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/****************************************************************************
* * AVILIB.CPP * * routines for reading a AVIStream * * Copyright (c) 1992-1995 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. * * You have a royalty-free right to use, modify, reproduce and * distribute the Sample Files (and/or any modified version) in * any way you find useful, provided that you agree that * Microsoft has no warranty obligations or liability for any * Sample Application Files which are modified. * ***************************************************************************/
#include <win32.h>
#ifndef _WIN32
#include <ole2.h>
#endif
#include <vfw.h>
#include <shellapi.h>
#include <memory.h> // for _fmemset
#include "avifilei.h"
#include "aviopts.h" // string resources
#include "debug.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "olehack.h"
#if !defined NUMELMS
#define NUMELMS(aa) (sizeof(aa)/sizeof((aa)[0]))
#endif
#ifndef _WIN32
#undef HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
#define HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT 0x00000001
#define AVIFileOpenA AVIFileOpen
#define AVIFileCreateStreamA AVIFileCreateStream
BOOL gfOleInitialized; STDAPI_(void) MyFreeUnusedLibraries(void); #endif
#define ValidPAVI(pavi) (pavi != NULL)
#define V_PAVI(pavi, err) \
if (!ValidPAVI(pavi)) \ return err;
#ifdef SHELLOLE
#ifdef _WIN32
#define CoCreateInstance(rclsid, pUnkOuter, dwClsContext, riid, ppv) \
SHCoCreateInstance(NULL, (const CLSID FAR *)&rclsid, pUnkOuter, riid, ppv) #undef Assert
#include <shlobj.h>
#include <shellp.h>
#endif
#endif
/****************************************************************************
strings
****************************************************************************/
#undef SZCODE
#define SZCODE const TCHAR _based(_segname("_CODE"))
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
EXTERN_C HINSTANCE ghMod;
static int iInit = 0;
#define InRange(id, idFirst, idLast) ((UINT)(id-idFirst) <= (UINT)(idLast-idFirst))
// scan lpsz for a number of hex digits (at most 8); update lpsz, return
// value in Value; check for chDelim; return TRUE for success.
BOOL HexStringToDword(LPCTSTR FAR * lplpsz, DWORD FAR * lpValue, int cDigits, char chDelim) { int ich; LPCTSTR lpsz = *lplpsz; DWORD Value = 0; BOOL fRet = TRUE;
for (ich = 0; ich < cDigits; ich++) { TCHAR ch = lpsz[ich]; if (InRange(ch, '0', '9')) { Value = (Value << 4) + ch - '0'; } else if ( InRange( (ch |= ('a'-'A')), 'a', 'f') ) { Value = (Value << 4) + ch - 'a' + 10; } else return(FALSE); }
if (chDelim) { fRet = (lpsz[ich++]==chDelim); }
*lpValue = Value; *lplpsz = lpsz+ich;
return fRet; }
// parse above format; return TRUE if succesful; always writes over *pguid.
STDAPI_(BOOL) GUIDFromString(LPCTSTR lpsz, LPGUID pguid) { DWORD dw; if (*lpsz++ != '{' /*}*/ ) return FALSE;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &pguid->Data1, sizeof(DWORD)*2, '-')) return FALSE;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(WORD)*2, '-')) return FALSE;
pguid->Data2 = (WORD)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(WORD)*2, '-')) return FALSE;
pguid->Data3 = (WORD)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[0] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, '-')) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[1] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[2] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[3] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[4] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[5] = (BYTE)dw;
if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, 0)) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[6] = (BYTE)dw; if (!HexStringToDword(&lpsz, &dw, sizeof(BYTE)*2, /*(*/ '}')) return FALSE;
pguid->Data4[7] = (BYTE)dw;
return TRUE; }
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/**************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL InitRegistry() * * @api void | write all the default AVIFile/AVIStream handlers to the * registry. * * @comm This function should be enhanced so that some of the key values * can be loaded from resources, instead of a static string table.... * * @xref AVIStreamInit * *************************************************************************/
#if 0 // Registry is now setup on install or upgrade
#ifndef CHICAGO
// !!! Chicago currently sets these registry entries up at setup time.
// NT should someday do the same thing.
#include "avireg.h"
static void InitRegistry() { TCHAR **ppch = aszReg; TCHAR ach[80];
LONG cb;
// !!! This should have a version number or something in it....
if (RegQueryValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, ppch[0], ach, (cb = sizeof(ach),&cb)) == ERROR_SUCCESS && lstrcmpi(ach, ppch[1]) == 0) { DPF("Registry is up to date: %ls\n\t%ls\n\t%ls\n", ach, ppch[0], ppch[1]); return; } DPF("Setting: (was) %ls\n\t%ls\n\t(now) %ls\n", ach, ppch[0], ppch[1]);
while (ppch[0]) { #ifdef MAX_RC_CONSTANT
if (((UINT) ppch[1]) < MAX_RC_CONSTANT) { LoadString(ghMod, (UINT) ppch[1], ach, sizeof(ach)/sizeof(TCHAR)); RegSetValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, ppch[0], REG_SZ, ach, 0L);
} else #endif
{ #ifdef _WIN32
// string is too long for win 16
#endif
if (*ppch[1] == TEXT('@')) {
// This can only be generously described as a hack. We
// need to set a named value, but without restructuring
// avireg.h completely (or reimplementing something different)
// we cannot do so. Hence we allow "special" values. If the
// "value" starts with "@" we interpret it to mean that this
// is the value name, and the actual value follows.
HKEY hKey = 0; DWORD Type = REG_SZ;
RegOpenKeyEx(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, ppch[0], 0, KEY_SET_VALUE, &hKey); if (hKey) { LONG l = RegSetValueEx(hKey, ppch[1]+1, 0, REG_SZ, (LPBYTE)(ppch[2]), (1+lstrlen(ppch[2]))*sizeof(TCHAR)); // include NULL length
DPF2("Set Value Ex, return is %d\n\tValue is:%ls\n\tData is:%ls\n", l, ppch[1]+1, ppch[2]); RegCloseKey(hKey); } ++ppch; // we must step three strings for named values
} else { DPF2("Setting registry value: %ls\n\t%ls\n", ppch[0], ppch[1]); RegSetValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, ppch[0], REG_SZ, ppch[1], 0L); } } ppch += 2; } } #endif
#endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileInit * * @api void | AVIFileInit | This function initalizes the AVIFILE library. * * @comm Call this function before using any other AVIFILE functions. * * @xref <f AVIFileExit> * *************************************************************************/ // Force dynlink to OLE on NT as we use link to CoCreateInstance whereas
// Win95 uses the Shell instance call.
#ifdef DAYTONA
#define INITOLE (iInit==1) //Force load on NT if this is the first init
#else
#define INITOLE FALSE
#endif
STDAPI_(void) AVIFileInit() { iInit++; DPF("AVIFileInit: level now==%d\n", iInit); #if defined(SHELLOLE) || defined(DAYTONA)
#ifndef _WIN32
CoInitialize(NULL); #endif
InitOle(INITOLE); #else
OleInitialize(NULL); #endif
#if 0 // Registry is now setup on install or upgrade
#ifndef CHICAGO
if (iInit == 1) { InitRegistry(); } #endif
#endif
}
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileExit * * @api void | AVIFileExit | This function exits the AVIFILE library. * * @comm Call this function after using any other AVIFILE functions. * * @xref <f AVIFileInit> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(void) AVIFileExit() { iInit--; DPF("AVIFileExit: level now %d\n", iInit);
#if defined(SHELLOLE) || defined(DAYTONA)
TermOle(); #ifndef _WIN32
MyFreeUnusedLibraries(); CoUninitialize(); #endif
#else // not SHELLOLE
CoFreeUnusedLibraries();
OleUninitialize(); #endif
}
/**************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL AVIFileCreate * * @api LONG | AVIFileCreate | Initializes an empty AVI File interface * pointer. * * @parm PAVIFILE FAR * | ppfile | Pointer to where the new <t PAVIFILE> * should be returned. * * @parm LONG | lParam | Specifies a parameter passed to the handler. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to a * class ID used to create the file. * * @devnote Nobody should have to call this function, because AVIFileOpen * does it. In fact, why do we even have this? * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref AVIFileOpen * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileCreate (PAVIFILE FAR *ppfile, LONG lParam, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { CLSID clsid; HRESULT hr;
if (!iInit) { return ResultFromScode(CO_E_NOTINITIALIZED); }
// AVIStreamInit();
if (pclsidHandler) clsid = *pclsidHandler; else { // if (pfh == NULL)
// pfh = &AVIFFileHandler;
}
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = CoCreateInstance((REFCLSID) clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, (REFIID) IID_IAVIFile, (void FAR* FAR*)ppfile)))) { DPF("AVIFileCreate: CoCreateInstance failed code == %8x\n", hr); return hr; // !!! PropagateHResult?
