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Mostly rewritten. Customized. To support an s2G doomsday clock, speed control is added and changes are made to allow large numbers of rings: rings now show the whole ring number, not just the last digit; consecutive rings are allowed to be the same size when necessary to fit all the rings in the window; and poles can be oriented horizontally. Face support is thrown in gratuitously. (hanoi): Changed default number of rings back to 3. (hanoi-unix, hanoi-unix-64): New commands (hanoi-horizontal-flag, hanoi-move-period, hanoi-use-faces, hanoi-pole-face, hanoi-base-face, hanoi-even-ring-face, hanoi-odd-ring-face): New variables. (hanoi-internal, hanoi-current-time-float, hanoi-put-face, hanoi-n, hanoi-insert-ring, hanoi-goto-char, hanoi-sit-for, hanoi-ring-to-pos, hanoi-pos-on-tower-p): New functions. (hanoi-0): Renamed from hanoi0, for symmetry with hanoi-n. (hanoi-topos, hanoi-draw-ring): Removed.

/* Definitions for interface to indent.c
   Copyright (C) 1985, 1986 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

This file is part of GNU Emacs.

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it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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/* We introduce new member `tab_offset'.  We need it because of the
   existence of wide-column characters.  There is a case that the
   line-break occurs at a wide-column character and the number of
   colums of the line gets less than width.

   Example (where W_ stands for a wide-column character):
	     ----------
	     abcdefgh\\
	     W_      
	     ----------

   To handle this case, we should not calculate the tab offset by 
  	tab_offset += width;

   Instead, we must remember tab_offset of the line. 

 */

struct position
  {
    int bufpos;
    int bytepos;
    int hpos;
    int vpos;
    int prevhpos;
    int contin;
    /* Number of characters we have already handled
       from the before and after strings at this position.  */
    int ovstring_chars_done;
    int tab_offset;
  };

struct position *compute_motion P_ ((int, int, int, int, int, int, int,
				     int, int, int, struct window *));
struct position *vmotion P_ ((int, int, struct window *));
int skip_invisible P_ ((int, int *, int, Lisp_Object));

/* Value of point when current_column was called */
extern int last_known_column_point;

/* Functions for dealing with the column cache.  */

/* Return true iff the display table DISPTAB specifies the same widths
   for characters as WIDTHTAB.  We use this to decide when to
   invalidate the buffer's column_cache.  */
int disptab_matches_widthtab P_ ((struct Lisp_Char_Table *disptab,
				  struct Lisp_Vector *widthtab));

/* Recompute BUF's width table, using the display table DISPTAB.  */
void recompute_width_table P_ ((struct buffer *buf,
				struct Lisp_Char_Table *disptab));