#ifndef FILEIO_H #define FILEIO_H #ifdef AZTEC_C #define NARGS #endif /* *** FileIO.h Version 1.B ****************************************** * * Amiga Programmers' Suite -- File IO Include File * from Book 1 of the Amiga Programmers' Suite by RJ Mical * * Copyright (C) 1986, =Robert J. Mical= * All Rights Reserved. * * Created for Amiga developers. * Any or all of this code can be used in any program as long as this * entire notice is retained, ok? Thanks. * * The Amiga Programmer's Suite Book 1 is copyrighted but freely distributable. * All copyright notices and all file headers must be retained intact. * The Amiga Programmer's Suite Book 1 may be compiled and assembled, and the * resultant object code may be included in any software product. However, no * portion of the source listings or documentation of the Amiga Programmer's * Suite Book 1 may be distributed or sold for profit or in a for-profit * product without the written authorization of the author, RJ Mical. * * HISTORY NAME DESCRIPTION * ----------- -------------- -------------------------------------------- * 20 Oct 87 - RJ Added RENAME_RAMDISK to fix what seems to * be a bug in AmigaDOS. * 27 Sep 87 RJ Removed reference to alerts.h, brought * declarations into this file * 12 Aug 86 RJ Prepare (clean house) for release * 14 Feb 86 =RJ Mical= Created this file. From Sept 87 to Nov 90, the original code was rewritten entirely in assembly, converted to a disk-based library, and numerous features were added such as: 1). Filename pattern matching 2). Support for applications without a window, including BASIC programs 3). Various string manipulation routines added to replace original code 4). Improved and debugged error handling and error returns, including a better method of recovering from illegal/non-existant path names 5). Ability to add custom routines and gadgets in a logical manner 6). Returns information about the selected file such as whether it exists, and what its size is 7). Returns free disk space on the selected disk 8). Automatic handling of filename selection when the requester can't open 9). Routines for displaying text in the title bar, and getting user input via the window title bar 10). Improved method of maintaining mounted device and volume names, inc the ability to display logical assigns 11). A function to parse filenames from AmigaDOS as passed into a program's main() function 12). Improved graphic representation for the requester, including larger display for filenames and repeat auto-scroll arrows 13). Faster text rendering and directory list construction 14). Ability to choose the disk name from a list of mounted devices using the mouse 15). Ability to display custom lists instead of filenames, with all of the display features of the requester 16). Ability to select multiple filenames 17). C, assembly, and Basic examples with support files (INCLUDES). 18). Smaller size than the original code 19). A quick way to save image, PROJECT icons without needing the icon library 20). Routines for constructing complete paths based upon a name or lock The current version of the library is 1.B and was created by the programmers at dissidents. The library is such a significant departure from the original code that virtually every line of code differs from the original. It really is a different piece of code than R.J.s, but since he started the ball rolling... * *********************************************************************** */ #include #include #define MAX_NAME_LENGTH 30 #define MAX_DRAWER_LENGTH 132 #define MAX_BUFFER_LENGTH 204 #define SetFlag(v,f) ((v)|=(f)) #define ClearFlag(v,f) ((v)&=~(f)) #define ToggleFlag(v,f) ((v)^=(f)) #define FlagIsSet(v,f) ((BOOL)(((v)&(f))!=0)) struct HandlerBlock { APTR StartUpCode; APTR DiskInsertedCode; APTR GadgetCode; APTR KeyCode; APTR MouseMoveCode; }; /* === FileIO Structure ========================================== */ struct FileIO { USHORT Flags; /* After a successful call to DoFileIO(), these fields will have * the names selected by the user. You should never have to initialize * these fields, only read from them, though initializing them won't hurt. */ UBYTE FileName[MAX_NAME_LENGTH]; UBYTE Drawer[MAX_DRAWER_LENGTH]; UBYTE Disk[MAX_NAME_LENGTH]; /* If a Lock on a disk/dir was obtained, it can be found here. */ struct DOSLock *Lock; /* These next 4 variables are associated with the list of filenames. Also, any custom list of strings */ USHORT NameCount; /* # of items */ USHORT NameStart; /* The number of the first item visible in the req */ SHORT CurrPick; /* The number of the selected item starting at 0. If -1, none selected */ struct Remember *FileList; UBYTE *FileIOText; /* for SPECIAL_REQ */ APTR FileIORoutine; /* for SPECIAL_REQ */ SHORT MatchType; /* DiskObject Type to match */ UBYTE *ToolTypes; /* If NULL, no