}
return AVIERR_OK; }
// Remove trailing spaces after a file...
void FixFourCC(LPSTR lp) { int i;
for (i = 3; i >= 0; i--) { if (lp[i] == ' ') lp[i] = '\0'; else break; } }
// Returns a pointer to the extension of a filename....
LPCOLESTR FindExtension(LPCOLESTR lp) { LPCOLESTR lpExt = lp; int i;
// Goto end of string
while (*lpExt != TEXT('\0')) { ++lpExt; }
// Must be at least 2 characters in string
if (lpExt - lp < 2 * sizeof(TCHAR)) return NULL;
lpExt -= 1;
// Does not count if last character is '.'
if (*lpExt == TEXT('.')) return NULL;
lpExt -= 1; // Now looking at second to the last character. Check this and the two
// previous characters for a '.'
for (i=1; i<=3; ++i) { // Cannot have path separator here
if (*lpExt == TEXT('/') || *lpExt == TEXT('\\')) return NULL;
if (*lpExt == TEXT('.')) { ++lpExt; return lpExt; } if (lpExt == lp) return NULL; --lpExt; } return NULL; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL GetHandlerFromFile * * @api PAVIFILEHANDLER | GetHandlerFromFile | Figure out what handler * to use for a file by looking at its extension, its RIFF type, * and possibly other things. * * @parm LPCTSTR | szFile | The file to look at. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Pointer to a classID. * * @comm We don't look at the extensions yet. We need a better way to * add handlers. * * @rdesc Returns the <PAVIFILEHANDLER> to use, or NULL if it can't find * one. * * @xref AVIFileOpen AVIRegisterLoader * *************************************************************************/ #define HKEY_AVIFILE_ROOT HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
#ifdef _WIN32
static SZCODE aszRegRIFF[] = TEXT("AVIFile\\RIFFHandlers\\%.4hs"); #else
static SZCODE aszRegRIFF[] = TEXT("AVIFile\\RIFFHandlers\\%.4s"); #endif
static SZCODE aszRegExt[] = TEXT("AVIFile\\Extensions"); static SZCODE aszRegClsid[] = TEXT("Clsid"); static SZCODE aszRegExtTmpl[] = TEXT("%s\\%.3ls");
BOOL GetHandlerFromFile(LPCOLESTR szFile, CLSID FAR *pclsid) { LPCOLESTR lpExt; TCHAR achKey[100]; TCHAR achClass[100]; LONG lcbClass;
#if !defined _WIN32 || defined UNICODE
DWORD dw[3]; HMMIO hmmio; // I hate share
hmmio = mmioOpen((LPTSTR) szFile, NULL, MMIO_READ | MMIO_DENYWRITE);
if (hmmio == NULL) hmmio = mmioOpen((LPTSTR) szFile, NULL, MMIO_READ | MMIO_DENYNONE);
if (hmmio == NULL) hmmio = mmioOpen((LPTSTR) szFile, NULL, MMIO_READ);
if (hmmio == NULL) goto UseExtension;
if (mmioRead(hmmio, (HPSTR) dw, sizeof(dw)) != sizeof(dw)) { mmioClose(hmmio, 0); goto UseExtension; }
mmioClose(hmmio, 0);
if (dw[0] != FOURCC_RIFF) goto UseExtension;
FixFourCC((LPSTR) &dw[2]);
// Look up the RIFF type in the registration database....
wsprintf(achKey, aszRegRIFF, (LPSTR) &dw[2]);
lcbClass = sizeof(achClass); RegQueryValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, achKey, achClass, &lcbClass);
if (GUIDFromString(achClass, pclsid)) return TRUE;
UseExtension: #endif
lpExt = FindExtension(szFile); if (lpExt) { // Look up the extension in the registration database....
wsprintf(achKey, aszRegExtTmpl, (LPTSTR) aszRegExt, lpExt); lcbClass = sizeof(achClass); RegQueryValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, achKey, achClass, &lcbClass);
if (GUIDFromString(achClass, pclsid)) return TRUE; }
// !!! Use IStorage?
return FALSE; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileOpen * * @api LONG | AVIFileOpen | Opens an AVI file and returns a file interface * pointer used to access it. * * @parm PAVIFILE FAR * | ppfile | Pointer to the location used to return * the new <t PAVIFILE> file pointer. * * @parm LPCTSTR | szFile | Specifies a zero-terminated string * containing the name of the file to open. * * @parm UINT | mode | Specifies the mode to use when opening the file. * * * @flag OF_READ | Opens the file for reading only. This is the * default, if OF_WRITE and OF_READWRITE are not specified. * * @flag OF_WRITE | Opens the file for writing. You should not * read from a file opened in this mode. * * @flag OF_READWRITE | Opens the file for both reading and writing. * * @flag OF_CREATE | Creates a new file. * If the file already exists, it is truncated to zero length. * * @flag OF_DENYWRITE | Opens the file and denies other * processes write access to the file. <f AVIFileOpen> fails * if the file has been opened in compatibility or for write * access by any other process. * * @flag OF_DENYREAD | Opens the file and denies other * processes read access to the file. <f AVIFileOpen> fails if the * file has been opened in compatibility mode or for read access * by any other process. * * @flag OF_DENYNONE | Opens the file without denying other * processes read or write access to the file. <f AVIFileOpen> * fails if the file has been opened in compatibility mode * by any other process. * * @flag OF_EXCLUSIVE | Opens the file and denies other processes * any access to the file. <f AVIFileOpen> will fail if any * other process has opened the file. * * See <f OpenFile> for more information about these flags. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to a class ID * identifying the handler you want to use. If NULL, the system * chooses one from the registration database based on the file * extension or the file's RIFF type. * * @comm In general, the mode specified is used to open * the file. * * Be sure to call <f AVIFileInit> at least once in your * application before calling this function, and to balance each * call to <f AVIFileInit> with a call to <f AVIFileExit>. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise returns an error code. * Possible error returns include: * * @flag AVIERR_BADFORMAT | The file was corrupted or not in the * proper format, and could not be read. * * @flag AVIERR_MEMORY | The file could not be opened because * there was not enough memory. * * @flag AVIERR_FILEREAD | A disk error occurred while reading the * file. * * @flag AVIERR_FILEOPEN | A disk error occurred while opening the * file. * * @flag REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG | No handler could be found to open * this type of file. * * @xref <f AVIFileRelease> <f AVIFileInit> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI #ifdef _WIN32
AVIFileOpenW #else
AVIFileOpen #endif
(PAVIFILE FAR *ppfile, LPCOLESTR szFile, UINT mode, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { CLSID clsid; HRESULT hr; LPUNKNOWN punk;
// We used to just fail if AVIFileInit wasn't called
#if 0
if (!iInit) { return ResultFromScode(E_UNEXPECTED); } #endif
#if 0
// Now we do it for them
hr = CoInitialize(NULL);
// Let them know what they did wrong
if (GetScode(hr) == NOERROR) { #ifdef DEBUG
MessageBoxA(NULL, "You didn't call AVIFileInit!", "Bad dog!", MB_OK | MB_ICONHAND); #endif
} else CoUninitialize(); #endif
*ppfile = 0;
if (pclsidHandler) {
clsid = *pclsidHandler; DPF2("AVIFileOpen using explicit clsid %8x, %8x, %8x, %8x\n", clsid); } else { if (!GetHandlerFromFile(szFile, &clsid)) { DPF("Couldn't find handler for %s\n", (LPTSTR) szFile); return ResultFromScode(REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG); } }
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = CoCreateInstance((REFCLSID) clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, (REFIID) IID_IUnknown, (void FAR* FAR*)&punk)))) { DPF("CoCreateInstance returns %08lx\n", (DWORD) hr); return hr; }
//
// Let's simplify things for the handlers. They will only see...
