/****************************** Module Header ******************************\ * Module Name: clres.c * * Copyright (c) 1985 - 1999, Microsoft Corporation * * Resource Loading/Creation Routines * * History: * 24-Sep-1990 MikeKe From win30 * 19-Sep-1995 ChrisWil Win95/NT merge. \***************************************************************************/ #include "precomp.h" #pragma hdrstop /* * Constants. */ #define BPP01_MAXCOLORS 2 #define BPP04_MAXCOLORS 16 #define BPP08_MAXCOLORS 256 #define ICON_DEFAULTDEPTH 8 #define ICON_MAXWIDTH 256 #define ICON_MAXHEIGHT 256 #define RESCLR_BLACK 0x00000000 #define RESCLR_WHITE 0x00FFFFFF typedef struct { ACCEL accel; WORD padding; } RESOURCE_ACCEL, *PRESOURCE_ACCEL; /* * Bitmap resource IDs */ #define BMR_ICON 1 #define BMR_BITMAP 2 #define BMR_CURSOR 3 typedef struct _OLDCURSOR { BYTE bType; BYTE bFormat; WORD xHotSpot; // 0 for icons WORD yHotSpot; // 0 for icons WORD cx; WORD cy; WORD cxBytes; WORD wReserved2; BYTE abBitmap[1]; } OLDCURSOR, *POLDCURSOR; typedef OLDCURSOR UNALIGNED *UPOLDCURSOR; /* * Local Macros. */ #define GETINITDC() \ (gfSystemInitialized ? NtUserGetDC(NULL) : CreateDCW(L"DISPLAY", L"", NULL, NULL)) #define RELEASEINITDC(hdc) \ (gfSystemInitialized ? ReleaseDC(NULL, hdc) : DeleteDC(hdc)) #define ISRIFFFORMAT(p) \ (((UNALIGNED RTAG *)(p))->ckID == FOURCC_RIFF) #define MR_FAILFOR40 0x01 #define MR_MONOCHROME 0x02 typedef struct tagMAPRES { WORD idDisp; // display driver ID WORD idUser; // USER ID BYTE bFlags; // Flags BYTE bReserved; // unused } MAPRES, *LPMAPRES, *PMAPRES; HBITMAP CopyBmp(HBITMAP hbmpOrg, int cxNew, int cyNew, UINT LR_flags); /***************************************************************************\ * SplFindResource * * Check whether the hInstance passed is that of the present display driver; * if so, it will call the GetDriverResourceId() in the display to allow * it to map the given id/name to a new id/name. Then it will call * FindResource9) in KERNEL. * * 13-Nov-1995 SanfordS Added mapping for DEFAULT constants. \***************************************************************************/ HANDLE SplFindResource( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, LPCWSTR lpType) { return FINDRESOURCEW(hmod, lpName, lpType); } /***************************************************************************\ * SplFreeResource * * Really frees a resource that is shared (won't be touched again unless * LR_COPYFROMRESOURCE is used) or system. * * 13-Nov-1995 SanfordS Added mapping for DEFAULT constants. \***************************************************************************/ VOID SplFreeResource( HANDLE hRes, HINSTANCE hmod, UINT lrFlags) { if (!FREERESOURCE(hRes, hmod) && ((hmod == hmodUser) || (lrFlags & LR_SHARED))) { FREERESOURCE(hRes, hmod); } } /***********************************************************************\ * WowGetModuleFileName * * This converts a WOW or non-WOW module handle to a string form that * can be restored even for WOW handles. * * Returns: fSuccess * * 29-Nov-1995 SanfordS Created. \***********************************************************************/ BOOL WowGetModuleFileName( HMODULE hModule, LPWSTR pwsz, DWORD cchMax) { if (!GetModuleFileName(hModule, pwsz, cchMax)) { if (cchMax < 10) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "WowGetModuleFileName: exceeded Char-Max"); return FALSE; } wsprintf(pwsz, TEXT("\001%08lx"), hModule); } return TRUE; } /***********************************************************************\ * WowGetModuleHandle * * This restores the string form of a module handle created by * WowGetModuleFileName to the original handle. * * Returns: fSuccess * * 29-Nov-1995 Created SanfordS \***********************************************************************/ HMODULE WowGetModuleHandle( LPCWSTR pwsz) { HMODULE hMod = NULL; DWORD digit; if (pwsz[0] == TEXT('\001')) { /* * Cant seem to link to swscanf without CRT0 problems so just * do it by hand. */ while (*(++pwsz)) { if (*pwsz == TEXT(' ')) continue; digit = *pwsz - TEXT('0'); if (digit > 9) digit += (DWORD)(TEXT('0') - TEXT('a') + 10); (ULONG_PTR)hMod <<= 4; (ULONG_PTR)hMod += digit; } } else { hMod = GetModuleHandle(pwsz); } return hMod; } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateAcceleratorTableA (API) * * Creates an accel table, returns handle to accel table. * * 02-May-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HACCEL, WINAPI, CreateAcceleratorTableA, LPACCEL, paccel, int, cAccel) HACCEL WINAPI CreateAcceleratorTableA( LPACCEL paccel, int cAccel) { int nAccel = cAccel; LPACCEL pAccelT = paccel; /* * Convert any character keys from ANSI to Unicode. */ while (nAccel--) { if ((pAccelT->fVirt & FVIRTKEY) == 0) { if (!NT_SUCCESS(RtlMultiByteToUnicodeN((LPWSTR)&(pAccelT->key), sizeof(WCHAR), NULL, (LPSTR)&(pAccelT->key), sizeof(CHAR)))) { pAccelT->key = 0xFFFF; } } pAccelT++; } return NtUserCreateAcceleratorTable(paccel, cAccel); } /***************************************************************************\ * CopyAcceleratorTableA (API) * * Copies an accel table * * 02-May-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG3(LOG_GENERAL, int, DUMMYCALLINGTYPE, CopyAcceleratorTableA, HACCEL, hacc, LPACCEL, paccel, int, length) int CopyAcceleratorTableA( HACCEL hacc, LPACCEL paccel, int length) { int retval; retval = NtUserCopyAcceleratorTable(hacc, paccel, length); /* * If we are doing a copy and we succeeded then convert the accelerator */ if ((paccel != NULL) && (retval > 0)) { /* * Translate UNICODE character keys to ANSI */ int nAccel = retval; LPACCEL pAccelT = paccel; while (nAccel--) { if ((pAccelT->fVirt & FVIRTKEY) == 0) { if (!NT_SUCCESS(RtlUnicodeToMultiByteN((PCHAR)&(pAccelT->key), sizeof(WCHAR), NULL, (PWSTR)&(pAccelT->key), sizeof(pAccelT->key)))) { pAccelT->key = 0; } } pAccelT++; } } return retval; } /***************************************************************************\ * FindAccResource * * Resource accelerator tables are to be loaded only once to be compatible * with Win95. So we keep track of the addresses we've loaded tables from * and the corresponding handle. * * This function finds an entry in the table. It returns the address * of the pacNext pointer that contains the requested entry. * * 01/31/97 GerardoB Created. \***************************************************************************/ PACCELCACHE * FindAccResource (HACCEL hAccel, PVOID pRes) { /************************************ * The caller must own gcsAccelCache * *************************************/ PACCELCACHE * ppacNext = &gpac; PACCELCACHE pac; /* * This is meant to search by handle or by pointer, not both * So at least one of the parameters must be NULL. */ UserAssert(!