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Annotation of 43BSD/usr.bin/eqn/glob.c, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #ifndef lint
        !             2: static char sccsid[] = "@(#)glob.c     4.2 8/11/83";
        !             3: #endif
        !             4: 
        !             5: #include "e.h"
        !             6: 
        !             7: int    dbg;    /* debugging print if non-zero */
        !             8: int    lp[80]; /* stack for things like piles and matrices */
        !             9: int    ct;     /* pointer to lp */
        !            10: int    used[100];      /* available registers */
        !            11: int    ps;     /* default init point size */
        !            12: int    deltaps = 3;    /* default change in ps */
        !            13: int    gsize   = 10;   /* default initial point size */
        !            14: int    gfont   = ITAL; /* italic */
        !            15: int    ft;     /* default font */
        !            16: FILE   *curfile;       /* current input file */
        !            17: int    ifile;
        !            18: int    linect; /* line number in file */
        !            19: int    eqline; /* line where eqn started */
        !            20: int    svargc;
        !            21: char   **svargv;
        !            22: int    eht[100];
        !            23: int    ebase[100];
        !            24: int    lfont[100];
        !            25: int    rfont[100];
        !            26: int    eqnreg; /* register where final string appears */
        !            27: int    eqnht;  /* inal height of equation */
        !            28: int    lefteq  = '\0'; /* left in-line delimiter */
        !            29: int    righteq = '\0'; /* right in-line delimiter */
        !            30: int    lastchar;       /* last character read by lex */
        !            31: int    markline        = 0;    /* 1 if this EQ/EN contains mark or lineup */

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