// OF_CREATE | OF_READWRITE or...
// OF_READWRITE or...
// OF_READ
//
if (mode & OF_READWRITE) mode &= ~(OF_WRITE | OF_READ);
if (mode & OF_CREATE) { mode &= ~(OF_WRITE | OF_READ); mode |= OF_READWRITE; }
if (mode & OF_WRITE) { mode &= ~(OF_WRITE | OF_READ); mode |= OF_READWRITE; }
#ifdef _WIN32
IPersistFile * lpPersist = NULL;
hr = punk->QueryInterface(IID_IPersistFile, ( LPVOID FAR *) &lpPersist);
if (SUCCEEDED(GetScode(hr))) { hr = punk->QueryInterface(IID_IAVIFile, ( LPVOID FAR *) ppfile); if (SUCCEEDED(GetScode(hr))) { if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = lpPersist->Load(szFile, mode)))) { DPF("Open method returns %08lx\n", (DWORD) hr); (*ppfile)->Release(); *ppfile = NULL; } } lpPersist->Release(); } #else
hr = punk->QueryInterface(IID_IAVIFile, ( LPVOID FAR *) ppfile);
if (SUCCEEDED(GetScode(hr))) { if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = (*ppfile)->Open(szFile, mode)))) { DPF("Open method returns %08lx\n", (DWORD) hr); (*ppfile)->Release(); *ppfile = NULL; } } #endif
punk->Release();
return hr; }
#ifdef _WIN32
/*
* Ansi thunk for AVIFileOpen */ STDAPI AVIFileOpenA (PAVIFILE FAR *ppfile, LPCSTR szFile, UINT mode, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { LPWSTR lpW; int sz; HRESULT hr;
// remember the null
sz = lstrlenA(szFile) + 1;
lpW = (LPWSTR) (LocalAlloc(LPTR, sz * sizeof(WCHAR)));
if (lpW == NULL) { return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY); }
MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP, 0, szFile, -1, lpW, sz);
hr = AVIFileOpenW(ppfile, lpW, mode, pclsidHandler);
LocalFree((HANDLE)lpW); return hr; } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileAddRef * * @api LONG | AVIFileAddRef | Increases the reference count of an AVI file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies the handle for an open AVI file. * * @rdesc Returns the reference count of the file. This return value * should be used only for debugging purposes. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIFileAddRef> with a call to * <f AVIFileRelease>. * * @xref <f AVIFileRelease> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(ULONG) AVIFileAddRef(PAVIFILE pfile) { return pfile->AddRef(); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileRelease * * @api LONG | AVIFileRelease | Reduces the reference count of an AVI file * interface handle by one, and closes the file if the count reaches * zero. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIFileAddRef> or <f AVIFileOpen> * a call to <f AVIFileRelease>. * * @devnote Currently, this saves all changes to the file. Should a separate * Save command be needed to do this? * * @rdesc Returns the reference count of the file. This return value * should be used only for debugging purposes. * * @xref AVIFileOpen AVIFileAddRef * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(ULONG) AVIFileRelease(PAVIFILE pfile) { return pfile->Release(); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileInfo * * @api LONG | AVIFileInfo | Obtains information about an AVI file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm AVIFILEINFO FAR * | pfi | Pointer to the structure used to * return file information. * * @parm LONG | lSize | Specifies the size of the structure. This value * should be at least sizeof(AVIFILEINFO), obviously. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileInfoW (PAVIFILE pfile, AVIFILEINFOW FAR * pfi, LONG lSize) { _fmemset(pfi, 0, (int)lSize); return pfile->Info(pfi, lSize); }
#ifdef _WIN32
// ansi thunk for above function
STDAPI AVIFileInfoA( PAVIFILE pfile, LPAVIFILEINFOA pfiA, LONG lSize) { AVIFILEINFOW fiW; HRESULT hr;
// if size too small - tough
if (lSize < sizeof(AVIFILEINFOA)) { return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_BADSIZE); }
hr = AVIFileInfoW(pfile, &fiW, sizeof(fiW));
pfiA->dwMaxBytesPerSec = fiW.dwMaxBytesPerSec; pfiA->dwFlags = fiW.dwFlags; pfiA->dwCaps = fiW.dwCaps; pfiA->dwStreams = fiW.dwStreams; pfiA->dwSuggestedBufferSize = fiW.dwSuggestedBufferSize; pfiA->dwWidth = fiW.dwWidth; pfiA->dwHeight = fiW.dwHeight; pfiA->dwScale = fiW.dwScale; pfiA->dwRate = fiW.dwRate; pfiA->dwLength = fiW.dwLength; pfiA->dwEditCount = fiW.dwEditCount;
// convert the name
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, fiW.szFileType, -1, pfiA->szFileType, NUMELMS(pfiA->szFileType), NULL, NULL);
return hr; } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileGetStream * * @api LONG | AVIFileGetStream | Returns a pointer to a stream interface * that is a component of a file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppavi | Pointer to the return location * for the new stream interface pointer. * * @parm DWORD | fccType | Specifies a four-character code * indicating the type of stream to be opened. * Zero indicates that any stream can be opened. The following * definitions apply to the data commonly * found in AVI streams: * * @flag streamtypeAUDIO | Indicates an audio stream. * @flag streamtypeMIDI | Indicates a MIDI stream. * @flag streamtypeTEXT | Indicates a text stream. * @flag streamtypeVIDEO | Indicates a video stream. * * @parm LONG | lParam | Specifies an integer indicating which stream * of the type defined by <p fccType> should actually be accessed. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIFileGetStream> with a call to * <f AVIStreamRelease> using the stream handle returned. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * Possible error codes include: * * @flag AVIERR_NODATA | There is no stream in the file corresponding * to the values passed in for <p fccType> and <p lParam>. * @flag AVIERR_MEMORY | Not enough memory. * * @xref <f AVIStreamRelease> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileGetStream (PAVIFILE pfile, PAVISTREAM FAR * ppavi, DWORD fccType, LONG lParam) { return pfile->GetStream(ppavi, fccType, lParam); }
#if 0
// !!! This would be used to save changes, if AVIFileRelease didn't do that.
STDAPI AVIFileSave (PAVIFILE pfile, LPCTSTR szFile, AVISAVEOPTIONS FAR *lpOptions, AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback, PAVIFILEHANDLER pfh) { if (pfile->FileSave == NULL) return -1;
return pfile->FileSave(pfile, szFile, lpOptions, lpfnCallback); } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileCreateStream * * @api LONG | AVIFileCreateStream | Creates a new stream in an existing file, * and returns a stream interface pointer for it. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppavi | Specifies a pointer used to return the new * stream interface pointer. * * @parm AVISTREAMINFO FAR * | psi | Specifies a pointer to a structure * containing information about the new stream. This structure * contains the type of the new stream and its sample rate. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIFileCreateStream> with a call to * <f AVIStreamRelease> using the returned stream handle. * * This function fails with a return value of AVIERR_READONLY unless * the file was opened with write permission. * * After creating the stream, call <f AVIStreamSetFormat> * before using <f AVIStreamWrite> to write to the stream. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIStreamRelease> <f AVIFileGetStream> <f AVIStreamSetFormat> * *************************************************************************/
STDAPI #ifdef _WIN32
AVIFileCreateStreamW #else
AVIFileCreateStream #endif
(PAVIFILE pfile, PAVISTREAM FAR *ppavi, AVISTREAMINFOW FAR *psi) { *ppavi = NULL; return pfile->CreateStream(ppavi, psi); }
#ifdef _WIN32
/*
* Ansi thunk for AVIFileCreateStream */ STDAPI AVIFileCreateStreamA (PAVIFILE pfile, PAVISTREAM FAR *ppavi, AVISTREAMINFOA FAR *psi) { *ppavi = NULL; AVISTREAMINFOW siW; #ifdef UNICODE
// Copy the AVISTREAMINFOA structure to the unicode equivalent. We
// rely on the fact - policed - that the szName element is the last
// field in the structure.
memcpy(&siW, psi, FIELD_OFFSET(AVISTREAMINFOA, szName)); Assert((FIELD_OFFSET(AVISTREAMINFOA, szName) + sizeof(psi->szName)) == sizeof(*psi)); #else
memcpy(&siW, psi, sizeof(*psi)-sizeof(psi->szName)); #endif
// convert the name
MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP, 0, psi->szName, NUMELMS(psi->szName), siW.szName, NUMELMS(siW.szName)); return pfile->CreateStream(ppavi, &siW); // no need to copy anything back ??
