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Microsoft Windows NT Build 511 (SDK Final Release) 07-24-1993
/******************************************************************************\
* This is a part of the Microsoft Source Code Samples.
* Copyright (C) 1993 Microsoft Corporation.
* All rights reserved.
* This source code is only intended as a supplement to
* Microsoft Development Tools and/or WinHelp documentation.
* See these sources for detailed information regarding the
* Microsoft samples programs.
\******************************************************************************/
/****************************** Module Header *******************************
* Module Name: rwdlg.c
*
* Does the writing of .DLG files.
*
* Functions:
* WriteDlg()
* WriteDlgInclude()
* WriteDialogHeader()
* WriteDialogHeaderLanguage()
* WriteControl()
* WriteNameOrd()
* WriteText()
* WriteIDDlg()
* GetControlKeyword()
* WriteClass()
* WriteStyles()
* WriteClassStyle()
* WriteCustomStyle()
* WriteCoords()
* WriteValue()
* WriteHexWord()
* WriteHexDWord()
* WriteString()
* WriteQuotedString()
* WriteEscapedString()
* WriteDlgChar()
* WriteDlgFlush()
* Tab()
* NewLine()
* Quote()
* Comma()
* Space()
* ORSymbol()
*
* Comments:
*
****************************************************************************/
#include "dlgedit.h"
#include "dlgfuncs.h"
#include "dlgextrn.h"
/*
* Wrap lines before they go over this right margin.
*/
#define CCHRIGHTMARGIN 76
/*
* Defines for the tabs and tab indent levels.
*/
#define CCHTABWIDTH 4 // Tabs are four spaces wide.
#define TABLEVELNONE 0 // No indent (at left margin).
#define TABLEVELCONTROL 1 // Indent to start of controls.
#define TABLEVELCONTROLDESC 5 // Indent to control description.
/*
* Macro to set the current tab level. The level is multiplied
* by the tab width.
*/
#define SetTab(t) (cTabStop = ((t)*CCHTABWIDTH))
/*
* Macro that determines if the current position is the first
* column for the current tab setting.
*/
#define AtFirstTabColumn() ((cColumn == cTabStop) ? TRUE : FALSE)
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgInclude(LPTSTR pszFullDlgFile);
STATICFN PCONTROLDATA WriteDialogHeader(PRES pRes, PDIALOGBOXHEADER pdbh);
STATICFN VOID WriteDialogHeaderLanguage(WORD wLanguage);
STATICFN PCONTROLDATA WriteControl(PCONTROLDATA pcd);
STATICFN VOID WriteNameOrd(LPTSTR pszNameOrd);
STATICFN VOID WriteText(LPTSTR pszText);
STATICFN VOID WriteIDDlg(INT id, BOOL fHexOK);
STATICFN LPTSTR GetControlKeyword(INT iClass, DWORD flStyle,
DWORD *pflStylePredef, DWORD *pflStyleDefault, BOOL *pfWriteText,
BOOL *pfNotFound);
STATICFN VOID WriteClass(LPTSTR pszClass);
STATICFN BOOL WriteStyles(INT iClass, LPTSTR pszClass, DWORD flStyle,
DWORD flStylePredef, DWORD flStyleDefault, PDWORD pflStyleLeft,
BOOL fNullStyles, BOOL fCommaPrefix);
STATICFN BOOL WriteClassStyle(INT iClass, DWORD flStyle,
DWORD flStylePredef, DWORD flStyleDefault, PDWORD pflStyleLeft,
BOOL fPrevWritten, BOOL fNullStyles, BOOL fCommaPrefix);
STATICFN BOOL WriteCustomStyle(LPTSTR pszClass, DWORD flStyle,
PDWORD pflStyleLeft);
STATICFN VOID WriteCoords(INT x, INT y, INT cx, INT cy);
STATICFN VOID WriteValue(INT n);
STATICFN VOID WriteHexWord(WORD w);
STATICFN VOID WriteHexDWord(DWORD dw);
STATICFN VOID WriteString(LPTSTR psz);
STATICFN VOID WriteQuotedString(LPTSTR psz);
STATICFN VOID WriteEscapedString(LPTSTR psz);
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgChar(TCHAR ch);
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgFlush(VOID);
STATICFN VOID Tab(VOID);
STATICFN VOID NewLine(VOID);
STATICFN VOID Quote(VOID);
STATICFN VOID Comma(VOID);
STATICFN VOID Space(VOID);
STATICFN VOID ORSymbol(VOID);
static INT cColumn; /* Current column in the line. */
static INT cTabStop; /* Current tabstop column. */
static HANDLE hfDlg; /* All workers write to this file. */
static jmp_buf jbWriteDlg; /* Capture the state for longjmp. */
/************************************************************************
* WriteDlg
*
* This function writes the dialog boxes in the given resource to the
* hfWrite file in the .DLG file RC format.
