sends Shift-In/Shift-Out codes around sequences of GR (8-bit) characters.

  Usage:  msdlat < file
     Or:  command | msdlat

  Author: F. da Cruz, Columbia University, 1990
*/
#include <stdio.h>

main() {
    int i = 0;				/* Working variable */
    int state = 0;			/* Current state: 7- or 8-bit output */
    unsigned char c;			/* Character holder */
    char *latin1 = "\033-A";		/* ISO Latin-1 designating sequence */

    printf("%s", latin1);		/* Assign Latin-1 to G1 */

    while (1) {				/* Loop per character. */
	i = getchar();			/* Get a character. */
	if (i == EOF) exit(0);		/* If no more, done. */
	c = i;				/* Convert to character form. */
	if (c > 127) {			/* If it's an 8-bit character */
	    if (state == 0) {		/* and we were doing 7-bit chars, */
		state = 1;		/* Change state, */
		putchar('\16');		/* and send a Shift-Out code. */
	    }
	} else {			/* Otherwise it's 7-bit character */
	    if (state == 1) {		/* If we were in 8-bit state */
		putchar('\17');		/* Send a Shift-In */
		state = 0;		/* and change to 7-bit state. */
	    }
	}
	putchar(c & 127);		/* Send the character's low 7 bits */
    }
}