} #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL AVIFileAddStream * * @api LONG | AVIFileAddStream | Adds an existing stream into * an existing file, and returns a stream interface pointer for it. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a stream interface pointer * for the stream being added. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppaviNew | Pointer to a buffer used * to return the new stream interface pointer. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIFileAddStream> with a call to * <f AVIStreamRelease> using the returned stream handle. * * This call fails with a return value of AVIERR_READONLY unless * the file was opened with write permission. * * @devnote This function still doesn't really work. Perhaps it should just * be a helper function that gets data from the stream and calls * AVIFileCreateStream, then copies the data from one stream to another. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref AVIStreamRelease AVIFileGetStream AVIFileCreateStream * *************************************************************************/ #if 0
STDAPI AVIFileAddStream (PAVIFILE pfile, PAVISTREAM pavi, PAVISTREAM FAR * ppaviNew) { // if (pfile->FileAddStream == NULL)
// return -1;
return pfile->AddStream(pavi, ppaviNew); } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileWriteData * * @api LONG | AVIFileWriteData | Writes some additional data to the file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm DWORD | ckid | Specifies a four-character code identifying the data. * * @parm LPVOID | lpData | Specifies a pointer to the data to write. * * @parm LONG | cbData | Specifies the size of the memory block * referenced by <p lpData>. * * @comm This function fails with a return value of AVIERR_READONLY unless * the file was opened with write permission. * * Use <f AVIStreamWriteData> instead of this function to write * data that applies to an individual stream. * * @devnote !!! Somewhere, we should specify some types. * !!! Should the data block contain the ckid and cksize? * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIStreamWriteData> <f AVIFileReadData> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileWriteData (PAVIFILE pfile, DWORD ckid, LPVOID lpData, LONG cbData) { // if (pfile->FileWriteData == NULL)
// return -1;
return pfile->WriteData(ckid, lpData, cbData); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileReadData * * @api LONG | AVIFileReadData | Reads optional header data from the file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to an open AVI file. * * @parm DWORD | ckid | Specifies a four-character code identifying the data. * * @parm LPVOID | lpData | Specifies a pointer to a buffer used to return * the data read. * * @parm LONG FAR * | lpcbData | Specifies a pointer to a location indicating * the size of the memory block referred to by <p lpData>. If * the read is successful, the value is changed to indicate the * amount of data read. * * @devnote !!! Somewhere, we should specify some types. * !!! Should the data block contain the ckid and cksize? * * @comm Do not use this function to read video and audio data. Use it * only to read additional information such as author * information or copyright information that applies to the file * as a whole. Information that applies to a single stream should * be read using <f AVIStreamReadData>. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * The return value AVIERR_NODATA indicates that data with the * requested chunk ID does not exist. * * @xref <f AVIStreamReadData> <f AVIFileWriteData> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileReadData (PAVIFILE pfile, DWORD ckid, LPVOID lpData, LONG FAR * lpcbData) { return pfile->ReadData(ckid, lpData, lpcbData); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIFileEndRecord * * @api LONG | AVIFileEndRecord | Marks the end of a record, if writing out * a strictly interleaved file. * * @parm PAVIFILE | pfile | Specifies a handle to a currently open AVI file. * * @comm <f AVIFileSave> uses this function when writing files that are * have audio interleaved every frame. In general, applications * should not need to use this function. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileSave> <f AVIStreamWrite> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIFileEndRecord (PAVIFILE pfile) { // if (pfile->FileEndRecord == NULL)
// return -1;
return pfile->EndRecord(); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamAddRef * * @api LONG | AVIStreamAddRef | Increases the reference count of an AVI stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open AVI stream. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIStreamAddRef> with a call to * <f AVIStreamRelease>. * * @rdesc Returns the current reference count of the stream. This value * should only be used for debugging purposes. * * @xref <f AVIStreamRelease> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(ULONG) AVIStreamAddRef (PAVISTREAM pavi) { return pavi->AddRef(); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamRelease * * @api LONG | AVIStreamRelease | Reduces the reference count of an AVI stream * interface handle by one, and closes the stream if the count reaches * zero. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIStreamAddRef> or <f AVIFileGetStream> * with a call to <f AVIStreamRelease>. * * @rdesc Returns the current reference count of the stream. This value * should only be used for debugging purposes. * * @xref <f AVIFileGetStream> <f AVIStreamAddRef> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(ULONG) AVIStreamRelease (PAVISTREAM pavi) { return pavi->Release(); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamInfo * * @api LONG | AVIStreamInfo | Obtains stream header information. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm AVISTREAMINFO FAR * | psi | Specifies a pointer to a structure * used to return stream information. * * @parm LONG | lSize | Specifies the size of the structure used for * <p psi>. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamInfoW (PAVISTREAM pavi, AVISTREAMINFOW FAR * psi, LONG lSize) { _fmemset(psi, 0, (int)lSize);
return pavi->Info(psi, lSize); }
#ifdef _WIN32
//Ansi thunk for above function
STDAPI AVIStreamInfoA( PAVISTREAM pavi, LPAVISTREAMINFOA psi, LONG lSize ) { HRESULT hr; AVISTREAMINFOW sW;
hr = AVIStreamInfoW(pavi, &sW, sizeof(sW));
// is the size big enough
if (lSize < sizeof(AVISTREAMINFOA)) { return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_BADSIZE); }
// copy non-char-related fields
psi->fccType = sW.fccType; psi->fccHandler = sW.fccHandler; psi->dwFlags = sW.dwFlags; psi->dwCaps = sW.dwCaps; psi->wPriority = sW.wPriority; psi->wLanguage = sW.wLanguage; psi->dwScale = sW.dwScale; psi->dwRate = sW.dwRate; psi->dwStart = sW.dwStart; psi->dwLength = sW.dwLength; psi->dwInitialFrames = sW.dwInitialFrames; psi->dwSuggestedBufferSize = sW.dwSuggestedBufferSize; psi->dwQuality = sW.dwQuality; psi->dwSampleSize = sW.dwSampleSize; psi->rcFrame = sW.rcFrame; psi->dwEditCount = sW.dwEditCount; psi->dwFormatChangeCount = sW.dwFormatChangeCount;
// convert the name
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, sW.szName, -1, psi->szName, NUMELMS(psi->szName), NULL, NULL);
return hr; } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamFindSample * * @api LONG | AVIStreamFindSample | Returns the position of * a key frames or non-empty frame relative to the specified position. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lPos | Specifies the starting position * for the search. * * @parm LONG | lFlags | The following flags are defined: * * @flag FIND_KEY | Finds a key frame. * @flag FIND_ANY | Finds a non-empty sample. * @flag FIND_FORMAT | Finds a format change. * * @flag FIND_NEXT | Finds nearest sample, frame, or format change * searching forward. The current sample is * included in the search. Use this flag with the * FIND_ANY, FIND_KEY, or FIND_FORMAT flag. * * @flag FIND_PREV | Finds nearest sample, frame, or format change * searching backwards. The current sample is * included in the search. Use this flag with the * FIND_ANY, FIND_KEY, or FIND_FORMAT flag. * * * @comm The FIND_KEY, FIND_ANY, and FIND_FORMAT flags are mutually exclusive. * The FIND_NEXT and FIND_PREV flags are also mutually exclusive. * For example: * * @ex FIND_PREV|FIND_KEY Returns the first key sample prior to or at * <p lPos>. * * FIND_PREV|FIND_ANY Returns the first non-empty sample prior to * or at <p lPos>. * * FIND_NEXT|FIND_KEY Returns the first key sample after <p lPos>, * or -1 if a key sample does not follow <p lPos>. * * FIND_NEXT|FIND_ANY Returns the first non-empty sample after <p lPos>, * or -1 if a sample does not exist after <p lPos>. * * FIND_NEXT|FIND_FORMAT Returns the first format change after or * at <p lPos>, or -1 if the stream does not * have format changes. * * FIND_PREV|FIND_FORMAT Returns the first format change prior to * or at <p lPos>. If the stream does not * have format changes, it returns the first sample * * @rdesc Returns the position found. In many boundary cases, this * function will return -1; see the example above for details. * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamFindSample(PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lPos, LONG lFlags) { // Default to Find Previous Key Frame
if ((lFlags & FIND_TYPE) == 0) lFlags |= FIND_KEY; if ((lFlags & FIND_DIR) == 0) lFlags |= FIND_PREV;