*
* Arguments:
* HANDLE - handle to the file
* LPTSTR - pointer to the resource file name
*
************************************************************************/
BOOL WriteDlg(
HANDLE hfWrite,
LPTSTR pszFullDlgFile)
{
HANDLE hResLocked = NULL;
PRES pRes = NULL;
PRESLINK prl;
PDIALOGBOXHEADER pdbh;
PCONTROLDATA pcd;
INT cItems;
/*
* Set our error trap up. The api setjmp will return a zero at first,
* then if a write error occurs later and longjmp is called, it
* will return non-zero and we will return the failure up to the
* caller. After this point, there must be no calls to allocate
* memory, open files, etc., unless this trap has a way to detect
* what happened and clean it up. See the c-runtime help file for more
* information about setjump/longjmp.
*/
if (_setjmp(jbWriteDlg)) {
/*
* If the resource is locked, unlock it.
*/
if (hResLocked)
GlobalUnlock(hResLocked);
return FALSE;
}
/*
* Initialize our globals. The hfDlg global is used so that hfWrite
* doesn't have to be passed on the stack over and over.
*/
hfDlg = hfWrite;
cColumn = 0;
SetTab(TABLEVELNONE);
WriteDlgInclude(pszFullDlgFile);
/*
* Process each resource in the list.
*/
for (prl = gprlHead; prl; prl = prl->prlNext) {
/*
* Skip if it is not a dialog resource.
*/
if (!prl->fDlgResource)
continue;
/*
* Set up pointers to this dialog resource.
*/
pRes = (PRES)GlobalLock(prl->hRes);
hResLocked = prl->hRes;
pdbh = (PDIALOGBOXHEADER)SkipResHeader(pRes);
NewLine();
pcd = WriteDialogHeader(pRes, pdbh);
WriteString(ids(IDS_BEGIN));
NewLine();
/*
* Write the controls.
*/
cItems = (INT)pdbh->NumberOfItems;
while (cItems--)
pcd = WriteControl(pcd);
/*
* Finish up dialog template.
*/
WriteString(ids(IDS_END));
NewLine();
GlobalUnlock(prl->hRes);
hResLocked = NULL;
}
/*
* Flush any remaining characters in the write buffer.
*/
WriteDlgFlush();
return TRUE;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteDlgInclude
*
* This routine writes out the "DLGINCLUDE" lines to the .DLG file.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR - dialog file name
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgInclude(
LPTSTR pszFullDlgFile)
{
if (pszIncludeFile) {
WriteValue(ORDID_DLGINCLUDE_NAME);
Space();
WriteString(ids(IDS_DLGINCLUDE));
Space();
Quote();
/*
* If the include file is in a different directory than the resource
* file, write the full path to it. Otherwise, we just write the
* include file name.
*/
if (DifferentDirs(pszFullDlgFile, szFullIncludeFile))
WriteEscapedString(szFullIncludeFile);
else
WriteEscapedString(pszIncludeFile);
Quote();
NewLine();
}
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteDialogHeader
*
* Writes out the dialog header lines.
*
* Arguments:
* PRES - pointer to the resource
* PDIALOGBOXHEADER - pointer to the dialog box header
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN PCONTROLDATA WriteDialogHeader(
PRES pRes,
PDIALOGBOXHEADER pdbh)
{
DWORD flStyle;
DWORD flExtStyle;
DWORD flStyleLeft;
INT cdit;
INT x;
INT y;
INT cx;
INT cy;
LPTSTR pszMenuName;
LPTSTR pszClass;
LPTSTR pszCaption;
INT nPointSize;
LPTSTR pszFontName;
PCONTROLDATA pcd;
PRES2 pRes2;
BOOL fWritten;
pRes2 = ResourcePart2(pRes);
WriteNameOrd(ResourceName(pRes));
Space();
WriteString(ids(IDS_DIALOG));
if (pRes2->MemoryFlags & MMF_PRELOAD) {
Space();
WriteString(ids(IDS_PRELOAD));
}
if (!(pRes2->MemoryFlags & MMF_MOVEABLE)) {
Space();
WriteString(ids(IDS_FIXED));
}
if (!(pRes2->MemoryFlags & MMF_PURE)) {
Space();
WriteString(ids(IDS_IMPURE));
}
/*
* Parse out the dialog template.