string to match */ UBYTE *Extension; USHORT ExtSize; /* Don't count the terminating NULL */ struct HandlerBlock *Custom; USHORT X; /* where the req opens when using DoFileIO() */ USHORT Y; ULONG FreeBytes; /* on the disk */ ULONG FileSize; /* of the selected file. ID if SPECIAL_REQ */ UBYTE *Title; /* hailing string for DoFileIO or DoFileIOWindow */ UBYTE *Buffer; /* Where to put the complete DOS path */ APTR RawCode; /* for DoRawkey, PromptUserInput */ struct DOSLock *OriginalLock; BYTE Errno; /* See ERRNO numbers */ UBYTE DrawMode; /* for title bar input */ UBYTE PenA; UBYTE PenB; }; /* === User FileIO Flag Definitions === */ #define NO_CARE_REDRAW 0x0001 /* Clear if reconstructing display */ #define USE_DEVICE_NAMES 0x0002 /* Set for device instead of volume names */ #define EXTENSION_MATCH 0x0004 /* Only display those that end with a specified string */ #define DOUBLECLICK_OFF 0x0008 /* Inhibit double-clicking if set */ #define WBENCH_MATCH 0x0010 /* If set check .info files only */ #define MATCH_OBJECTTYPE 0x0020 /* If set with .info also check MatchType */ #define MULTIPLE_FILES 0x0040 /* If set, allow multiple file selection */ #define INFO_SUPPRESS 0x0080 /* No info files listed */ #define CUSTOM_HANDLERS 0x0200 /* Implement custom handlers */ #define NO_ALPHA 0x1000 /* No alphabetize filenames or lists */ #define EXCLUDE_ASSIGNS 0x2000 /* Logical assignments are excluded from the device list */ #define SHOW_DISK_NAMES 0x4000 /* Show disk names instead of filenames */ #define SPECIAL_REQ 0x8000 /* For displaying lists of strings */ /* === System FileIO Flags (Don't alter these) === */ #define ALLOCATED_FILEIO 0x0100 /* Not a pre-initialized FileIO struct */ #define WINDOW_OPENED 0x0400 /* DoFileIOWindow() was called */ #define TITLE_CHANGED 0x0800 /* SetTitle() called without ResetTitle() */ /* If adding any gadgets to the requester, here's a good place to put it */ #define REQGADG_HEIGHT 13 #define REQGADG_TOP 71 #define REQGADG_LEFT 8 /* ======= ERRNO numbers returned in FileIO error field ========= */ #define ERR_MANUAL 1 /* the path was entered manually via the title bar with no errors or cancellation. */ #define ERR_SUCCESS 0 /* everything went OK */ #define ERR_CANCEL -1 /* the filename procedure was CANCELED by the user */ #define ERR_INUSE -2 /* for SPECIAL_REQ, the requester is in use by another task */ #define ERR_APPGADG -3 /* the requester was CANCELED by an application gadget (via an installed CUSTOM gadget handler returning TRUE) */ #define ERR_WINDOW -4 /* the window couldn't open (in DoFileIOWindow()) */ /* =============== AutoFileMessage() Numbers =========== */ #define ALERT_OUTOFMEM 0 #define ALERT_BAD_DIRECTORY 1 #define READ_WRITE_ERROR 2 /* Error in reading or writing file */ /* The next 3 display "YES" and "NO" prompts, returning d0=1 for yes, 0 for no */ #define FILE_EXISTS 3 /* File already exists. Overwrite? */ #define SAVE_CHANGES 4 /* Changes have been made. Save them? */ #define REALLY_QUIT 5 /* Do you really want to quit? */ /* ====================== Entry Structure ====================== */ /* Don't use sizeof on these structures. The library makes them for you when you call AddEntry. The 3rd field of the Entry structure is a variable length string. This structure has been defined simply so that you can get access to the EntryID EntryFlags, and EntryString. This structure is used by SPECIAL_REQ, and also for the list of filenames. For filenames, each has a FileEntry structure. Its EntryID is the filesize. Bit #7 of the EntryFlags is set if the filename was selected by the user. The EntryString is the NULL-terminated filename (separated from its dir). When the SPECIAL_REQ flag is set, the Entry's EntryID is your passed ID to AddEntry(). All the FileEntry structures are linked together, and the FileIO's FileList field points to the first FileEntry in the list. */ struct Entry { LONG EntryID; UBYTE EntryFlags; UBYTE EntryString[1]; /* size is actually length of null-terminated string */ }; struct FileEntry { struct FileEntry *nextEntry; ULONG EntrySize; struct Entry *filePart; }; /* ============= Requester Library Function Declarations ============= */ #ifndef __ARGS #ifdef NARGS #define __ARGS(a) () #else #define __ARGS(a) a #endif #endif extern VOID SetFileIOHandlers __ARGS(( struct HandlerBlock * )); extern struct FileIO *GetFileIO __ARGS(( void )); extern UBYTE *DoFileIOWindow __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, struct Screen * )); /* address = DoFileIOWindow( myFileIO, myScreen ); If myScreen is NULL, then use WB screen */ extern UBYTE *DoFileIO __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern BOOL AutoFileMessage __ARGS(( ULONG, struct Window * )); /* result = AutoFileMessage( 3L, myWindow ); */ extern BOOL AutoMessage __ARGS(( UBYTE *, struct Window * )); extern