return pavi->FindSample(lPos, lFlags); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamReadFormat * * @api LONG | AVIStreamReadFormat | Reads the stream format data. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lPos | Specifies the position in the stream * used to obtain the format data. * * @parm LPVOID | lpFormat | Specifies a pointer to a buffer * used to return the format data. * * @parm LONG FAR * | lpcbFormat | Specifies a pointer to a * location indicating the size of the memory block * referred to by <p lpFormat>. On return, the value is * changed to indicate the amount of data read. If * <p lpFormat> is NULL, this parameter can be used * to obtain the amount of memory needed to return the format. * * @comm This function will return part of the format even if the buffer * provided is not large enough to hold the entire format. In this case * the return value will be AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL, and the location * referenced by <p lpcbFormat> will be filled in with the size * of the entire format. * * This is useful because it allows you to use a buffer the * size of a <t BITMAPINFOHEADER> structure and * retrieve just the common part of the video format if you are not * interested in extended format information or palette information. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful, otherwise it returns an error code. * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamReadFormat (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lPos, LPVOID lpFormat, LONG FAR *lpcbFormat) { // if (pavi->StreamReadFormat == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->ReadFormat(lPos, lpFormat, lpcbFormat); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamSetFormat * * @api LONG | AVIStreamSetFormat | Sets the format of a stream at the * specified position. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to open stream. * * @parm LONG | lPos | Specifies the position in the stream to * receive the format. * * @parm LPVOID | lpFormat | Specifies a pointer to a structure * containing the new format. * * @parm LONG | cbFormat | Specifies the size of the block of memory * referred to by <p lpFormat> in bytes. * * @comm After creating a new stream with <f AVIFileCreateStream>, * call this function to set the stream's format. * * The handler for writing AVI files does not, in general, accept * format changes. Aside from setting the initial format for a * stream, only changes in the palette of a video stream are allowed * in an AVI file. The palette change must be after * any frames already written to the AVI file. Other handlers may * impose different restrictions. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful, otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileCreateStream> <f AVIStreamReadFormat> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamSetFormat (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lPos, LPVOID lpFormat, LONG cbFormat) { // if (pavi->StreamSetFormat == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->SetFormat(lPos, lpFormat, cbFormat); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamReadData * * @api LONG | AVIStreamReadData | Reads optional header data from a stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm DWORD | ckid | Specifies a four-character code identifying the data. * * @parm LPVOID | lpData | Specifies a pointer to used to return * the data read. * * @parm LONG FAR * | lpcbData | Points to a location which * specifies the buffer size used for <p lpData>. * If the read is successful, AVIFile changes this value * to indicate the amount of data written into the buffer for * <p lpData>. * * @comm This function only retrieves header information * from the stream. To read the actual multimedia content of the * stream, use <f AVIStreamRead>. * * @devnote !!! Somewhere, we should specify some types. * !!! Should the data block contain the ckid and cksize? * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * The return value AVIERR_NODATA indicates the system could not * find any data with the specified chunk ID. * * @xref <f AVIFileReadData> <f AVIStreamWriteData> <f AVIStreamWrite> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamReadData (PAVISTREAM pavi, DWORD ckid, LPVOID lpData, LONG FAR *lpcbData) { // if (pavi->StreamReadData == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->ReadData(ckid, lpData, lpcbData); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamWriteData * * @api LONG | AVIStreamWriteData | Writes optional data to the stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm DWORD | ckid | Specifies a four-character code identifying the data. * * @parm LPVOID | lpData | Specifies a pointer to a buffer containing * the data to write. * * @parm LONG | cbData | Indicates the number of bytes of data to be copied * from <p lpData> into the stream. * * @comm This function only writes header information to the stream. * To write the actual multimedia content of the stream, use * <f AVIStreamWrite>. Use <f AVIFileWriteData> to write * data that applies to an entire file. * * This call fails with a return value of AVIERR_READONLY unless * the file was opened with write permission. * * @devnote !!! Somewhere, we should specify some types. * !!! Should the data block contain the ckid and cksize? * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileWriteData> <f AVIStreamReadData> <f AVIStreamWrite> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamWriteData (PAVISTREAM pavi, DWORD ckid, LPVOID lpData, LONG cbData) { return pavi->WriteData(ckid, lpData, cbData); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamRead * * @api LONG | AVIStreamRead | Reads audio or video data from a stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lStart | Specifies the starting sample to read. * * @parm LONG | lSamples | Specifies the number of samples to read. * * @parm LPVOID | lpBuffer | Specifies a pointer to a buffer used to * return the data. * * @parm LONG | cbBuffer | Specifies the size of buffer pointed to by <p lpBuffer>. * * @parm LONG FAR * | plBytes | Specifies a pointer to the location * used to return number of bytes of data written into the * buffer for <p lpBuffer>. <p plBytes> can be NULL. * * @parm LONG FAR * | plSamples | Specifies a pointer to the location * used to return the number of samples written into the buffer for * for <p lpBuffer>. <p plSamples> can be NULL. * * @comm If <p lpBuffer> is NULL, this function does not read * any data; it returns information about the size of data * that would be read. * * See <f AVIStreamLength> for a discussion of how sample numbers * correspond to the data you want to read. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful, or an error code. Use <p plBytes> * and <p plSamples> to find out how much was actually read. * * Possible errors include: * * @flag AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL | The buffer size <p cbBuffer> was * too small to read in even a single sample of data. * * @flag AVIERR_MEMORY | There was not enough memory for some * reason to complete the read operation. * * @flag AVIERR_FILEREAD | A disk error occurred while reading the * file. * * @xref <f AVIFileGetStream> <f AVIStreamFindSample> <f AVIStreamWrite> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamRead (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lStart, LONG lSamples, LPVOID lpBuffer, LONG cbBuffer, LONG FAR * plBytes, LONG FAR * plSamples) { // if (pavi->StreamRead == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->Read(lStart, lSamples, lpBuffer, cbBuffer, plBytes, plSamples); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamWrite * * @api LONG | AVIStreamWrite | Writes data to a stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lStart | Specifies the starting sample to write. * * @parm LONG | lSamples | Specifies the number of samples to write. * * @parm LPVOID | lpBuffer | Specifies a pointer to buffer * containing the data to write. * * @parm LONG | cbBuffer | Specifies the size of buffer used by <p lpBuffer>. * * @parm DWORD | dwFlags | Specifies any flags associated with this data. * The following flags are defined: * * @flag AVIIF_KEYFRAME | Indicates this data does not rely on preceding * data in the file. * * @parm LONG FAR * | plSampWritten | Specifies a pointer to a location * used to return the number of samples written. This can be set * to NULL. * * @parm LONG FAR * | plBytesWritten | Specifies a pointer to a location * used to return the number of bytes written. This can be set * to NULL. * * @comm The default AVI file handler only supports writing to the end * of a stream. The WAVE file handler supports writing anywhere. * * This function overwrites existing data, rather than inserting * new data. * * See <f AVIStreamLength> for a discussion of how sample numbers * correspond to the data you want to read. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileGetStream> <f AVIFileCreateStream> <f AVIStreamRead> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamWrite (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lStart, LONG lSamples, LPVOID lpBuffer, LONG cbBuffer, DWORD dwFlags, LONG FAR *plSampWritten, LONG FAR *plBytesWritten) { // if (pavi->StreamWrite == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->Write(lStart, lSamples, lpBuffer, cbBuffer, dwFlags, plSampWritten, plBytesWritten); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL AVIStreamDelete * * @api LONG | AVIStreamDelete | Deletes data from a stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lStart | Specifies the starting sample to delete. * * @parm LONG | lSamples | Specifies the number of samples to delete. * * @devnote This isn't implemented by anybody yet. Should it be? Wave files, * for instance, would have to copy lots of data around.... * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamDelete (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lStart, LONG lSamples) { // if (pavi->StreamDelete == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->Delete(lStart, lSamples); }
#if 0
// !!! should this exist?