*/
pcd = ParseDialogBoxHeader(pdbh, &flStyle, &flExtStyle, &cdit, &x, &y,
&cx, &cy, &pszMenuName, &pszClass, &pszCaption,
&nPointSize, &pszFontName);
Space();
WriteCoords(x, y, cx, cy);
NewLine();
/*
* Write the language.
*/
WriteDialogHeaderLanguage(pRes2->LanguageId);
/*
* Print out the "STYLE" line for the dialog.
*/
WriteString(ids(IDS_STYLE));
Space();
SetTab(TABLEVELCONTROL);
WriteStyles(IC_DIALOG, NULL, flStyle, 0L, 0L, &flStyleLeft, TRUE, FALSE);
SetTab(TABLEVELNONE);
NewLine();
/*
* Print out the "EXSTYLE" line for the dialog, if necessary.
*/
if (flExtStyle) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_EXSTYLE));
Space();
SetTab(TABLEVELCONTROL);
fWritten = WriteClassStyle(IC_EXSTYLE, flExtStyle, 0L, 0L,
&flStyleLeft, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE);
/*
* If there is anything left (styles that the dialog editor
* does not know about) write it out as a hex constant.
*/
if (flStyleLeft) {
if (fWritten)
ORSymbol();
WriteHexDWord(flStyleLeft);
}
SetTab(TABLEVELNONE);
NewLine();
}
/*
* If it has a caption, print it out.
*/
if (*pszCaption) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_CAPTION));
Space();
WriteText(pszCaption);
NewLine();
}
/*
* If it has a font specified, print it out.
*/
if (flStyle & DS_SETFONT) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_FONT));
Space();
WriteValue(nPointSize);
Comma();
WriteQuotedString(pszFontName);
NewLine();
}
/*
* If it has a class specified, print it out.
*/
if (*pszClass) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_CLASS));
Space();
WriteText(pszClass);
NewLine();
}
/*
* If it has a menu specified, print it out.
*/
if (*pszMenuName) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_MENU));
Space();
WriteNameOrd(pszMenuName);
NewLine();
}
if (pRes2->Version) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_VERSION));
Space();
WriteValue(pRes2->Version);
NewLine();
}
if (pRes2->Characteristics) {
WriteString(ids(IDS_CHARACTERISTICS));
Space();
WriteValue(pRes2->Characteristics);
NewLine();
}
return pcd;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteDialogHeaderLanguage
*
* Writes out the dialog header "LANGUAGE" line.
*
* Arguments:
* WORD - language to write out
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteDialogHeaderLanguage(
WORD wLanguage)
{
WORD wPrimary;
WORD wSubLang;
INT i;
INT j;
INT idsLang;
INT idsSubLang;
WriteString(ids(IDS_LANGUAGE));
Space();
idsLang = 0;
idsSubLang = 0;
wPrimary = (WORD)PRIMARYLANGID(wLanguage);
wSubLang = SUBLANGID(wLanguage);
for (i = 0; i < gcLanguages; i++) {
if (gaLangTable[i].wPrimary == wPrimary) {
idsLang = gaLangTable[i].idsLang;
for (j = 0; j < gaLangTable[i].cSubLangs; j++) {
if (gaLangTable[i].asl[j].wSubLang == wSubLang) {
idsSubLang = gaLangTable[i].asl[j].idsSubLang;
break;
}
}
break;
}
}
if (idsLang)
WriteString(ids(idsLang));
else
WriteHexWord(wPrimary);
Comma();
if (idsSubLang)
WriteString(ids(idsSubLang));
else
WriteHexWord(wSubLang);
NewLine();
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteControl
*
* Writes out a control line.
*
* Arguments:
* PCONTROLDATA - pointer to the control data
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN PCONTROLDATA WriteControl(
PCONTROLDATA pcd)
{
INT x;
INT y;
INT cx;
INT cy;
INT id;
DWORD flStyle;
DWORD flExtStyle;
LPTSTR pszClass;
LPTSTR pszText;
INT iClass;
LPTSTR pszKeyword;
BOOL fWriteText;
BOOL fNotFound;
DWORD flStylePredef;
DWORD flStyleDefault;
DWORD flStyleLeft;
BOOL fWritten;
pcd = ParseControlData(pcd, &flStyle, &flExtStyle, &x, &y, &cx, &cy,
&id, &pszClass, &pszText);
/*
* Determine the class of the control.
*/
iClass = GetiClass(pszClass);
/*
* Determine if there are any predefined RC keywords that we
* can use instead of the generic "CONTROL" keyword for this
* style of control.
