Rmeoving useless width and height from terminal.h

terminal.c

@@ -5,36 +5,6 @@
 
 #include "terminal.h"
 
-
-/*
-** Terminal implement a terminal, (vt100 like)
-** Basically it parses escape sequences to call
-** appropriated callbacks.
-**
-** It expose a simple API to implement a specific terminal.
-** Actually I implement vt100 in terminal_vt100.c
-**
-** terminal.c parses escape sequences like
-** \033[4;2H
-** It allows control chars to be inside the sequence like :
-** \033[4\n;2H
-** and accept variations like :
-** \033#...
-** \033(...
-**
-** The API is simple, it consists of a structure term_callbacks (see
-** terminal.h) where 4 members points to an ascii_callbacks structure.
-** Ascii callbacks is only a struct with some ascii chars where you
-** can plug your callbacks functions. see terminal_vt100.c as an example.
-**
-** Typically when terminal parses \033[42;43m
-** it calls callbacks->csi->m();
-**
-** Parameters (here 42;43) are stored in terminal->argc and terminal->argv
-** argv is an array of integers of length argc.
-**
-*/
-
 static void terminal_push(struct terminal *this, char c)
 {
     if (this->stack_ptr >= TERM_STACK_SIZE)

terminal.h

@@ -1,6 +1,46 @@
 #ifndef __TERMINAL_H__
 #define __TERMINAL_H__
 
+/*
+**
+** Introduction
+** ============
+**
+** terminal.c is a basic level that parses escape sequences to call
+** appropriated callbacks permiting you to implement a specific terminal.
+**
+** Callbacks
+** =========
+**
+** terminal.c maps sequences to callbacks in this way :
+** \033...  maps to terminal->callbacks->esc
+** \033[... maps to terminal->callbacks->csi
+** \033#... maps to terminal->callbacks->hash
+** and \033( and \033) maps to terminal->callbacks->scs
+**
+** In 'callbacks', esc, csi, hash and scs are structs ascii_callbacks
+** where you can bind your callbacks.
+**
+** Typically when terminal parses \033[42;43m
+** it calls terminal->callbacks->csi->m(terminal);
+**
+** Parameters (here 42;43) are stored in terminal->argc and terminal->argv
+** argv is an array of integers of length argc.
+**
+** Public members
+** ==============
+**
+** terminal->user_data :
+**     A (void *) where your implementation can store whatever you want
+**     to get it back on your callabks.
+**
+** terminal->write = vt100_write;
+** terminal->callbacks.csi.f = HVP;
+**
+**
+**
+*/
+
 #define TERM_STACK_SIZE 1024
 
 enum term_state
@@ -110,8 +150,6 @@ struct term_callbacks
 
 struct terminal
 {
-    unsigned int           width;
-    unsigned int           height;
     unsigned int           cursor_pos_x;
     unsigned int           cursor_pos_y;
     enum term_state        state;

terminal_vt100.c

@@ -921,8 +921,6 @@ struct terminal_vt100 *vt100_init(void (*unimplemented)(struct terminal* term_em
     vt100->top_line = 0;
     vt100->terminal = terminal_init();
     vt100->terminal->user_data = vt100;
-    vt100->terminal->width = 80;
-    vt100->terminal->height = 24;
     vt100->terminal->write = vt100_write;
     vt100->terminal->callbacks.csi.f = HVP;
     vt100->terminal->callbacks.csi.K = EL;