STDAPI AVIStreamClone (PAVISTREAM pavi, PAVISTREAM FAR *ppaviNew) { // if (pavi->StreamClone == NULL)
// return -1;
return pavi->Clone(ppaviNew); } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamStart * * @api LONG | AVIStreamStart | Returns the starting sample of the stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @rdesc Returns the starting sample number for the stream, or -1 on error. * * @comm See <f AVIStreamLength> for a discussion of how sample numbers * correspond to the data you want to read. * * @xref <f AVIStreamSampleToTime> <f AVIStreamLength> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamStart (PAVISTREAM pavi) { AVISTREAMINFOW avistream;
pavi->Info(&avistream, sizeof(avistream));
return (LONG) avistream.dwStart; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamLength * * @api LONG | AVIStreamLength | Returns the length of the stream in samples. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @devnote Currently, this doesn't call a handler function at all. * * @rdesc Returns the stream's length in samples, or -1 on error. * * @comm Values in samples can be converted to milliseconds using * the <f AVIStreamSampleToTime> function. * * For video streams, each sample generally corresponds to a * frame of video. There may, however, be sample numbers for * which no video data is actually present: If <f AVIStreamRead> * is called at those positions, it will return a data length * of zero bytes. You can use <f AVIStreamFindSample> with the * FIND_ANY flag to find sample numbers which actually have data. * * For audio streams, each sample corresponds to one "block" * of data. Note the conflicting terminology here: if you're * working with 22KHz ADPCM data, each block of audio data is * 256 bytes, corresponding to about 500 "audio samples" which * will be presented to the speaker each 22000th of a second. * From the point of view of the AVIFile APIs, however, each 256-byte * block is a single sample, because they cannot be subdivided. * * Note that the stream's starting position may not be zero; see * <f AVIStreamStart>. Valid positions within a stream range from * start to start+length; there is no actual data present at position * start+length, but that corresponds to a time after the last data * has been rendered. * * @xref <f AVIStreamInfo> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamLength (PAVISTREAM pavi) { AVISTREAMINFOW avistream; HRESULT hr;
hr = pavi->Info(&avistream, sizeof(avistream));
if (hr != NOERROR) { DPF("Error in AVIStreamLength!\n"); return 1; }
return (LONG) avistream.dwLength; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamTimeToSample * * @api LONG | AVIStreamTimeToSample | Converts from milliseconds to samples. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lTime | Specifies the time in milliseconds. * * @devnote Currently, this doesn't call a handler function at all. * * @comm Samples typically correspond to audio samples or video frames. * Other stream types might support different formats than these.
* @rdesc Returns the converted time, or -1 on error. * * @xref AVIStreamSampleToTime * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamTimeToSample (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lTime) { AVISTREAMINFOW avistream; HRESULT hr; LONG lSample;
// Invalid time
if (lTime < 0) return -1;
hr = pavi->Info(&avistream, sizeof(avistream));
if (hr != NOERROR || avistream.dwScale == 0 || avistream.dwRate == 0) { DPF("Error in AVIStreamTimeToSample!\n"); return lTime; }
// This is likely to overflow if we're not careful for long AVIs
// so keep the 1000 inside the brackets.
if (avistream.dwRate / avistream.dwScale < 1000) lSample = muldivrd32(lTime, avistream.dwRate, avistream.dwScale * 1000); else lSample = muldivru32(lTime, avistream.dwRate, avistream.dwScale * 1000);
lSample = min(max(lSample, (LONG) avistream.dwStart), (LONG) (avistream.dwStart + avistream.dwLength));
return lSample; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamSampleToTime * * @api LONG | AVIStreamSampleToTime | Converts from samples to milliseconds. * Samples can correspond to blocks of audio samples, video frames, or other format * depending on the stream type. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream. * * @parm LONG | lSample | Specifies the position information. * * @rdesc Returns the converted time, or -1 on error. * * @xref <f AVIStreamTimeToSample> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamSampleToTime (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lSample) { AVISTREAMINFOW avistream; HRESULT hr;
hr = pavi->Info(&avistream, sizeof(avistream));
if (hr != NOERROR || avistream.dwRate == 0 || avistream.dwScale == 0) { DPF("Error in AVIStreamSampleToTime!\n"); return lSample; }
lSample = min(max(lSample, (LONG) avistream.dwStart), (LONG) (avistream.dwStart + avistream.dwLength));
// lSample * 1000 would overflow too easily
if (avistream.dwRate / avistream.dwScale < 1000) return muldivrd32(lSample, avistream.dwScale * 1000, avistream.dwRate); else return muldivru32(lSample, avistream.dwScale * 1000, avistream.dwRate); }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamOpenFromFile * * @api LONG | AVIStreamOpenFromFile | This function provides a convenient * way to open a single stream from a file. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppavi | Specifies a pointer to the location * used to return the new stream handle. * * @parm LPCTSTR | szFile | Specifies a zero-terminated string containing * the name of the file to open. * * @parm DWORD | fccType | Specifies a four-character code * indicating the type of stream to be opened. * Zero indicates that any stream can be opened. The following * definitions apply to the data commonly * found in AVI streams: * * @flag streamtypeAUDIO | Indicates an audio stream. * @flag streamtypeMIDI | Indicates a MIDI stream. * @flag streamtypeTEXT | Indicates a text stream. * @flag streamtypeVIDEO | Indicates a video stream. * * @parm LONG | lParam | Indicates which stream of the type specified in * <p fccType> should actually be accessed. * * @parm UINT | mode | Specifies the mode to use when opening the file. * This function can only open existing streams so the OF_CREATE * mode flag cannot be used. See * <f OpenFile> for more information about the available flags. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to a class ID * identifying the handler you want to use. If NULL, the system * chooses one from the registration database based on the file * extension or the file's RIFF type. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIStreamOpenFromFile> with a * call to <f AVIStreamRelease> using the stream handle returned. * * This function calls <f AVIFileOpen>, <f AVIFileGetStream>, and * <f AVIFileRelease>. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileOpen> <f AVIFileGetStream> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamOpenFromFileW(PAVISTREAM FAR *ppavi, LPCWSTR szFile, DWORD fccType, LONG lParam, UINT mode, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { PAVIFILE pfile; HRESULT hr;
hr = AVIFileOpenW(&pfile, szFile, mode, pclsidHandler);
if (!FAILED(GetScode(hr))) { hr = AVIFileGetStream(pfile, ppavi, fccType, lParam);
AVIFileRelease(pfile); // the stream still has a reference to the file
}
return hr; }
#ifdef _WIN32
// Ansi thunk
STDAPI AVIStreamOpenFromFileA(PAVISTREAM FAR *ppavi, LPCSTR szFile, DWORD fccType, LONG lParam, UINT mode, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { PAVIFILE pfile; HRESULT hr;
hr = AVIFileOpenA(&pfile, szFile, mode, pclsidHandler);
if (!FAILED(GetScode(hr))) { hr = AVIFileGetStream(pfile, ppavi, fccType, lParam);
AVIFileRelease(pfile); // the stream still has a reference to the file
}
return hr; } #endif
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamCreate * * @api LONG | AVIStreamCreate | Creates a stream not associated with any * file. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppavi | Pointer to a location to return the * new stream handle. * * @parm LONG | lParam1 | Specifies stream-handler specific information. * * @parm LONG | lParam2 | Specifies stream-handler specific information. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Pointer to the class ID used * for the stream. * * @comm Balance each call to <f AVIStreamCreate> with a * call to <f AVIStreamRelease>. * * You should not need to call this function; functions like * <f CreateEditableStream> and <f AVIMakeCompressedStream> * use it internally. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIFileOpen> <f AVIFileGetStream> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamCreate (PAVISTREAM FAR *ppavi, LONG lParam1, LONG lParam2, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { CLSID clsid; HRESULT hr;