*/
pszKeyword = GetControlKeyword(iClass, flStyle, &flStylePredef,
&flStyleDefault, &fWriteText, &fNotFound);
SetTab(TABLEVELCONTROL);
Tab();
WriteString(pszKeyword);
SetTab(TABLEVELCONTROLDESC);
Tab();
/*
* Write out the text field, if this type of control has one.
*/
if (fWriteText) {
WriteText(pszText);
Comma();
}
/*
* Write out the id for the control.
*/
WriteIDDlg(id, TRUE);
/*
* If we did not find a predefined keyword to use instead of "CONTROL",
* we have to write out the fields in a different order, and specify
* the class as well.
*/
if (fNotFound) {
WriteClass(pszClass);
Comma();
fWritten = WriteStyles(iClass, pszClass, flStyle, flStylePredef,
flStyleDefault, &flStyleLeft, fNotFound, FALSE);
if (!fWritten || flStyleLeft) {
if (fWritten)
ORSymbol();
WriteHexWord(LOWORD(flStyleLeft));
}
Comma();
WriteCoords(x, y, cx, cy);
}
else {
Comma();
WriteCoords(x, y, cx, cy);
fWritten = WriteStyles(iClass, pszClass, flStyle, flStylePredef,
flStyleDefault, &flStyleLeft, fNotFound, TRUE);
if (flStyleLeft) {
if (fWritten)
ORSymbol();
else
Comma();
WriteHexWord(LOWORD(flStyleLeft));
fWritten = TRUE;
}
}
/*
* Write out the extended styles for the control, if necessary.
*/
if (flExtStyle) {
/*
* If writing a predefined keyword (not CONTROL), and there
* were no styles written out at the end of the line, write
* a style of zero. RC doesn't like consecutive comma's,
* and we need to skip the styles field to get to the
* extended styles field.
*/
if (!fNotFound && !fWritten) {
Comma();
WriteValue(0);
}
Comma();
fWritten = WriteClassStyle(IC_EXSTYLE, flExtStyle, 0L, 0L,
&flStyleLeft, FALSE, TRUE, FALSE);
/*
* If there is anything left (styles that the dialog editor
* does not know about) write it out as a hex constant.
*/
if (flStyleLeft) {
if (fWritten)
ORSymbol();
WriteHexDWord(flStyleLeft);
}
}
SetTab(TABLEVELNONE);
NewLine();
return pcd;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteNameOrd
*
* Writes out the name/ordinal. Handles the case where the name
* is really an ordinal instead of a string. When it is a string,
* it will not be quoted.
*
* This routine never writes the ordinal out in hex, because the
* items that it is intended to write are not parsed properly by
* the Windows RC.EXE if they are written in hex notation.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR pszNameOrd - The name/ordinal to write.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteNameOrd(
LPTSTR pszNameOrd)
{
if (IsOrd(pszNameOrd))
/*
* Write the name as a numeric ordinal.
*/
WriteIDDlg(OrdID(pszNameOrd), FALSE);
else
WriteString(pszNameOrd);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteText
*
* Writes out the text for a control or dialog. This will either be
* an ordinal (icon's text field) or a quoted string.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR pszText - text to write out
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteText(
LPTSTR pszText)
{
if (IsOrd(pszText))
/*
* Write the text as an ID. Hex notation is allowed.
*/
WriteIDDlg(OrdID(pszText), TRUE);
else
WriteQuotedString(pszText);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteIDDlg
*
* Writes out the ID. This may be written out as either a symbol
* or a numeric.
*
* Arguments:
* INT id - id to write out
* BOOL fHexOK - flag specifies whether the id is a hex numeric.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteIDDlg(
INT id,
BOOL fHexOK)
{
TCHAR szID[CCHTEXTMAX];
IDToLabel(szID, id, fHexOK);
WriteString(szID);
}
/************************************************************************
* GetControlKeyword
*
* This routine does a lookup in the predefined RC keyword table
* associated with the given class for a keyword that can be used
* instead of "CONTROL". The match is based on the style of the control
* that is passed in. If a match is not found, it defaults all the
* returned values to use the "CONTROL" keyword.
*
* Arguments:
* INT iClass - The class of the control.
* DWORD flStyle - The style of the control.
* DWORD *pflStylePredef - Return for the bits of the predefined control
* (if found). These can be removed later from
* the style flag.
* DWORD *pflStyleDefault - Return for the default styles.
* BOOL *pfWriteText - Return for the "Write Text" flag. This will
* be TRUE if this control has a text field.
* BOOL *pfNotFound - Return for the "Not Found" flag. This will
* be TRUE if no match was found and the "CONTROL"
* keyword was defaulted to.
