Add support of source code scroll

recently started to use gdb and found this awesome tool however, i have to switch between this and tui when need to read code around

so i tried to add this feature myself, and finally made it (although just a walkaround solution) problem of my try is that it requires more config in .inputrc and .gdbinit.d/init can anyone help me improve it and make config as less as possible?

below is my changes: .gdbinit

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    Dashboard.SrcScrollCommand(self)

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@staticmethod
def source_scroll_up(dashboard):
    for module in dashboard.modules:
        if module.name == 'source':
            module.instance.scrl_up()
    dashboard.redisplay()

@staticmethod
def source_scroll_down(dashboard):
    for module in dashboard.modules:
        if module.name == 'source':
            module.instance.scrl_down()
    dashboard.redisplay()

@staticmethod
def source_scroll_reset(dashboard):
    for module in dashboard.modules:
        if module.name == 'source':
            module.instance.scrl_rst()
    dashboard.redisplay()

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class SrcScrollCommand(gdb.Command):

    def __init__(self, dashboard):
        gdb.Command.__init__(self, 'dashboard -srcscroll', gdb.COMMAND_USER)
        self.dashboard = dashboard

    def invoke(self, arg, from_tty):
        arg = Dashboard.parse_arg(arg)
        if arg == 'rst':
            self.dashboard.source_scroll_reset(self.dashboard)
        elif arg == 'up':
            self.dashboard.source_scroll_up(self.dashboard)
            #self.dashboard.redisplay()
        elif arg == 'down':
            self.dashboard.source_scroll_down(self.dashboard)
        else:
            msg = 'Wrong argument "{}"; expecting "up" or "down"'
            Dashboard.err(msg.format(arg))

    def complete(self, text, word):
        return Dashboard.complete(word, ['up', 'down'])

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    self.src_offset = 0

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        self.src_offset = 0

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    start = max(current_line - 1 - self.context + self.src_offset, 0)
    end = min(current_line - 1 + self.context + 1 + self.src_offset, len(self.source_lines))

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def scrl_up(self):
    self.src_offset = self.src_offset - 1

def scrl_down(self):
    self.src_offset = self.src_offset + 1

def scrl_rst(self):
    self.src_offset = 0

=========================== .gdbinit.d/init

define scrollup dashboard -srcscroll up end

define scrolldown dashboard -srcscroll down end

define scrollreset dashboard -srcscroll rst end

define hookpost-next scrollreset end

================== .inputrc $if gdb "\C-p": "scrollup\n" "\C-n": "scrolldown\n" $endif

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Implemented in c671fddb455d85f23631742159084aae2bed991d. To implement the readline trick do something like this:

$if gdb
    "\C-p": "\C-a\C-kserver dashboard source scroll 1\n\C-y"
    "\C-n": "\C-a\C-kserver dashboard source scroll -1\n\C-y"
    "\C-\M-p": "\C-a\C-kserver dashboard assembly scroll 1\n\C-y"
    "\C-\M-n": "\C-a\C-kserver dashboard assembly scroll -1\n\C-y"
$endif

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@yankee14 yes, see help dashboard source scroll.