if (!iInit) { return ResultFromScode(E_UNEXPECTED); }
if (pclsidHandler) clsid = *pclsidHandler; else { return ResultFromScode(REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG); }
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = CoCreateInstance((REFCLSID) clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, (REFIID) IID_IAVIStream, (void FAR* FAR*)ppavi)))) return hr;
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = (*ppavi)->Create(lParam1, lParam2)))) { (*ppavi)->Release(); // AVIStreamExit();
}
return AVIERR_OK; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamBeginStreaming * * @api LONG | AVIStreamBeginStreaming | Specifies the parameters for * streaming and lets a stream handler prepare for streaming. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a pointer to a stream. * * @parm LONG | lStart | Specifies the starting point for streaming. * * @parm LONG | lEnd | Specifies the ending point for streaming. * * @parm LONG | lRate | Specifies the speed at which the file will be * read relative to its natural speed. Specify 1000 for the normal speed. * * @comm Many stream implementations ignore this function. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise returns an error code. * * @xref <f AVIStreamEndStreaming> * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamBeginStreaming(PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lStart, LONG lEnd, LONG lRate) { IAVIStreaming FAR * pi; HRESULT hr;
if (FAILED(GetScode(pavi->QueryInterface(IID_IAVIStreaming, (void FAR* FAR*) &pi)))) return AVIERR_OK;
hr = pi->Begin(lStart, lEnd, lRate);
pi->Release();
return hr; }
/**************************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamEndStreaming * * @api LONG | AVIStreamEndStreaming | Ends streaming. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a pointer to a stream. * * @comm Many stream implementations ignore this function. * * @rdesc Returns zero if successful; otherwise it returns an error code. * * @xref AVIStreamBeginStreaming * *************************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamEndStreaming(PAVISTREAM pavi) { IAVIStreaming FAR * pi; HRESULT hr;
if (FAILED(GetScode(pavi->QueryInterface(IID_IAVIStreaming, (LPVOID FAR *) &pi)))) return AVIERR_OK;
hr = pi->End();
pi->Release();
return hr; }
#if 0
/*******************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL AVIStreamHasChanged * * @api LONG | AVIStreamHasChanged | This function forces an update * of the strem information for the specified stream. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Interface pointer for an AVI stream instance. * * @rdesc Returns AVIERR_OK on success. * ****************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIStreamHasChanged(PAVISTREAM pavi) { pavi->lFrame = -4224; // bogus value
AVIStreamInfo(pavi, &pavi->avistream, sizeof(pavi->avistream));
// !!! Only need to do this if format changes?
AVIReleaseCachedData(pavi);
return AVIERR_OK; } #endif
#ifdef _WIN32
static SZCODE aszRegCompressors[] = TEXT("AVIFile\\Compressors\\%.4hs"); #else
static SZCODE aszRegCompressors[] = TEXT("AVIFile\\Compressors\\%.4ls"); #endif
/*******************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIMakeCompressedStream * * @api HRESULT | AVIMakeCompressedStream | Returns a pointer to a * compressed stream created from an uncompressed stream. * The uncompressed stream is compressed using * the compression options specified. * * @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppsCompressed | Specifies a pointer to * the location used to return the compressed stream pointer. * * @parm PAVISTREAM | psSource | Specifies a pointer to the stream to be compressed. * * @parm AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * | lpOptions | Specifies a pointer to a * structure indicating the type compression to use and the options * to apply. * * @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to a * class ID used to create the stream. * * @comm This supports both audio and video compression. Applications * can use the created stream for reading or writing. * * For video compression, either specify a handler to use or specify * the format for the compressed data. * * For audio compression, you can only specify a format for the compressed * data. * * @rdesc Returns AVIERR_OK on success, or an error code. * Possible errors include: * * @flag AVIERR_NOCOMPRESSOR | No suitable compressor can be found. * * @flag AVIERR_MEMORY | There was not enough memory to complete the operation. * * @flag AVIERR_UNSUPPORTED | Compression is not supported for this type * of data. This error may be returned if you try to compress * data that is not audio or video. * * * ****************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIMakeCompressedStream( PAVISTREAM FAR * ppsCompressed, PAVISTREAM psSource, AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * lpOptions, CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler) { CLSID clsid; TCHAR achKey[100]; TCHAR achClass[100]; LONG lcbClass; AVISTREAMINFO strhdr; HRESULT hr;
*ppsCompressed = NULL;
if (pclsidHandler) { clsid = *pclsidHandler; } else { if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = AVIStreamInfo(psSource, &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr))))) return hr;
// Look up the stream type in the registration database to find
// the appropriate compressor....
wsprintf(achKey, aszRegCompressors, (LPSTR) &strhdr.fccType);
lcbClass = sizeof(achClass); RegQueryValue(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, achKey, achClass, &lcbClass);
if (!GUIDFromString(achClass, &clsid)) return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_UNSUPPORTED); }
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = CoCreateInstance((REFCLSID) clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC, (REFIID) IID_IAVIStream, (void FAR* FAR*)ppsCompressed)))) return hr; // !!! PropagateHResult?
if (FAILED(GetScode(hr = (*ppsCompressed)->Create((LPARAM) psSource, (LPARAM) lpOptions)))) { (*ppsCompressed)->Release(); *ppsCompressed = NULL; return hr; }
return AVIERR_OK; }
typedef struct { TCHAR achClsid[64]; TCHAR achExtString[128]; } TEMPFILTER, FAR * LPTEMPFILTER;
SZCODE aszAnotherExtension[] = TEXT(";*.%s");
/***************************************************************************
* * @doc INTERNAL MCIAVI * * @api LONG | atol | local version of atol * ***************************************************************************/
static LONG NEAR PASCAL atol(TCHAR FAR *sz) { LONG l = 0;
while (*sz) l = l*10 + *sz++ - TEXT('0'); return l; }
// lstrcat lines will compile wrong with optimizations
// compiler! - Have less bugs!
#ifndef _WIN32
#pragma optimize("", off)
#endif
/*******************************************************************
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIBuildFilter * * @api HRESULT | AVIBuildFilter | Builds a filter specification for passing * to <f GetOpenFileName> or <f GetSaveFileName>. * * @parm LPTSTR | lpszFilter | Pointer to buffer where the filter string * should be returned. * * @parm LONG | cbFilter | Size of buffer pointed to by <p lpszFilter>. * * @parm BOOL | fSaving | Indicates whether the filter should include only * formats that can be written, or all formats that can be read. * * @rdesc Returns AVIERR_OK on success. * * @comm This function does not check if the DLLs referenced * in the registration database actually exist. * ****************************************************************/ STDAPI AVIBuildFilter(LPTSTR lpszFilter, LONG cbFilter, BOOL fSaving) { #define MAXFILTERS 256
LPTEMPFILTER lpf; int i; int cf = 0; HKEY hkey; LONG lRet; DWORD dwSubKey; TCHAR ach[128]; TCHAR ach2[128]; TCHAR achExt[10]; LONG cb; TCHAR achAllFiles[40]; int cbAllFiles;
// This string has a NULL in it, so remember its length for real....
cbAllFiles = LoadString(ghMod, IDS_ALLFILES, achAllFiles, sizeof(achAllFiles)/sizeof(TCHAR)); for (i = 0; i < cbAllFiles; i++) if (achAllFiles[i] == TEXT('@')) achAllFiles[i] = TEXT('\0');
// Allocate a largish amount of memory (98304 until the constants change)
lpf = (LPTEMPFILTER) GlobalAllocPtr(GHND, sizeof(TEMPFILTER) * MAXFILTERS);
if (!lpf) { return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY); }
lRet = RegOpenKey(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, aszRegExt, &hkey);
if (lRet != ERROR_SUCCESS) { GlobalFreePtr(lpf); return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_ERROR); }
// Make sure that AVI files come first in the list....