*
* Returns:
* A pointer to the control keyword to use.
* If a match was found, *pflStylePredef is set to the bits for the match.
* If not found, this is set to zero.
* The default style bits for this keyword will be returned.
* The "Write Text" flag will be set.
* The "Not Found" flag will be set.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN LPTSTR GetControlKeyword(
INT iClass,
DWORD flStyle,
DWORD *pflStylePredef,
DWORD *pflStyleDefault,
BOOL *pfWriteText,
BOOL *pfNotFound)
{
register INT i;
INT iMax;
PRCKEYWORD prckwd;
if (gfUseNewKeywords && iClass != IC_UNKNOWN) {
iMax = acsd[iClass].cKeywords;
prckwd = acsd[iClass].parckwd;
/*
* Loop through all the keywords for this class.
*/
for (i = 0; i < iMax; i++, prckwd++) {
/*
* Does the style (masked) exactly match the keywords style?
*/
if ((flStyle & prckwd->flStyleMask) == prckwd->flStyle) {
/*
* Yes. Set the "Has Text" flag, we did find a match,
* put the found bits in the predefined style flag,
* set the default styles flag and return the found
* keyword.
*/
*pfWriteText = prckwd->fHasText;
*pfNotFound = FALSE;
*pflStylePredef = prckwd->flStyle;
*pflStyleDefault = prckwd->flStyleDefault;
return ids(prckwd->idsKeyword);
}
}
}
/*
* A match was not found. We must write text, we didn't find a
* match, we will be using the "CONTROL" keyword and the default
* styles that this keyword implies is the "child" and "visible"
* bits (rc.exe OR's these styles in implicitly).
*/
*pfWriteText = TRUE;
*pfNotFound = TRUE;
*pflStylePredef = 0L;
*pflStyleDefault = WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD;
return ids(IDS_CONTROL);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteClass
*
* Writes out the class for a control.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR pszClass - pointer to the class string
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteClass(
LPTSTR pszClass)
{
INT i;
WORD idOrd;
Comma();
/*
* Is this class a predefined type instead of a string?
*/
if (IsOrd(pszClass)) {
/*
* Figure out which type it is and get the class string to
* write.
*/
idOrd = OrdID(pszClass);
for (i = 0; i < IC_DIALOG; i++) {
if (acsd[i].idOrd == idOrd) {
pszClass = ids(acsd[i].idsClass);
break;
}
}
}
WriteQuotedString(pszClass);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteStyles
*
* This function writes the class and style info to the file
* for the control or dialog box in the RC format.
*
* Arguments:
* INT iClass = The class of the item.
* LPTSTR pszClass = Class name of the control.
* DWORD flStyle = The style of the item.
* DWORD flStylePredef = The styles bits implicit in the predefined
* keyword for this control. This should be
* zero if this control doesn't have a predefined
* keyword for it.
* DWORD flStyleDefault = The default styles implicit in the item.
* PDWORD pflStyleLeft = Where to return any style bits that do not
* get written out.
* BOOL fNullStyles = TRUE if we should still write the style word
* even if the style flag is zero.
* BOOL fCommaPrefix = TRUE means that a comma will be written out
* before writing any styles. If no styles
* are written, no comma will be written either.
*
* Returns:
* TRUE => Something was written out.
* FALSE => Nothing was written out.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN BOOL WriteStyles(
INT iClass,
LPTSTR pszClass,
DWORD flStyle,
DWORD flStylePredef,
DWORD flStyleDefault,
PDWORD pflStyleLeft,
BOOL fNullStyles,
BOOL fCommaPrefix)
{
DWORD flStyleLeft;
BOOL fWritten = FALSE;
/*
* Write the control specific styles.
*/
if (iClass == IC_CUSTOM) {
fWritten = WriteCustomStyle(pszClass, flStyle, &flStyleLeft);
}
else {
fWritten = WriteClassStyle(iClass, flStyle, flStylePredef,
flStyleDefault, &flStyleLeft, FALSE, fNullStyles,
fCommaPrefix);
}
/*
* If we are writing styles for the dialog, remove the WS_GROUP
* and WS_TABSTOP bits from the style before proceeding. This is
* because the WS_MINIMIZEBOX and WS_MAXIMIZEBOX styles use the
* same bits, and these keywords will have already been written
* out by the preceding WriteClassStyle call if those bits are
* present.
*/
if (iClass == IC_DIALOG)
flStyle &= ~(WS_GROUP | WS_TABSTOP);
/*
* Write the window styles that are common to the different
* controls (the high word).