(hAccel && pRes)); /* * Walk the table */ while (*ppacNext != NULL) { pac = *ppacNext; if ((pac->pRes == pRes) || (pac->hAccel == hAccel)) { /* * Found it. Validate this entry before returning. */ UserAssert(pac->dwLockCount != 0); UserAssert(HMValidateHandleNoDesktop(pac->hAccel, TYPE_ACCELTABLE)); break; } ppacNext = &(pac->pacNext); } return ppacNext; } /***************************************************************************\ * AddAccResource * * This is called everytime LoadAcc loads a new table. It adds an entry * (handle and resource address) to the global list and sets the lock count * to 1. * * 01/31/97 GerardoB Created. \***************************************************************************/ VOID AddAccResource( HACCEL hAccel, PVOID pRes) { PACCELCACHE pac; UserAssert(HMValidateHandleNoDesktop(hAccel, TYPE_ACCELTABLE)); UserAssert(pRes != NULL); /* * Allocate and initialize a new entry. */ pac = (PACCELCACHE)UserLocalAlloc(HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, sizeof(ACCELCACHE)); if (pac != NULL) { pac->dwLockCount = 1; pac->hAccel = hAccel; pac->pRes = pRes; /* * Make it the new head of the list */ RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); pac->pacNext = gpac; gpac = pac; RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); } } /***************************************************************************\ * DestroyAcceleratorTable * * 01/31/97 GerardoB Created. \***************************************************************************/ BOOL DestroyAcceleratorTable (HACCEL hAccel) { BOOL fUnlocked = TRUE; PACCELCACHE *ppacNext, pac; /* * If we added this table to our list, decrement the lock count */ RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); ppacNext = FindAccResource(hAccel, NULL); if (*ppacNext != NULL) { pac = *ppacNext; /* * Found it. Decrement lock count. */ UserAssert(pac->dwLockCount != 0); fUnlocked = (--pac->dwLockCount == 0); /* * If noboby else wants this around, unlink it and nuke it. */ if (fUnlocked) { *ppacNext = pac->pacNext; UserLocalFree(pac); } } RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); /* * If not totally deref'ed, return FALSE (win95 compat). */ if (fUnlocked) { return NtUserDestroyAcceleratorTable(hAccel); } else { return FALSE; } } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadAcc (Worker) * * This is the worker-routine for loading accelerator tables. * \***************************************************************************/ #define FACCEL_VALID (FALT | FCONTROL | FNOINVERT | FSHIFT | FVIRTKEY | FLASTKEY) HANDLE LoadAcc( HINSTANCE hmod, HANDLE hrl) { PACCELCACHE * ppacNext; HANDLE handle = NULL; if (hrl != NULL) { if (hrl = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, hrl)) { PRESOURCE_ACCEL paccel; if ((paccel = (PRESOURCE_ACCEL)LOCKRESOURCE(hrl, hmod)) != NULL) { int nAccel = 0; int i; LPACCEL paccelT; /* * Check if we've already loaded accelerators from this * same address */ RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); ppacNext = FindAccResource(NULL, paccel); if (*ppacNext != NULL) { (*ppacNext)->dwLockCount++; handle = (*ppacNext)->hAccel; } RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsAccelCache); /* * If we found this table on the global list, * return the same handle (Win95 compat) */ if (handle != NULL) { goto UnlockAndFree; } while (!((paccel[nAccel].accel.fVirt) & FLASTKEY)) { if (paccel[nAccel].accel.fVirt & ~FACCEL_VALID) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "LoadAcc: Invalid Parameter"); goto UnlockAndFree; } nAccel++; } if (paccel[nAccel].accel.fVirt & ~FACCEL_VALID) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "LoadAcc: Invalid Parameter"); goto UnlockAndFree; } /* * Since the accelerator table is coming from a resource, each * element has an extra WORD of padding which we strip here * to conform with the public (and internal) ACCEL structure. */ paccelT = UserLocalAlloc(0, sizeof(ACCEL) * (nAccel + 1)); if (paccelT == NULL) { goto UnlockAndFree; } for (i = 0; i < nAccel + 1; i++) { paccelT[i] = paccel[i].accel; } handle = NtUserCreateAcceleratorTable(paccelT, nAccel + 1); UserLocalFree(paccelT); /* * Add this handle/address to the global table so * we won't load it twice. */ if (handle != NULL) { AddAccResource(handle, paccel); } UnlockAndFree: UNLOCKRESOURCE(hrl, hmod); } FREERESOURCE(hrl, hmod); } } return handle; } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadAcceleratorsA (API) * LoadAcceleratorsW (API) * * * 24-Sep-1990 MikeKe From Win30 \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HACCEL, WINAPI, LoadAcceleratorsA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpAccName) HACCEL WINAPI LoadAcceleratorsA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpAccName) { HANDLE hRes; hRes = FINDRESOURCEA((HANDLE)hmod, lpAccName, (LPSTR)RT_ACCELERATOR); return (HACCEL)LoadAcc(hmod, hRes); } FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HACCEL, WINAPI, LoadAcceleratorsW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpAccName) HACCEL WINAPI LoadAcceleratorsW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpAccName) { HANDLE hRes; hRes = FINDRESOURCEW((HANDLE)hmod, lpAccName, RT_ACCELERATOR); return (HACCEL)LoadAcc(hmod, hRes); } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadStringA (API) * LoadStringW (API) * * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Fixed to work with client/server. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG4(LOG_GENERAL, int, WINAPI, LoadStringA, HINSTANCE, hmod, UINT, wID, LPSTR, lpAnsiBuffer, int, cchBufferMax) int WINAPI LoadStringA( HINSTANCE hmod, UINT wID, LPSTR lpAnsiBuffer, int cchBufferMax) { LPWSTR lpUniBuffer; INT cchUnicode; INT cbAnsi = 0; /* * LoadStringOrError appends a NULL but does not include it in the * return count-of-bytes */ cchUnicode = LoadStringOrError((HANDLE)hmod, wID, (LPWSTR)&lpUniBuffer, 0, 0); if (cchUnicode) { cbAnsi = WCSToMB(lpUniBuffer, cchUnicode, &lpAnsiBuffer, cchBufferMax - 1, FALSE); cbAnsi = min(cbAnsi, cchBufferMax - 1); } /* * Append a NULL but do not include it in the count returned */ lpAnsiBuffer[cbAnsi] = 0; return cbAnsi; } FUNCLOG4(LOG_GENERAL, int, WINAPI, LoadStringW, HINSTANCE, hmod, UINT, wID, LPWSTR, lpBuffer, int, cchBufferMax) int WINAPI LoadStringW( HINSTANCE hmod, UINT wID, LPWSTR lpBuffer, int cchBufferMax) { return LoadStringOrError((HANDLE)hmod, wID, lpBuffer, cchBufferMax, 0); } /***************************************************************************\ * SkipIDorString * * Skips string (or ID) and returns the next aligned WORD. * \***************************************************************************/ PBYTE SkipIDorString( LPBYTE pb) { if (*((LPWORD)pb) == 0xFFFF) return (pb + 4); while (*((PWCHAR)pb)++ != 0); return pb; } /***************************************************************************\ * GetSizeDialogTemplate * * This gets called by thank produced stubs. It returns the size of a * dialog template. * * 07-Apr-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ DWORD GetSizeDialogTemplate( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATE pdt) { UINT cdit; LPBYTE pb; BOOL fChicago; LPDLGTEMPLATE2 pdt2; if (HIWORD(pdt->style) == 0xFFFF) { pdt2 = (LPDLGTEMPLATE2)pdt; fChicago = TRUE; /* * Fail if the app is passing invalid style bits. */ if (pdt2->style & ~(DS_VALID40 | 0xffff0000)) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "Bad dialog style bits - please remove"); return 0; } pb = (LPBYTE)(((LPDLGTEMPLATE2)pdt) + 1); } else { fChicago = FALSE; /* * Check if invalid style bits are being passed. Fail if the app * is a new app ( >= VER40). * This is to ensure that we are compatible with Chicago. */ if ((pdt->style & ~(DS_VALID40 | 0xffff0000)) && (GETEXPWINVER(hmod) >= VER40)) { /* * It's a new app with invalid style bits - fail. */ RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "Bad dialog style bits - please remove"); return 0; } pb = (LPBYTE)(pdt + 1); } /* * If there is a menu ordinal, add 4 bytes skip it. Otherwise it is a * string or just a 0. */ pb = SkipIDorString(pb); /* * Skip window class and window text, adjust to next word boundary. */ pb = SkipIDorString(pb); pb = SkipIDorString(pb); /* * Skip font type, size and name, adjust to next dword boundary. */ if ((fChicago ? pdt2->style : pdt->style) & DS_SETFONT) { pb += fChicago ? sizeof(DWORD) + sizeof(WORD): sizeof(WORD); pb = SkipIDorString(pb); } pb = (LPBYTE)(((ULONG_PTR)pb + 3) & ~3); /* * Loop through dialog items now... */ cdit = fChicago ? pdt2->cDlgItems : pdt->cdit; while (cdit-- != 0) { UINT cbCreateParams; pb += fChicago ? sizeof(DLGITEMTEMPLATE2) : sizeof(DLGITEMTEMPLATE); /* * Skip the dialog control class name. */ pb = SkipIDorString(pb); /* * Look at window text now. */ pb = SkipIDorString(pb); cbCreateParams = *((LPWORD)pb); /* * skip any CreateParams which include the generated size WORD. */ if (cbCreateParams) pb += cbCreateParams; pb += sizeof(WORD); /* * Point at the next dialog item. (DWORD aligned) */ pb = (LPBYTE)(((ULONG_PTR)pb + 3) & ~3); } /* * Return template size. */ return (DWORD)(pb - (LPBYTE)pdt); } /***************************************************************************\ * DialogBoxIndirectParamA (API) * DialogBoxIndirectParamW (API) * * Creates the dialog and goes into a modal loop processing input for it. * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, INT_PTR, WINAPI, DialogBoxIndirectParamA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEA, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) INT_PTR WINAPI DialogBoxIndirectParamA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEA lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { return DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW(hmod, (LPCDLGTEMPLATEW)lpDlgTemplate, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_ANSI); } FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, INT_PTR, WINAPI, DialogBoxIndirectParamW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) INT_PTR WINAPI DialogBoxIndirectParamW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { return DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW(hmod, lpDlgTemplate, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, 0); } FUNCLOG6(LOG_GENERAL, INT_PTR, WINAPI, DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam, UINT, fAnsiFlags) INT_PTR WINAPI DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam, UINT fAnsiFlags) { DWORD cb; /* * The server routine destroys the menu if it fails. */ cb = GetSizeDialogTemplate(hmod, lpDlgTemplate); if (!cb) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "DialogBoxIndirectParam: Invalid Paramter"); return -1; } return InternalDialogBox(hmod, (LPDLGTEMPLATE)lpDlgTemplate, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_CLIENT | (fAnsiFlags & (SCDLG_ANSI | SCDLG_16BIT))); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateDialogIndirectParamA (API) * CreateDialogIndirectParamW (API) * * Creates a dialog given a template and return s the window handle. * fAnsi determines if the dialog has an ANSI or UNICODE lpDialogFunc * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HWND, WINAPI, CreateDialogIndirectParamA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEA, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) HWND WINAPI CreateDialogIndirectParamA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEA lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { return CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW(hmod, (LPCDLGTEMPLATE)lpDlgTemplate, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_ANSI); } FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HWND, WINAPI, CreateDialogIndirectParamW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) HWND WINAPI CreateDialogIndirectParamW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATEW lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { return CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW(hmod, (LPCDLGTEMPLATE)lpDlgTemplate, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, 0); } FUNCLOG6(LOG_GENERAL, HWND, WINAPI, CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW, HANDLE, hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATE, lpDlgTemplate, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam, UINT, fAnsi) HWND WINAPI CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW( HANDLE hmod, LPCDLGTEMPLATE lpDlgTemplate, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam, UINT fAnsi) { DWORD cb; HWND hwndRet; /* * The server routine destroys the menu if it fails. */ cb = GetSizeDialogTemplate(hmod, lpDlgTemplate); if (!cb) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateDialogIndirect: Invalid Parameter"); return NULL; } hwndRet = InternalCreateDialog(hmod, (LPDLGTEMPLATE)lpDlgTemplate, cb, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_CLIENT | (fAnsi & (SCDLG_ANSI|SCDLG_16BIT))); return hwndRet; } /***************************************************************************\ * DialogBoxParamA (API) * DialogBoxParamW (API) * * Loads the resource, creates the dialog and goes into a modal loop processing * input for it. * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, INT_PTR, WINAPI, DialogBoxParamA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) INT_PTR WINAPI DialogBoxParamA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { HANDLE h; PVOID p; INT_PTR i = -1; if (h = FINDRESOURCEA(hmod, (LPSTR)lpName, (LPSTR)RT_DIALOG)) { if (h = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, h)) { if (p = LOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod)) { i = DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW(hmod, p, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_ANSI); UNLOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod); } FREERESOURCE(h, hmod); } } return i; } FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, INT_PTR, WINAPI, DialogBoxParamW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) INT_PTR WINAPI DialogBoxParamW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { HANDLE h; PVOID p; INT_PTR i = -1; if (h = FINDRESOURCEW(hmod, lpName, RT_DIALOG)) { if (p = LoadResource(hmod, h)) { i = DialogBoxIndirectParamAorW(hmod, p, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, 0); } } return i; } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateDialogParamA (API) * CreateDialogParamW (API) * * Loads the resource, creates a dialog from that template, return s the * window handle. * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HWND, WINAPI, CreateDialogParamA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) HWND WINAPI CreateDialogParamA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { HANDLE h; LPDLGTEMPLATEA p; HWND hwnd = NULL; if (h = FINDRESOURCEA(hmod, lpName, (LPSTR)RT_DIALOG)) { if (h = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, h)) { if (p = (LPDLGTEMPLATEA)LOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod)) { hwnd = CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW(hmod, (LPCDLGTEMPLATE)p, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, SCDLG_ANSI); UNLOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod); } FREERESOURCE(h, hmod); } } return hwnd; } FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HWND, WINAPI, CreateDialogParamW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName, HWND, hwndOwner, DLGPROC, lpDialogFunc, LPARAM, dwInitParam) HWND WINAPI CreateDialogParamW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, HWND hwndOwner, DLGPROC lpDialogFunc, LPARAM dwInitParam) { HANDLE h; PVOID p; HWND hwnd = NULL; if (h = FINDRESOURCEW(hmod, lpName, RT_DIALOG)) { if (h = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, h)) { if (p = LOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod)) { hwnd = CreateDialogIndirectParamAorW(hmod, p, hwndOwner, lpDialogFunc, dwInitParam, 0); UNLOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod); } FREERESOURCE(h, hmod); } } return hwnd; } /***************************************************************************\ * DestroyCursor (API) * * Client wrapper for NtUserDestroyCursor. * * 28-Nov-1994 JimA Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG1(LOG_GENERAL, BOOL, WINAPI, DestroyCursor, HCURSOR, hcur) BOOL WINAPI DestroyCursor( HCURSOR hcur) { return NtUserDestroyCursor(hcur, CURSOR_CALLFROMCLIENT); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIcoCur * * \***************************************************************************/ HICON CreateIcoCur( PCURSORDATA lpi) { HCURSOR hcur; UserAssert(lpi->hbmColor || lpi->hbmMask); hcur = (HCURSOR)NtUserCallOneParam((lpi->CURSORF_flags & CURSORF_GLOBAL), SFI__CREATEEMPTYCURSOROBJECT); if (hcur == NULL) return NULL; #if DBG { BITMAP bmMask; BITMAP bmColor; UserAssert(GetObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(lpi->hbmMask), sizeof(BITMAP), &bmMask)); /* Bug 252902 - joejo * Since the width and height of the mask bitmap is set below * we really don't need to assert on the width/height check. Throwing * a warning should be good enough. */ if (bmMask.bmWidth != (LONG)lpi->cx) { RIPMSG1(RIP_WARNING, "Mask width not equal to requested width: lpi %#p", lpi); } if (bmMask.bmHeight != (LONG)lpi->cy) { RIPMSG1(RIP_WARNING, "Mask height not equal to requested height: lpi %#p", lpi); } if (lpi->hbmColor) { UserAssert(GetObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(lpi->hbmColor), sizeof(BITMAP), &bmColor)); UserAssert(bmMask.bmHeight == bmColor.bmHeight * 2); UserAssert(bmMask.bmWidth == bmColor.bmWidth); } } #endif if (_SetCursorIconData(hcur, lpi)) return hcur; NtUserDestroyCursor(hcur, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIcoCurIndirect * * \***************************************************************************/ HCURSOR CreateIcoCurIndirect( PCURSORDATA pcurCreate, UINT cPlanes, UINT cBitsPixel, CONST BYTE *lpANDbits, CONST BYTE *lpXORbits) { int cbBits; HCURSOR hcurNew; BOOL bColor; UINT cx; UINT cy; LPBYTE pBits = NULL; /* * Allocate CURSOR structure. */ hcurNew = (HCURSOR)NtUserCallOneParam(0, SFI__CREATEEMPTYCURSOROBJECT); if (hcurNew == NULL) { return NULL; } /* * If there is no Color bitmap, create a single buffer that contains both * the AND and XOR bits. The AND bitmap is always MonoChrome */ bColor = (cPlanes | cBitsPixel) > 1; if (!bColor) { cbBits = (((pcurCreate->cx + 0x0F) & ~0x0F) >> 3) * pcurCreate->cy; pBits = (LPBYTE)UserLocalAlloc(HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, cbBits * 2); if (pBits == NULL) { NtUserDestroyCursor(hcurNew, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } RtlCopyMemory(pBits, lpANDbits, cbBits); RtlCopyMemory(pBits + cbBits, lpXORbits, cbBits); lpANDbits = pBits; } /* * Create hbmMask (it's always MonoChrome). */ cx = pcurCreate->cx; cy = pcurCreate->cy * 2; pcurCreate->hbmMask = CreateBitmap(cx, cy, 1, 1, lpANDbits); if (pcurCreate->hbmMask == NULL) { /* * If this is a COLOR icon/cursor, lpANDBits doesn't need to be * pcurCreate->cy * 2; indeed, we don't use this double height at all. * This is a bug that will be fixed post 4.0. * For now, let's try to handle the case where the CreateBitmap call * failed because the caller didn't pass in a double height AND mask * (Win95 doesn't have this bug) */ if (bColor) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateIcoCurIndirect: Retrying hbmMask creation."); cbBits = (((pcurCreate->cx + 0x0F) & ~0x0F) >> 3) * pcurCreate->cy; pBits = (LPBYTE)UserLocalAlloc(HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, cbBits*2); if (pBits == NULL) { NtUserDestroyCursor(hcurNew, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } RtlCopyMemory(pBits, lpANDbits, cbBits); pcurCreate->hbmMask = CreateBitmap(cx, cy, 1, 1, pBits); UserLocalFree(pBits); pBits = NULL; } if (pcurCreate->hbmMask == NULL) { /* * CreateBitmap() failed. Clean-up and get out of here. */ NtUserDestroyCursor(hcurNew, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); if (pBits != NULL) { UserLocalFree(pBits); } return NULL; } } /* * Create hbmColor or NULL it so that CallOEMCursor doesn't think we are * color. */ if (bColor) { pcurCreate->hbmColor = CreateBitmap(cx, cy / 2, cPlanes, cBitsPixel, lpXORbits); if (pcurCreate->hbmColor == NULL) { /* * CreateBitmap() failed. Clean-up and get out of here. */ DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(pcurCreate->hbmMask)); NtUserDestroyCursor(hcurNew, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } pcurCreate->bpp = (cPlanes * cBitsPixel); } else { pcurCreate->hbmColor = NULL; pcurCreate->bpp = 1; } /* * Load contents into the cursor/icon object */ pcurCreate->cy = cy; pcurCreate->lpModName = NULL; pcurCreate->lpName = NULL; pcurCreate->rt = 0; pcurCreate->CURSORF_flags = 0; if (_SetCursorIconData(hcurNew, pcurCreate)) { if (pBits != NULL) { UserLocalFree(pBits); } return hcurNew; } /* * Could not set up cursor/icon, so free resources. */ NtUserDestroyCursor(hcurNew, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(pcurCreate->hbmMask)); if (pcurCreate->hbmColor) { DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(pcurCreate->hbmColor)); } if (pBits != NULL) { UserLocalFree(pBits); } return NULL; } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateCursor (API) * * History: * 26-Feb-1991 MikeKe Created. * 01-Aug-1991 IanJa Init cur.pszModname or DestroyCursor will work \***************************************************************************/ HCURSOR WINAPI CreateCursor( HINSTANCE hModule, int iXhotspot, int iYhotspot, int iWidth, int iHeight, LPBYTE lpANDplane, LPBYTE lpXORplane) { CURSORDATA cur; UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hModule); if ((iXhotspot < 0) || (iXhotspot > iWidth) || (iYhotspot < 0) || (iYhotspot > iHeight)) { return 0; } RtlZeroMemory(&cur, sizeof(cur)); cur.xHotspot = (SHORT)iXhotspot; cur.yHotspot = (SHORT)iYhotspot; cur.cx = (DWORD)iWidth; cur.cy = (DWORD)iHeight; return CreateIcoCurIndirect(&cur, 1, 1, lpANDplane, lpXORplane); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIcon (API) * * History: * 26-Feb-1991 MikeKe Created. * 01-Aug-1991 IanJa Init cur.pszModname so DestroyIcon will work \***************************************************************************/ HICON WINAPI CreateIcon( HINSTANCE hModule, int iWidth, int iHeight, BYTE planes, BYTE bpp, CONST BYTE *lpANDplane, CONST BYTE *lpXORplane) { CURSORDATA cur; UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hModule); RtlZeroMemory(&cur, sizeof(cur)); cur.xHotspot = (SHORT)(iWidth / 2); cur.yHotspot = (SHORT)(iHeight / 2); cur.cx = (DWORD)iWidth; cur.cy = (DWORD)iHeight; return CreateIcoCurIndirect(&cur, planes, bpp, lpANDplane, lpXORplane); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIconIndirect (API) * * Creates an icon or cursor from an ICONINFO structure. Does not destroy * cursor/icon bitmaps. * * 24-Jul-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG1(LOG_GENERAL, HICON, WINAPI, CreateIconIndirect, PICONINFO, piconinfo) HICON WINAPI CreateIconIndirect( PICONINFO piconinfo) { HCURSOR hcur; CURSORDATA cur; BITMAP bmMask; BITMAP bmColor; HBITMAP hbmpBits2, hbmpMem; HDC hdcMem; UINT LR_flags = LR_DEFAULTCOLOR; /* * Make sure the bitmaps are real, and get their dimensions. */ if (!GetObjectW(piconinfo->hbmMask, sizeof(BITMAP), &bmMask)) return