// !!! Should use StringFromClsid here!
lstrcpy(lpf[1].achClsid, TEXT("{00020000-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}")); cf = 1;
//
// First, scan through the Extensions list looking for all of the
// handlers that are installed
//
for (dwSubKey = 0; ; dwSubKey++) { lRet = RegEnumKey(hkey, dwSubKey, achExt, sizeof(achExt)/sizeof(achExt[0]));
if (lRet != ERROR_SUCCESS) { break; }
cb = sizeof(ach); lRet = RegQueryValue(hkey, achExt, ach, &cb); if (lRet != ERROR_SUCCESS) { break; }
//
// See if we've seen this handler before
//
for (i = 1; i <= cf; i++) { if (lstrcmp(ach, lpf[i].achClsid) == 0) { break;
} }
//
// If not, add it to our list of handlers
//
if (i == cf + 1) { if (cf == MAXFILTERS) { DPF("Too many filters!\n"); continue; } lstrcpy(lpf[i].achClsid, ach); cb = sizeof(ach); wsprintf(ach2, TEXT("%s\\AVIFile"), (LPTSTR) ach); lRet = RegQueryValue(hkey, ach2, ach, &cb); if (ERROR_SUCCESS == lRet) { lRet = atol(ach);
if (fSaving) { if (!(lRet & AVIFILEHANDLER_CANWRITE)) continue; } else { if (!(lRet & AVIFILEHANDLER_CANREAD)) continue; } }
cf++; } wsprintf(ach, aszAnotherExtension, (LPTSTR) achExt); lstrcat(lpf[i].achExtString, lpf[i].achExtString[0] ? ach : ach + 1); lstrcat(lpf[0].achExtString, lpf[0].achExtString[0] ? ach : ach + 1); }
RegCloseKey(hkey);
lRet = RegOpenKey(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, aszRegClsid, &hkey);
if (lRet != ERROR_SUCCESS) { GlobalFreePtr(lpf); return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_ERROR); }
//
// Now, scan through our list of handlers and build up the
// filter to use....
//
for (i = 0; i <= cf; i++) { if (i == 0) { cb = wsprintf(lpszFilter, TEXT("All multimedia files")) + 1; // !!!
} else {
cb = sizeof(ach); lRet = RegQueryValue(hkey, lpf[i].achClsid, ach, &cb); if (ERROR_SUCCESS != lRet) { continue; // iterate if we fail to read the data
}
if (cbFilter < (LONG)(lstrlen(lpf[i].achExtString) + (LONG)lstrlen(ach) + 10)) { break; // !!!
}
cb = wsprintf(lpszFilter, TEXT("%s"), // "%s (%s)", Todd doesn't like this
(LPTSTR) ach, (LPTSTR) lpf[i].achExtString) + 1; }
cbFilter -= cb; lpszFilter += cb;
#ifdef UNICODE
lstrcpynW( #else
_fstrncpy( #endif
lpszFilter, lpf[i].achExtString, (int) cbFilter);
cbFilter -= lstrlen(lpf[i].achExtString) + 1; lpszFilter += lstrlen(lpf[i].achExtString) + 1;
if (cbFilter <= 0) { GlobalFreePtr(lpf); RegCloseKey(hkey); return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL); } }
if (cbFilter > cbAllFiles) { _fmemcpy(lpszFilter, achAllFiles, cbAllFiles*sizeof(TCHAR)); cbFilter -= cbAllFiles; lpszFilter += cbAllFiles; }
RegCloseKey(hkey); *lpszFilter++ = TEXT('\0'); --cbFilter; // This line is bogus
GlobalFreePtr(lpf);
return AVIERR_OK; }
#ifndef _WIN32
#pragma optimize("", on)
#endif
#ifdef UNICODE
// Ansi thunk for AVIBuildFilter
STDAPI AVIBuildFilterA(LPSTR lpszFilter, LONG cbFilter, BOOL fSaving) {
// get the UNICODE filter block
LPWSTR lpW, lpWSave; HRESULT hr; int sz;
int cbCount,cbMFilter=0;
lpWSave = lpW = (LPWSTR)(LocalAlloc(LPTR, cbFilter * sizeof(WCHAR)));
hr = AVIBuildFilterW(lpW, cbFilter, fSaving);
if (FAILED(hr)) { LocalFree((HANDLE)lpW); return hr; }
// now translate each null-term unicode string in the double-null block
LPSTR pFilter = lpszFilter; while( (sz = lstrlen(lpW)) > 0) {
// add on space for NULL
sz++;
//#ifdef DBCS
//The maximum number of DBCS Multibyte string bytes is not equal
// to the number of Widechar string charcters.
cbCount = WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, lpW, -1, pFilter, cbFilter-cbMFilter-1, NULL, NULL); cbMFilter += cbCount; pFilter += cbCount; lpW += sz; if( cbMFilter >= cbFilter-1 ) break; //#else
// wcstombs(pFilter, lpW, sz);
// lpW += sz;
// pFilter += sz;
//#endif
}
// add extra terminating null
*pFilter = '\0';
LocalFree((HANDLE)lpWSave); return hr; } #else
#ifdef _WIN32
STDAPI AVIBuildFilterW(LPWSTR lpszFilter, LONG cbFilter, BOOL fSaving) { return E_FAIL; } #endif
#endif
/*****************************************************************************
* * dprintf() is called by the DPF macro if DEBUG is defined at compile time. * * The messages will be send to COM1: like any debug message. To * enable debug output, add the following to WIN.INI : * * [debug] * ICSAMPLE=1 * ****************************************************************************/
#ifdef DEBUG
//
// I wish languages would make up their mind about defines!!!!!
//
#ifndef WINDLL
#define WINDLL
#define _WINDLL
#define __WINDLL
#endif
#include <stdarg.h>
#define MODNAME "AVIFILE"
static int iDebug = -1;
void cdecl dpf(LPSTR szFormat, va_list va) { #ifdef _WIN32
char ach[512]; #else
char ach[128]; #endif
UINT n=0;
if (szFormat[0] == '!') ach[0]=0, szFormat++; else { #ifdef _WIN32
n = wsprintfA(ach, MODNAME": (tid %x) ", GetCurrentThreadId()); #else
lstrcpyA(ach, MODNAME ": "); n = lstrlenA(ach); #endif
}
wvsprintfA(ach+n,szFormat,va); OutputDebugStringA(ach); }
void cdecl dprintf0(LPSTR szFormat, ...) { va_list va; va_start(va, szFormat); dpf(szFormat, va); va_end(va); }
void cdecl dprintf(LPSTR szFormat, ...) { if (iDebug == -1) iDebug = GetProfileIntA("Debug", MODNAME, 0);
if (iDebug < 1) return;
va_list va; va_start(va, szFormat); dpf(szFormat, va); va_end(va); }
void cdecl dprintf2(LPSTR szFormat, ...) { if (iDebug == -1) iDebug = GetProfileIntA("Debug", MODNAME, 0);
if (iDebug < 2) return;
va_list va; va_start(va, szFormat); dpf(szFormat, va); va_end(va); }
void cdecl dprintf3(LPSTR szFormat, ...) { if (iDebug == -1) iDebug = GetProfileIntA("Debug", MODNAME, 0);
if (iDebug < 3) return;
va_list va; va_start(va, szFormat); dpf(szFormat, va); va_end(va); }
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
/* _Assert(szExpr, szFile, iLine)
* * If <fExpr> is TRUE, then do nothing. If <fExpr> is FALSE, then display * an "assertion failed" message box allowing the user to abort the program, * enter the debugger (the "Retry" button), or igore the error. * * <szFile> is the name of the source file; <iLine> is the line number * containing the _Assert() call. */ void FAR PASCAL _Assert(char *szExp, char *szFile, int iLine) { static char ach[300]; // debug output (avoid stack overflow)
int id; void FAR PASCAL DebugBreak(void);
/* display error message */
if (szExp) wsprintfA(ach, "(%s)\nFile %s, line %d", (LPSTR)szExp, (LPSTR)szFile, iLine); else wsprintfA(ach, "File %s, line %d", (LPSTR) szFile, iLine);
MessageBeep(MB_ICONHAND); id = MessageBoxA(NULL, ach, "Assertion Failed", MB_SYSTEMMODAL | MB_ICONHAND | MB_ABORTRETRYIGNORE); /* abort, debug, or ignore */ switch (id) { case IDABORT: FatalAppExit(0, TEXT("Good Bye")); break;
case IDRETRY: /* break into the debugger */ DebugBreak(); break;
case IDIGNORE: /* ignore the assertion failure */ break; } } #endif
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