*/
fWritten |= WriteClassStyle(IC_WINDOW, flStyleLeft, flStylePredef,
flStyleDefault, &flStyleLeft, fWritten, fNullStyles, fCommaPrefix);
/*
* Pass back any styles that were not written.
*/
*pflStyleLeft = flStyleLeft;
return fWritten;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteClassStyle
*
* This function writes the class style symbols to the file. The styles
* to write out are passed in flStyle, and the styles that are implicitly
* set by this type of control already are passed in flStyleDefault. The
* style keywords corresponding to the bits in flStyle are written out,
* separated by " | ", and any bits in flStyleDefault that are NOT set
* are written out preceded by a "NOT" to explicitly turn them off. This
* is used in the case of the predefined RC keywords, which often have
* styles like WS_TABSTOP or WS_VISIBLE already implicit in them. There
* is no need to explicitly specify them, but if they are not present, we
* must NOT them out. The parameter flStylePredef contains the style bits
* that identified the predefined control keyword itself (if any) and
* thus are removed from the style before writing anything out.
*
* Arguments:
* INT iClass = The class of the control. See the
* IC_ constants defined in dlgedit.h.
* DWORD flStyle = The style of control. This nails
* down the exact type of control.
* DWORD flStylePredef = The styles bits implicit in the predefined
* keyword for this control. This should be
* zero if this control doesn't have a predefined
* keyword for it.
* DWORD flStyleDefault = The default styles that are implicit with
* this control. This will only be set if this
* control is using a predefined RC keyword. A
* value of zero means that there are no default
* styles implicitly specified.
* PDWORD pflStyleLeft = Where to return any style bits that do not
* get written out.
* BOOL fPrevWritten = TRUE means a previous style symbol has
* been written and to put " | " before
* the next symbol.
* BOOL fNullStyles = TRUE if we should still write the style word
* even if the style flag is zero. This is used
* to handle the case where a predefined keyword
* has been written out that implies a style that
* also happens to be zero. Without this flag
* being FALSE the style flag implicit in the
* keyword would be redundantly written out again.
* In general, if we have written out a predefined
* keyword this flag should be FALSE.
* BOOL fCommaPrefix = TRUE means that a comma will be written out
* before writing any styles. This will only
* happen if fPrevWritten is FALSE. If no styles
* are written, no comma will be written either.
*
* Returns:
* TRUE => Something was written out.
* FALSE => Nothing was written out.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN BOOL WriteClassStyle(
INT iClass,
DWORD flStyle,
DWORD flStylePredef,
DWORD flStyleDefault,
PDWORD pflStyleLeft,
BOOL fPrevWritten,
BOOL fNullStyles,
BOOL fCommaPrefix)
{
register WORD i;
WORD iMax;
DWORD flStyleMask;
PCLASSSTYLE pcs;
iMax = (WORD)acsd[iClass].cClassStyles;
pcs = acsd[iClass].pacs;
/*
* Remove the bits that identified the predefined control keyword
* from the style flag before proceeding. For instance, if I already
* am going to be writing out a "PUSHBUTTON", there is no reason
* to write out the "BS_PUSHBUTTON" style. If there is no predefined
* control keyword, flStylePredef will be zero and this will do
* nothing.
*/
flStyle &= ~flStylePredef;
/*
* Go through all possible flags for this style.
*/
for (i = 0; i < iMax; i++, pcs++) {
flStyleMask = pcs->flStyleMask ? pcs->flStyleMask : pcs->flStyle;
/*
* Is this styles bits set?
*/
if ((flStyle & flStyleMask) == pcs->flStyle) {
/*
* Remove these bits from the styles left. Even if
* we do not write them out, they are still accounted
* for and can be removed from the styles remaining.
*/
flStyle &= ~pcs->flStyle;
/*
* Skip this style if we don't want to write styles that are
* zero, or if the style is already implicitly specified for
* this control (a non-zero default style mask must be specified).
*/
if ((!pcs->flStyle && !fNullStyles) ||
(flStyleDefault &&
(flStyleDefault & flStyleMask) == pcs->flStyle))
continue;
/*
* If there is a string for this style, write it out, preceded
* by an "|" symbol if necessary.
*/
if (*ids(acsd[iClass].idsStylesStart + i)) {
if (fPrevWritten) {
ORSymbol();
}
else {
if (fCommaPrefix)
Comma();
fPrevWritten = TRUE;
}
/*
* Write the string.
*/
WriteString(ids(acsd[iClass].idsStylesStart + i));
}
}
/*
* No the styles bit is not set. Is it implicit in the keyword
* being used? If so, we need to explicitly NOT it
* out in the dialog template.
* Note that this should not be done in the case where the style
* is zero.
