// ********************* START OF TERMINAL.H *********************
//
// This header file contains the definitions for the base class
// Terminal.  It is a virtual base class, so you can't create an
// instance of it directly; you must derive a class from it and
// implement the pure virtual functions. One example of such a
// class is AnsiTerminal, defined in Chapter 13 of the book.
//

#ifndef _TERMINAL_DOT_H
#define _TERMINAL_DOT_H

#include "rs232.h"
#include "BaseWind.h"

class Terminal {
protected :
    RS232 *port;
    BaseWindow *window;
public :
    Terminal( RS232 &p, BaseWindow &w ) 
    { 
        port = &p; 
        window = &w; 
    }
    virtual int ReadPort( void ) = 0;
    virtual void Display( int c ) = 0;
    virtual void WriteKey( int c ) = 0;
    virtual ~Terminal( void ){ ; }
};

#endif // #ifndef _TERMINAL_DOT_H