refactored commandline key processing: rewritten Cmdline::process_edit_cmd() as State::process_edit_cmd() virtual methods

 * Cmdline::process_edit_cmd() was much too long and deeply nested.
   It used RTTI excessively to implement the state-specific behaviour.
   It became apparent that the behaviour is largely state-specific and could be
   modelled much more elegantly as virtual methods of State.
 * Basically, a state can now implement a method to customize its
   commandline behaviour.
   In the case that the state does not define custom behaviour for
   the key pressed, it can "chain" to the parent class' process_edit_cmd().
   This can be optimized to tail calls by the compiler.
 * The State::process_edit_cmd() implementations are still isolated in
   cmdline.cpp. This is not strictly necessary but allows us keep the
   already large compilations units like parser.cpp small.
   Also, the edit command processing has little to do with the rest of
   a state's functionality and is only used in interactive mode.
 * As a result, we have many small functions now which are much easier to
   maintain.
   This makes adding new and more complex context sensitive editing behaviour
   easier.
 * State-specific function key masking has been refactored by introducing
   State::get_fnmacro_mask().
 * This allowed us to remove the States::is_*() functions which have
   always been a crutch to support context-sensitive key handling.
 * RTTI is almost completely eradicated, except for exception handling
   and StdError(). Both remaining cases can probably be avoided in the
   future, allowing us to compile smaller binaries.

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/help.h b/src/help.h
index 6695ae6..73eaa42 100644
--- a/src/help.h
+++ b/src/help.h
@@ -83,6 +83,10 @@ public:
 private:
 	void initial(void);
 	State *done(const gchar *str);
+
+protected:
+	/* in cmdline.cpp */
+	void process_edit_cmd(gchar key);
 };
 
 namespace States {