*/
else if (flStyleDefault &&
(flStyleDefault & flStyleMask) == pcs->flStyle &&
pcs->flStyle) {
if (fPrevWritten) {
ORSymbol();
}
else {
if (fCommaPrefix)
Comma();
fPrevWritten = TRUE;
}
WriteString(ids(IDS_NOT));
Space();
WriteString(ids(acsd[iClass].idsStylesStart + i));
}
}
/*
* Pass back the style bits that were not written out.
*/
*pflStyleLeft = flStyle;
return fPrevWritten;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteCustomStyle
*
* Writes our the custom control information
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR - class name of the control
* DWORD - style of the control
* PDWORD - styles left to be written
*
* Returns:
* TRUE if custom styles were written out; otherwise, FALSE.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN BOOL WriteCustomStyle(
LPTSTR pszClass,
DWORD flStyle,
PDWORD pflStyleLeft)
{
PCUSTLINK pcl;
LPCCSTYLEFLAG pStyleFlags;
DWORD flStyleMask;
INT i;
BOOL fWritten = FALSE;
/*
* Search the list of installed custom controls for one
* that matches the class.
*/
for (pcl = gpclHead;
pcl && lstrcmpi(pcl->pwcd->pszClass, pszClass) != 0;
pcl = pcl->pclNext)
;
/*
* Was a match found and is this control from a DLL (not emulated)?
*/
if (pcl && !pcl->pwcd->fEmulated) {
for (i = 0, pStyleFlags = pcl->pwcd->aStyleFlags;
i < pcl->pwcd->cStyleFlags;
i++, pStyleFlags++) {
flStyleMask = pStyleFlags->flStyleMask ?
pStyleFlags->flStyleMask : pStyleFlags->flStyle;
/*
* Is this styles bits set?
*/
if ((flStyle & flStyleMask) == pStyleFlags->flStyle) {
/*
* Remove these bits from the styles left.
*/
flStyle &= ~pStyleFlags->flStyle;
if (fWritten)
ORSymbol();
else
fWritten = TRUE;
/*
* Write the string.
*/
WriteString(pStyleFlags->pszStyle);
}
}
}
/*
* Return the styles that remain to be written.
*/
*pflStyleLeft = flStyle;
return fWritten;
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteCoords
*
* This function writes the coordinates out to the file as decimal
* ascii numbers separated by ", ".
*
* Arguments:
* INT x, y, cx, cy = The coordinates.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteCoords(
INT x,
INT y,
INT cx,
INT cy)
{
WriteValue(x);
Comma();
WriteValue(y);
Comma();
WriteValue(cx);
Comma();
WriteValue(cy);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteValue
*
* This function writes the value of 'n' as a decimal ascii string to
* the file.
*
* Arguments:
* INT n = The number to write.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteValue(
INT n)
{
TCHAR szNum[32];
itoaw(n, szNum, 10);
WriteString(szNum);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteHexWord
*
* This function writes the value of 'w' as a hex constant to the file.
*
* Arguments:
* WORD w - The word to write.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteHexWord(
WORD w)
{
TCHAR szNum[17];
itoax(w, szNum);
WriteString(szNum);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteHexDWord
*
* This function writes the value of 'dw' as a hex constant to the file.
*
* Arguments:
* DWORD dw - The dword to write.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteHexDWord(
DWORD dw)
{
TCHAR szNum[32];
wsprintf(szNum, L"0x%8.8X", dw);
WriteString(szNum);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteString
*
* This function writes the given string to the file. If the string
* would cause it to overflow the margin, a new line, with indenting
* to the current tab level, is forced before writing the string.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR psz = The string to write out.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteString(
LPTSTR psz)
{
register INT nLen;
nLen = lstrlen(psz);
if (!AtFirstTabColumn() && cColumn + nLen > CCHRIGHTMARGIN)
NewLine();
while (nLen--)
WriteDlgChar(*psz++);
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteQuotedString
*
* This function writes the given string to the file. If the string
* would cause it to overflow the margin, a new line, with indenting
* to the current tab level, is forced before writing the string.
* This function will also enclose the given string in double-quotes,
* and ensures that the string will not be broken when it is written.
* If there are any escape characters (backslashes or quotes) in the
* string, they will be escaped properly so that rc.exe can read them
* properly.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR psz = The string to write out.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteQuotedString(
LPTSTR psz)
{
register INT nLen;
LPTSTR pszT;
/*
* Find the actual length of the string. To do this, we must scan
* for the characters that will be escaped later.