BOOL AutoMessageLen __ARGS(( UBYTE *, struct Window *, ULONG )); extern BOOL AutoPrompt3 __ARGS(( UBYTE *, UBYTE *,UBYTE *, struct Window * )); extern void ReleaseFileIO __ARGS(( struct FileIO * )); extern void SetWaitPointer __ARGS(( struct Window * )); /* SetWaitPointer( myWindow ); */ extern void ResetBuffer __ARGS(( struct StringInfo *, ULONG )); /* ResetBuffer( StringInfo, nullFlag ); resets the cursor back to the first char in the stringinfo's buffer. If nullFlag is TRUE, then NULLS the buffer as well. */ extern UBYTE *UserEntry __ARGS(( ULONG, UBYTE *, struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern UBYTE *PromptUserEntry __ARGS(( ULONG, UBYTE *, UBYTE *, struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern UBYTE *GetFullPathname __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, UBYTE * )); extern UBYTE *TypeFilename __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern UBYTE *ParseString __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, UBYTE * )); extern UWORD GetRawkey __ARGS(( struct Window * )); extern UWORD DecodeRawkey __ARGS(( USHORT, USHORT )); extern void SetTitle __ARGS(( UBYTE *, UBYTE *, struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern void ResetTitle __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, struct Window * )); extern WORD NewEntryList __ARGS(( struct FileIO * )); extern WORD AddEntry __ARGS(( LONG, UBYTE *, struct FileIO * )); extern WORD IsEntryThere __ARGS(( UBYTE *, struct FileIO * )); extern struct FileEntry *RetrieveEntry __ARGS(( struct FileEntry *, struct FileIO * )); extern void ClearEntries __ARGS(( struct FileIO * )); extern LONG PutProjIcon __ARGS(( UBYTE *, struct DiskObject * )); /* Just like icon lib's PutIcon(), but for image PROJECT icons only. Returns 0 if success. */ extern void ParentPath __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, UBYTE * )); extern void ParentLock __ARGS(( struct FileIO *, struct FileLock * )); extern void FindName __ARGS(( UBYTE *, UBYTE * )); extern ULONG Window_BW __ARGS(( struct Window * )); extern void BW_Restore __ARGS(( ULONG, struct Window * )); /* ************************************************************************** It is recommended that pragmas not be used with the FileIO routines. This is because certain calls do a bit more than just fiddle with the stack arguments. For the adventurous, it is possible to edit FileInterface.asm using only those elements which are somewhat 'funky', and use pragmas for the remainder. Since you've got to include the interface anyway, is the pain worth the few bytes you'll save? That's up to you... #ifndef NO_PRAGMAS #pragma libcall RequesterBase DoFileIOWindow 1e 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase GetFileIO 24 0 #pragma libcall RequesterBase DoFileIO 2a 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase GetFullPathname 30 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AutoFileMessage 36 8102 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ReleaseFileIO 3c 901 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AutoMessage 42 8002 #pragma libcall RequesterBase SetWaitPointer 48 801 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ResetBuffer 4e 802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AutoMessageLen 54 18003 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AutoPrompt3 5a 8ba904 #pragma libcall RequesterBase UserEntry 60 ba8004 #pragma libcall RequesterBase PromptUserEntry 66 ba98005 #pragma libcall RequesterBase GetRawkey 6c b01 #pragma libcall RequesterBase DecodeRawkey 72 902 #pragma libcall RequesterBase TypeFilename 78 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase SetTitle 7e ba9804 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ResetTitle 84 ba02 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ParseString 8a 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase NewEntryList 90 901 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AddEntry 96 98103 #pragma libcall RequesterBase IsEntryThere 9c 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase RetrieveEntry a2 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ClearEntries a8 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase PutProjIcon ae 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase FindDeleteEntry b4 9813 #pragma libcall RequesterBase DeleteEntry ba 982 #pragma libcall RequesterBase AddFileGadgs c0 db83 #pragma libcall RequesterBase Window_BW c6 801 #pragma libcall RequesterBase BW_Restore cc 802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ParentPath d2 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase ParentLock d8 9802 #pragma libcall RequesterBase FindName de 9802 #endif ********************************************************************** */ #endif /* of FILEIO_H */