*/
nLen = lstrlen(psz);
pszT = psz;
while (*pszT) {
if (*pszT == CHAR_DBLQUOTE || *pszT == CHAR_BACKSLASH)
nLen++;
pszT++;
}
/*
* Start a new line if necessary. Add 2 for the quotes.
*/
if (!AtFirstTabColumn() && cColumn + nLen + 2 > CCHRIGHTMARGIN)
NewLine();
Quote();
WriteEscapedString(psz);
Quote();
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteEscapedString
*
* This function writes the given string to the file. It is different
* from WriteString in that it will add a '\' in front of other
* backslashes and a second double quote in front of double quotes.
* This is necessary when writing out a string which will be surrounded
* by quotes, such as the Text fields in the .DLG file.
*
* Arguments:
* LPTSTR psz = The string to write out.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteEscapedString(
LPTSTR psz)
{
while (*psz) {
if (*psz == CHAR_DBLQUOTE)
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_DBLQUOTE);
else if (*psz == CHAR_BACKSLASH)
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_BACKSLASH);
WriteDlgChar(*psz++);
}
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteDlgChar
*
* Low level function to do an actual character write to the file.
* Some buffering is done then _lwrite is called.
*
* Because it is buffered, before closing the file any remaining
* characters in the buffer must be flushed to disk using WriteDlgFlush.
*
* If an error occurs on the write, Throw will be called to jump back
* up to WriteDlg and return the failure to the caller.
*
* The globals gachWriteBuffer and cbWritePos are updated by this routine.
*
* Arguments:
* TCHAR ch - The character to write.
*
* Returns:
* If an error occurs on the _lwrite, the execution will be thrown
* back to the WriteDlg function. Otherwise, nothing is returned.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgChar(
TCHAR ch)
{
INT cbWritten;
gachWriteBuffer[cbWritePos++] = ch;
/*
* Is the buffer full?
*/
if (cbWritePos == CCHFILEBUFFER) {
CHAR abWriteBuffer[CCHFILEBUFFER];
BOOL fDefCharUsed;
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, gachWriteBuffer, CCHFILEBUFFER,
abWriteBuffer, CCHFILEBUFFER, NULL, &fDefCharUsed);
cbWritten = (INT)_lwrite((HFILE)hfDlg, abWriteBuffer, cbWritePos);
if (cbWritten != cbWritePos)
longjmp(jbWriteDlg, 1);
cbWritePos = 0;
}
/*
* Update the current column counter.
*/
if (ch == CHAR_RETURN || ch == CHAR_NEWLINE) {
/*
* Carriage return or newline resets column position to 0.
*/
cColumn = 0;
}
else {
cColumn++;
}
}
/************************************************************************
* WriteDlgFlush
*
* This routine flushes the write buffer. This must be done before
* the file is closed or data can be lost.
*
* The global cbWritePos is updated by this routine.
*
* Returns:
* If an error occurs on the _lwrite, the execution will be thrown
* back to the WriteDlg function. Otherwise, nothing is returned.
*
************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID WriteDlgFlush(VOID)
{
INT cbWritten;
/*
* Are any bytes remaining in the buffer?
*/
if (cbWritePos) {
CHAR abWriteBuffer[CCHFILEBUFFER];
BOOL fDefCharUsed;
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, gachWriteBuffer, cbWritePos,
abWriteBuffer, CCHFILEBUFFER, NULL, &fDefCharUsed);
cbWritten = (INT)_lwrite((HFILE)hfDlg, abWriteBuffer, cbWritePos);
if (cbWritten != cbWritePos)
longjmp(jbWriteDlg, 1);
cbWritePos = 0;
}
}
/****************************************************************************
* Tab
*
* Writes spaces up to the current tab level setting.
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID Tab(VOID)
{
while (cColumn < cTabStop)
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_SPACE);
}
/****************************************************************************
* NewLine
*
* Begins a new line by writing a carriage return and linefeed. Also
* indents the following line up to the current tab level.
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID NewLine(VOID)
{
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_RETURN);
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_NEWLINE);
Tab();
}
/****************************************************************************
* Quote
*
* Writes a double quote.
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID Quote(VOID)
{
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_DBLQUOTE);
}
/****************************************************************************
* Comma
*
* Writes a comma then a space.
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID Comma(VOID)
{
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_COMMA);
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_SPACE);
}
/****************************************************************************
* Space
*
* Writes a space.
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID Space(VOID)
{
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_SPACE);
}
/****************************************************************************
* ORSymbol
*
* Writes " | ".
*
****************************************************************************/
STATICFN VOID ORSymbol(VOID)
{
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_SPACE);
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_ORSYMBOL);
WriteDlgChar(CHAR_SPACE);
}
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