NULL; if (piconinfo->hbmColor != NULL) { if (GetObjectW(piconinfo->hbmColor, sizeof(BITMAP), &bmColor)) { if (bmColor.bmPlanes == 1 && bmColor.bmBitsPixel == 32) { /* * The color bitmap is a single plane, 32bpp image. As such, * it might contain an alpha channel, so we have to preserve * it as a DIB. */ LR_flags |= LR_CREATEREALDIB; } } else { return NULL; } } /* * Allocate CURSOR structure. */ hcur = (HCURSOR)NtUserCallOneParam(0, SFI__CREATEEMPTYCURSOROBJECT); if (hcur == NULL) return NULL; /* * Internally, USER stores the height as 2 icons high - because when * loading bits from a resource, in both b/w and color icons, the * bits are stored on top of one another (AND/XOR mask, AND/COLOR bitmap). * When bitmaps are passed in to CreateIconIndirect(), they are passed * as two bitmaps in the color case, and one bitmap (with the stacked * masks) in the black and white case. Adjust cur.cy so it is 2 icons * high in both cases. */ RtlZeroMemory(&cur, sizeof(cur)); cur.cx = bmMask.bmWidth; if (piconinfo->hbmColor == NULL) { cur.cy = bmMask.bmHeight; cur.bpp = 1; } else { cur.cy = bmMask.bmHeight * 2; cur.bpp = (DWORD)(bmColor.bmBitsPixel * bmColor.bmPlanes); cur.hbmColor = CopyBmp(piconinfo->hbmColor, 0, 0, LR_flags); if (cur.hbmColor == NULL) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateIconIndirect: Failed to copy piconinfo->hbmColor"); goto CleanUp; } } /* * hbmMask must always be double height, even for color icons. * So cy might be equal to bmMask.bmHeight * 2 at this point. * If this is the case, the second half of hbmMask won't be initilized; * nobody is supposed to use it but GDI expects it there when checking the * bitmap dimensions (for cursors) */ cur.hbmMask = CreateBitmap(cur.cx, cur.cy, 1, 1, NULL); if (cur.hbmMask == NULL) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateIconIndirect: Failed to create cur.hbmMask"); goto CleanUp; } RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); if (hdcMem = CreateCompatibleDC (ghdcBits2)) { hbmpMem = SelectObject(hdcMem, KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(cur.hbmMask)); hbmpBits2 = SelectObject(ghdcBits2, piconinfo->hbmMask); BitBlt(hdcMem, 0, 0, bmMask.bmWidth, bmMask.bmHeight, ghdcBits2, 0, 0, SRCCOPY); SelectObject(hdcMem, hbmpMem); SelectObject(ghdcBits2, hbmpBits2); DeleteDC (hdcMem); } else { RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateIconIndirect: CreateCompatibleDC failed"); goto CleanUp; } RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); /* * rt and Hotspot */ if (piconinfo->fIcon) { cur.rt = PTR_TO_ID(RT_ICON); cur.xHotspot = (SHORT)(cur.cx / 2); cur.yHotspot = (SHORT)(cur.cy / 4); } else { cur.rt = PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR); cur.xHotspot = ((SHORT)piconinfo->xHotspot); cur.yHotspot = ((SHORT)piconinfo->yHotspot); } if (_SetCursorIconData(hcur, &cur)) { return hcur; } CleanUp: /* * Note that if this fails, the bitmaps have NOT been made public. */ if (cur.hbmMask != NULL) { DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(cur.hbmMask)); } if (cur.hbmColor != NULL) { DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(cur.hbmColor)); } NtUserDestroyCursor(hcur, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } /***************************************************************************\ * GetIconInfo (API) * * Returns icon information, including bitmaps. * * 24-Jul-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, BOOL, WINAPI, GetIconInfo, HICON, hicon, PICONINFO, piconinfo) BOOL WINAPI GetIconInfo( HICON hicon, PICONINFO piconinfo) { return NtUserGetIconInfo(hicon, piconinfo, NULL, NULL, NULL, FALSE); } /***************************************************************************\ * GetCursorFrameInfo (API) * * Returns cursor information. * * 24-Jul-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HCURSOR, WINAPI, GetCursorFrameInfo, HCURSOR, hcur, LPWSTR, lpName, int, iFrame, LPDWORD, pjifRate, LPINT, pccur) HCURSOR WINAPI GetCursorFrameInfo( HCURSOR hcur, LPWSTR lpName, int iFrame, LPDWORD pjifRate, LPINT pccur) { /* * Caller wants us to return the version of this cursor that is stored * in the display driver. */ if (hcur == NULL) { return LoadIcoCur(NULL, lpName, RT_CURSOR, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE); } return NtUserGetCursorFrameInfo(hcur, iFrame, pjifRate, pccur); } /***************************************************************************\ * _FreeResource (API) * _LockResource (API) * _UnlockResource (API) * * These are dummy routines that need to exist for the apfnResCallNative * array, which is used when calling the run-time libraries. * \***************************************************************************/ BOOL WINAPI _FreeResource( HANDLE hResData, HINSTANCE hModule) { UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hResData); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hModule); return FALSE; } LPSTR WINAPI _LockResource( HANDLE hResData, HINSTANCE hModule) { UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hModule); return (LPSTR)(hResData); } BOOL WINAPI _UnlockResource( HANDLE hResData, HINSTANCE hModule) { UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hResData); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(hModule); return TRUE; } /***************************************************************************\ * LookupIconIdFromDirectory (API) * * This searches through an icon directory for the icon that best fits the * current display device. * * 24-07-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, int, WINAPI, LookupIconIdFromDirectory, PBYTE, presbits, BOOL, fIcon) int WINAPI LookupIconIdFromDirectory( PBYTE presbits, BOOL fIcon) { return LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx(presbits, fIcon, 0, 0, 0); } /***************************************************************************\ * LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx (API) * * \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, int, WINAPI, LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx, PBYTE, presbits, BOOL, fIcon, int, cxDesired, int, cyDesired, UINT, LR_flags) int WINAPI LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx( PBYTE presbits, BOOL fIcon, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { ConnectIfNecessary(0); return RtlGetIdFromDirectory(presbits, fIcon, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags, NULL); } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadCursorIconFromResource (API) * * Loads animated icon/cursor from a pointer to a resource * * 02-20-1996 GerardoB Created. \***************************************************************************/ HANDLE LoadCursorIconFromResource( PBYTE presbits, LPCWSTR lpName, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { BOOL fAni; FILEINFO fi; LPWSTR lpwszRT; fi.pFileMap = presbits; fi.pFilePtr = fi.pFileMap; fi.pFileEnd = fi.pFileMap + sizeof (RTAG) + ((RTAG *)presbits)->ckSize; fi.pszName = lpName; return LoadCursorIconFromFileMap(&fi, &lpwszRT, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags, &fAni); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIconFromResource (API) * * Takes resource bits and creates either an icon or cursor. * * 24-07-1991 ScottLu Created. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG4(LOG_GENERAL, HICON, WINAPI, CreateIconFromResource, PBYTE, presbits, DWORD, dwResSize, BOOL, fIcon, DWORD, dwVer) HICON WINAPI CreateIconFromResource( PBYTE presbits, DWORD dwResSize, BOOL fIcon, DWORD dwVer) { return CreateIconFromResourceEx(presbits, dwResSize, fIcon, dwVer, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE | LR_SHARED); } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateIconFromResourceEx (API) * * Takes resource bits and creates either an icon or cursor. * * 30-Aug-1994 FritzS Created \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG7(LOG_GENERAL, HICON, WINAPI, CreateIconFromResourceEx, PBYTE, presbits, DWORD, dwResSize, BOOL, fIcon, DWORD, dwVer, int, cxDesired, int, cyDesired, UINT, LR_flags) HICON WINAPI CreateIconFromResourceEx( PBYTE presbits, DWORD dwResSize, BOOL fIcon, DWORD dwVer, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(dwResSize); /* * NT Specific code to validate the version. */ if ((dwVer < 0x00020000) || (dwVer > 0x00030000)) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "CreateIconFromResourceEx: Invalid Paramter"); return NULL; } /* * Set desired size of resource based on flags and/or true * dimensions passed in. */ cxDesired = GetIcoCurWidth(cxDesired , fIcon, LR_flags, 0); cyDesired = GetIcoCurHeight(cyDesired, fIcon, LR_flags, 0); if (ISRIFFFORMAT(presbits)) { return LoadCursorIconFromResource (presbits, NULL, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } else { return ConvertDIBIcon((LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)presbits, NULL, NULL, fIcon, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } } /***************************************************************************\ * Convert1BppToMonoBitmap * * This routine converts a 1bpp bitmap to a true monochrome surface. This * is done for bitmaps which need to do foreground/background color matching * at output time. Otherwise, a 1bpp will just match to its palette. * * NOTE: This routine deletes the original bitmap if successful. If failure * we'll return the original bitmap. * * History: * 17-Apr-1996 ChrisWil Created \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP Convert1BppToMonoBitmap( HDC hdcSrc, HBITMAP hbm1Bpp) { HBITMAP hbmMono = hbm1Bpp; HBITMAP hbmDst; HBITMAP hbmS; HBITMAP hbmD; HDC hdcDst; BITMAP bm; if (hdcDst = CreateCompatibleDC(hdcSrc)) { GetObject(hbm1Bpp, sizeof(BITMAP), &bm); if (hbmDst = CreateBitmap(bm.bmWidth, bm.bmHeight, 1, 1, NULL)) { hbmS = SelectBitmap(hdcSrc, hbm1Bpp); hbmD = SelectBitmap(hdcDst, hbmDst); BitBlt(hdcDst, 0, 0, bm.bmWidth, bm.bmHeight, hdcSrc, 0, 0, SRCCOPY); SelectBitmap(hdcSrc, hbmS); SelectBitmap(hdcDst, hbmD); hbmMono = hbmDst; DeleteObject(hbm1Bpp); } DeleteDC(hdcDst); } return hbmMono; } /***************************************************************************\ * CreateScreenBitmap * * This routine creates a screen bitmap. We use the CreateDIBitmap call * to do compatible color-matching with Win95. Also, note that this * routine takes in WORD aligned bits. * \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP CreateScreenBitmap( int cx, int cy, UINT planes, UINT bpp, LPSTR lpBits, LPBOOL pf1Bpp) { HDC hdcScreen; HBITMAP hbm = NULL; DWORD dwCount; static struct { BITMAPINFOHEADER bi; DWORD ct[16]; } dib4Vga = {{sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER), 0, 0, 1, 4, BI_RGB, 0, 0, 0, 16, 0 }, {0x00000000, 0x00800000, 0x00008000, 0x00808000, 0x00000080, 0x00800080, 0x00008080, 0x00C0C0C0, 0x00808080, 0x00FF0000, 0x0000FF00, 0x00FFFF00, 0x000000FF, 0x00FF00FF, 0x0000FFFF, 0x00FFFFFF } }; static struct { BITMAPINFOHEADER bi; DWORD ct[2]; } dib1Vga = {{sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER), 0, 0, 1, 1, BI_RGB, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0 }, {0x00000000, 0x00FFFFFF } }; /* * Create the surface. */ if (hdcScreen = GETINITDC()) { /* * This appears to mess up color to mono conversion by losing all * the data and forcing all non-forground colors to black. * (try copyimage with IDC_WARNING_DEFAULT) * This is what win95 does but their system works. The scary thing * (according to marke) is that win95 may have changed GDI to make * this work. * * In order to get nearest-color-matching compatible with Win95, * we're going to need to use the CreateDIBitmap() for mono-surfaces. * This code-path will do nearest-color, rather than color-matching. */ if ((bpp == 1) && (planes == 1)) { dib1Vga.bi.biWidth = cx; dib1Vga.bi.biHeight = cy; hbm = CreateDIBitmap(hdcScreen, (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)&dib1Vga, CBM_CREATEDIB, NULL, (LPBITMAPINFO)&dib1Vga, DIB_RGB_COLORS); *pf1Bpp = TRUE; } else { if (((planes == 0) || (planes == gpsi->Planes)) && ((bpp == 0) || (bpp == gpsi->BitsPixel))) { hbm = CreateCompatibleBitmap(hdcScreen, cx, cy); } else { dib4Vga.bi.biBitCount = planes * bpp ? planes * bpp : gpsi->BitCount; #if 0 // We use to do the dib-section create, but this breaks icons // when they are made public (can't make a dibsection public). So // we now wil create this as a real-dib. // { DWORD dwDummy; dib4Vga.bi.biWidth = cx; dib4Vga.bi.biHeight = -cy; // top-down DIB (like a DDB) hbm = CreateDIBSection(hdcScreen, (LPBITMAPINFO)&dib4Vga, DIB_RGB_COLORS, (LPVOID)&dwDummy, 0, 0); } #else dib4Vga.bi.biWidth = cx; dib4Vga.bi.biHeight = cy; hbm = CreateDIBitmap(hdcScreen, (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)&dib4Vga, CBM_CREATEDIB, NULL, (LPBITMAPINFO)&dib4Vga, DIB_RGB_COLORS); #endif } } RELEASEINITDC(hdcScreen); } if (hbm && lpBits) { BITMAP bm; GetObject(hbm, sizeof(BITMAP), &bm); dwCount = (DWORD)(UINT)(bm.bmWidthBytes * bm.bmPlanes) * (DWORD)(UINT)cy; SetBitmapBits(hbm, dwCount, lpBits); } return hbm; } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadBmp (Worker) * * This routine decides whether the bitmap to be loaded is in old or new (DIB) * format and calls appropriate handlers. * * History: * 24-Sep-1990 MikeKe From Win30. * 18-Jun-1991 ChuckWh Added local bitmap handle support. * 05-Sep-1995 ChrisWil Port/Change for Chicago functionality. \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP LoadBmp( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT flags) { HBITMAP hbmp = NULL; BOOL fFree = FALSE, f1Bpp = FALSE; /***************************************************************************\ * Bitmap Resource Table * * As of WIN4.0, most system bitmaps are rendered instead of grabbed from the * display driver. However, a lot of apps, especially those that fake their * own MDI, do LoadBitmap(NULL, OBM_...) to grab a system bitmap. So we * hook those requests here and copy our rendered bitmaps into a newly- * created bitmap. Note that this is actually faster than loading from a * resource table! * * BOGUS -- give 'em old close buttons, not new cool X's * \***************************************************************************/ #define MAX_BMPMAP 32 CONST static MAPRES MapOemBmp[MAX_BMPMAP] = { {OBM_BTNCORNERS , OBI_RADIOMASK , }, {OBM_BTSIZE , OBI_NCGRIP , }, {OBM_CHECK , OBI_MENUCHECK , MR_MONOCHROME }, {OBM_CHECKBOXES , OBI_CHECK , }, {OBM_COMBO , OBI_DNARROW , }, {OBM_DNARROW , OBI_DNARROW , }, {OBM_DNARROWD , OBI_DNARROW_D , }, {OBM_DNARROWI , OBI_DNARROW_I , }, {OBM_LFARROW , OBI_LFARROW , }, {OBM_LFARROWD , OBI_LFARROW_D , }, {OBM_LFARROWI , OBI_LFARROW_I , }, /* * Use MONO bitmaps in future once flat/mono controls are worked out. */ {OBM_OLD_DNARROW, OBI_DNARROW , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_LFARROW, OBI_LFARROW , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_REDUCE , OBI_REDUCE_MBAR , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_RESTORE, OBI_RESTORE_MBAR , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_RGARROW, OBI_RGARROW , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_UPARROW, OBI_UPARROW , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_OLD_ZOOM , OBI_ZOOM , MR_FAILFOR40 }, {OBM_MNARROW , OBI_MENUARROW , MR_MONOCHROME }, {OBM_REDUCE , OBI_REDUCE_MBAR , }, {OBM_REDUCED , OBI_REDUCE_MBAR_D , }, {OBM_RESTORE , OBI_RESTORE_MBAR , }, {OBM_RESTORED , OBI_RESTORE_MBAR_D , }, {OBM_RGARROW , OBI_RGARROW , }, {OBM_RGARROWD , OBI_RGARROW_D , }, {OBM_RGARROWI , OBI_RGARROW_I , }, {OBM_SIZE , OBI_NCGRIP , }, {OBM_UPARROW , OBI_UPARROW , }, {OBM_UPARROWD , OBI_UPARROW_D , }, {OBM_UPARROWI , OBI_UPARROW_I , }, {OBM_ZOOM , OBI_ZOOM , }, {OBM_ZOOMD , OBI_ZOOM_D , } }; /* * If hmod is valid, load the client-side bits. */ if (hmod == NULL) { HBITMAP hOldBmp; WORD bm; WORD wID; BOOL fCombo; BOOL fCheckBoxes; int i; RECT rc; BOOL fSysMenu = FALSE; BOOL fMenu = FALSE; BOOL fMono = FALSE; hmod = hmodUser; /* * Since the resource is coming from USER32, we only * deal with ID types. */ wID = PTR_TO_ID(lpName); switch(wID) { case OBM_OLD_CLOSE: if (GETAPPVER() >= VER40) { goto FailOldLoad; } /* * fall through to the Close case. */ case OBM_CLOSE: /* the new look for the system menu is to use the window's * class icon -- but since here we don't know which window * they'll be using this for, fall back on the good ole' * windows logo icon */ cxDesired = (SYSMET(CXMENUSIZE) + SYSMET(CXEDGE)) * 2; cyDesired = SYSMET(CYMENUSIZE) + (2 * SYSMET(CYEDGE)); fSysMenu = TRUE; break; case OBM_TRUETYPE: { PVOID p; HANDLE h; int nOffset; /* * Offset into resource. */ if (gpsi->dmLogPixels == 120) { nOffset = OFFSET_120_DPI; } else { nOffset = OFFSET_96_DPI; } lpName = (LPWSTR)(MAX_RESOURCE_INDEX - ((ULONG_PTR)lpName) + nOffset); if (h = FINDRESOURCEW(hmod, (LPWSTR)lpName, RT_BITMAP)) { if (h = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, h)) { if (p = LOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod)) { hbmp = (HBITMAP)ObjectFromDIBResource(hmod, lpName, RT_BITMAP, cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); UNLOCKRESOURCE(h, hmod); } FREERESOURCE(h, hmod); } } goto LoadBmpDone; } break; default: fCombo = (wID == OBM_COMBO); fCheckBoxes = (wID == OBM_CHECKBOXES); /* * hard loop to check for mapping. */ for (i=0; (i < MAX_BMPMAP) && (MapOemBmp[i].idDisp != wID); i++); if (i == MAX_BMPMAP) goto LoadForReal; if ((MapOemBmp[i].bFlags & MR_FAILFOR40) && (GETAPPVER() >= VER40)) { FailOldLoad: RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "LoadBitmap: old IDs not allowed for 4.0 apps"); return NULL; } if (MapOemBmp[i].bFlags & MR_MONOCHROME) fMono = TRUE; bm = MapOemBmp[i].idUser; if ((bm == OBI_REDUCE_MBAR) || (bm == OBI_RESTORE_MBAR)) fMenu = TRUE; cxDesired = gpsi->oembmi[bm].cx; cyDesired = gpsi->oembmi[bm].cy; if (fMenu) cyDesired += (2 * SYSMET(CYEDGE)); if (fCheckBoxes) { cxDesired *= NUM_BUTTON_STATES; cyDesired *= NUM_BUTTON_TYPES; } else if (fCombo) { cxDesired -= (2 * SYSMET(CXEDGE)); cyDesired -= (2 * SYSMET(CYEDGE)); } break; } /* * Creates DIB section or color compatible. */ if (fMono) { /* * Create mono-bitmaps as DIBs on NT. On Win95 this is * called as: * * hbmp = CreateBitmap(cxDesired, cyDesired, 1, 1, NULL); * * However, due to color-matching differences, we need to * use dibs to get the nearest-color-matching. At the * end of this routine we will convert to a true-mono so that * foreground/background matching can be performed normally. */ hbmp = CreateScreenBitmap(cxDesired, cyDesired, 1, 1, NULL, &f1Bpp); } else { hbmp = CreateScreenBitmap(cxDesired, cyDesired, 0, 0, NULL, &f1Bpp); } if (hbmp == NULL) goto LoadBmpDone; RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); hOldBmp = SelectBitmap(ghdcBits2, hbmp); UserAssert(GetBkColor(ghdcBits2) == RGB(255,255,255)); UserAssert(GetTextColor(ghdcBits2) == RGB(0, 0, 0)); rc.top = 0; rc.left = 0; rc.bottom = cyDesired; rc.right = cxDesired; if (fMono) { PatBlt(ghdcBits2, 0, 0, cxDesired, cyDesired, WHITENESS); } else { FillRect(ghdcBits2, &rc, ((fMenu | fSysMenu) ? SYSHBR(MENU) : SYSHBR(WINDOW))); } if (fSysMenu) { int x = SYSMET(CXEDGE); cxDesired /= 2; for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { DrawIconEx(ghdcBits2, x, SYSMET(CYEDGE), KHICON_TO_HICON(gpsi->hIconSmWindows), cxDesired - 2 * SYSMET(CXEDGE), SYSMET(CYMENUSIZE) - SYSMET(CYEDGE), 0, NULL, DI_NORMAL); x += cxDesired; } } else if (fCombo) { /* * Revisit when we start using TTF -- that'll take care of this * hack. */ rc.top = -SYSMET(CYEDGE); rc.bottom += SYSMET(CYEDGE); rc.left = -SYSMET(CXEDGE); rc.right += SYSMET(CXEDGE); DrawFrameControl(ghdcBits2, &rc, DFC_SCROLL, DFCS_SCROLLDOWN); } else if (fCheckBoxes) { int wType, wState, x; DWORD clrTextSave, clrBkSave; int y = 0; for (wType = 0; wType < NUM_BUTTON_TYPES; wType++) { x = 0; cxDesired = gpsi->oembmi[bm].cx; cyDesired = gpsi->oembmi[bm].cy; if (wType == 1) { /* * BOGUS UGLINESS -- will be fixed once the Graphics dudes * get me the icon TTF -- I'll revisit this then and make * REAL */ clrTextSave = SetTextColor(ghdcBits2, RESCLR_BLACK); clrBkSave = SetBkColor (ghdcBits2, RESCLR_WHITE); for (wState = 0; wState < NUM_BUTTON_STATES; wState++) { NtUserBitBltSysBmp(ghdcBits2, x, y, cxDesired, cyDesired, gpsi->oembmi[OBI_RADIOMASK].x, gpsi->oembmi[OBI_RADIOMASK].y, SRCAND); NtUserBitBltSysBmp(ghdcBits2, x, y, cxDesired, cyDesired, gpsi->oembmi[bm].x, gpsi->oembmi[bm].y, SRCINVERT); x += cxDesired; bm++; } SetTextColor(ghdcBits2, clrTextSave); SetBkColor(ghdcBits2, clrBkSave); } else { for (wState = 0; wState < NUM_BUTTON_STATES; wState++) { BitBltSysBmp(ghdcBits2, x, y, bm); x += cxDesired; bm++; } /* * Skip OBI_*_CDI. */ bm++; } y += cyDesired; } } else { BitBltSysBmp(ghdcBits2, 0, fMenu ? SYSMET(CYEDGE) : 0, bm); } SelectBitmap(ghdcBits2, hOldBmp); /* * If the bitmap was created as a 1bpp, we need to convert to a * true mono-bitmap. GDI performs different color-matching depending * upon this case. */ if (f1Bpp && hbmp) hbmp = Convert1BppToMonoBitmap(ghdcBits2, hbmp); RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); } else { LoadForReal: hbmp = (HBITMAP)ObjectFromDIBResource(hmod, lpName, RT_BITMAP, cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); } LoadBmpDone: return hbmp; } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadBitmapA (API) * LoadBitmapW (API) * * Loads a bitmap from client. If hmod == NULL, loads a bitmap from the * system. * \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HBITMAP, WINAPI, LoadBitmapA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName) HBITMAP WINAPI LoadBitmapA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName) { LPWSTR lpUniName; HBITMAP hRet; if (ID(lpName)) return LoadBmp(hmod, (LPCWSTR)lpName, 0, 0, 0); if (!MBToWCS(lpName, -1, &lpUniName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRet = LoadBmp(hmod, lpUniName, 0, 0, 0); UserLocalFree(lpUniName); return hRet; } FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HBITMAP, WINAPI, LoadBitmapW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName) HBITMAP WINAPI LoadBitmapW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName) { return LoadBmp(hmod, lpName, 0, 0, 0); } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadCursorA (API) * LoadCursorW (API) * * Loads a cursor from client. If hmod == NULL, loads a cursor from the * system. * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Rewrote to work with client server. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HCURSOR, WINAPI, LoadCursorA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName) HCURSOR WINAPI LoadCursorA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName) { HCURSOR hRet; LPWSTR lpUniName; if (ID(lpName)) return LoadCursorW(hmod, (LPWSTR)lpName); if (!MBToWCS(lpName, -1, &lpUniName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRet = LoadCursorW(hmod, lpUniName); UserLocalFree(lpUniName); return hRet; } FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HCURSOR, WINAPI, LoadCursorW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName) HCURSOR WINAPI LoadCursorW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName) { return LoadIcoCur(hmod, lpName, RT_CURSOR, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE | LR_SHARED); } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadIconA (API) * LoadIconW (API) * * Loads an icon from client. If hmod == NULL, loads an icon from the * system. * * 05-Apr-1991 ScottLu Rewrote to work with client server. \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HICON, WINAPI, LoadIconA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName) HICON WINAPI LoadIconA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName) { HICON hRet; LPWSTR lpUniName; if (ID(lpName)) return LoadIconW(hmod, (LPWSTR)lpName); if (!MBToWCS(lpName, -1, &lpUniName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRet = LoadIconW(hmod, lpUniName); UserLocalFree(lpUniName); return hRet; } FUNCLOG2(LOG_GENERAL, HICON, WINAPI, LoadIconW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName) HICON WINAPI LoadIconW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName) { return LoadIcoCur(hmod, lpName, RT_ICON, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE | LR_SHARED); } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadImageA (API) * LoadImageW (API) * * Loads a bitmap, icon or cursor resource from client. If hmod == NULL, * then it will load from system-resources. * \***************************************************************************/ FUNCLOG6(LOG_GENERAL, HANDLE, WINAPI, LoadImageA, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCSTR, lpName, UINT, type, int, cxDesired, int, cyDesired, UINT, flags) HANDLE WINAPI LoadImageA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName, UINT type, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT flags) { LPWSTR lpUniName; HANDLE hRet; if (ID(lpName)) return LoadImageW(hmod, (LPCWSTR)lpName, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); if (!MBToWCS(lpName, -1, &lpUniName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRet = LoadImageW(hmod, lpUniName, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); UserLocalFree(lpUniName); return hRet; } FUNCLOG6(LOG_GENERAL, HANDLE, WINAPI, LoadImageW, HINSTANCE, hmod, LPCWSTR, lpName, UINT, IMAGE_code, int, cxDesired, int, cyDesired, UINT, flags) HANDLE WINAPI LoadImageW( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, UINT IMAGE_code, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT flags) { /* * If we specified LR_LOADFROMFILE, then we can tweak the * flags to turn off LR_SHARED. */ if (flags & LR_LOADFROMFILE) flags &= ~LR_SHARED; switch (IMAGE_code) { case IMAGE_BITMAP: return (HANDLE)LoadBmp(hmod, lpName, cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); case IMAGE_CURSOR: #if 0 //CHRISWIL : oemInfo.fColorCursors doesn't exist on NT. if (!oemInfo.fColorCursors) flags |= LR_MONOCHROME; #endif case IMAGE_ICON: /* * On WinNT 3.51, an app can successfully load a * USER icon without specifying LR_SHARED. We enable * these apps to succeed, but make 4.0 apps conform to * Windows95 behavior. */ if (!hmod && GETEXPWINVER(NULL) < VER40) { flags |= LR_SHARED; } return (HANDLE)LoadIcoCur(hmod, lpName, ((IMAGE_code == IMAGE_ICON) ? RT_ICON : RT_CURSOR), cxDesired, cyDesired, flags); default: RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "LoadImage: invalid IMAGE_code"); return NULL; } } /***************************************************************************\ * GetIconIdEx * * This one accepts width, height, and other flags. Just not exported right * now. * \***************************************************************************/ UINT GetIconIdEx( HINSTANCE hmod, HANDLE hrsd, LPCWSTR lpszType, DWORD cxDesired, DWORD cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { int idIcon = 0; LPNEWHEADER lpnh; if (lpnh = (LPNEWHEADER)LOCKRESOURCE(hrsd, hmod)) { /* * Do a sanity check on this data structure. Otherwise we'll GP FAULT * when extracting an icon from a corrupted area. Fix for B#9290. * SANKAR, 08/13/91 */ if ((lpnh->Reserved == 0) && ((lpnh->ResType == IMAGE_ICON) || (lpnh->ResType == IMAGE_CURSOR))) { idIcon = LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx((PBYTE)lpnh, (lpszType == RT_ICON), cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } UNLOCKRESOURCE(hrsd, hmod); } return idIcon; } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadDib (Worker) * * This is the worker-routine for loading a resource and returning a handle * to the object as a dib. * \***************************************************************************/ HANDLE LoadDIB( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, LPWSTR type, DWORD cxDesired, DWORD cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { HANDLE hDir; UINT idIcon; LPWSTR lpszGroupType; HANDLE hRes = NULL; switch (PTR_TO_ID(type)) { case PTR_TO_ID(RT_ICON): case PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR): lpszGroupType = RT_GROUP_CURSOR + (type - RT_CURSOR); /* * For WOW support, OIC_ICON and OIC_SIZE need to be supported. * Since these resources match other existing resources, we map * them here so we produce results that emulates * behavor as if we had the actual resources in USER. * * Note that obsolete mapping of lpName in LoadIcoCur prevents * win4.0 apps from getting here. */ if (hmod == hmodUser) { switch ((ULONG_PTR)lpName) { case OCR_SIZE: lpName = (LPCWSTR)OCR_SIZEALL_DEFAULT; break; case OCR_ICON: lpName = (LPCWSTR)OCR_ICON_DEFAULT; break; } } /* * The resource is actually a directory which contains multiple * individual image resources we must choose from. * Locate the directory */ if (hDir = SplFindResource(hmod, lpName, (LPCWSTR)lpszGroupType)) { /* * Load the directory. */ if (hDir = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, hDir)) { /* * Get the name of the best individual image. */ if (idIcon = GetIconIdEx(hmod, hDir, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags)) { /* * NOTE: Don't free the directory resource!!! - ChipA. * We can't call SplFindResource here, because idIcon * is internal to us and GetDriverResourceId() * doesn't know how to map it. */ hRes = FINDRESOURCEW(hmod, MAKEINTRESOURCE(idIcon), type); } /* * BOGUS: * It would be very cool if we could loop through all the * items in the directory and free 'em too. Free the ones * except for the one we're about to load, that is. * * Free directory resources TWICE so they get really freed. */ SplFreeResource(hDir, hmod, LR_flags); } } else { /* * Failed to load a regular icon\cursor. * Try to load an animated icon/cursor with the same name */ hRes = SplFindResource(hmod, lpName, PTR_TO_ID(type) == PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR) ? RT_ANICURSOR : RT_ANIICON); } break; case PTR_TO_ID(RT_BITMAP): hRes = SplFindResource(hmod, lpName, RT_BITMAP); break; default: RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "LoadDIB: Invalid resource type"); break; } if (hRes) hRes = LOADRESOURCE(hmod, hRes); return hRes; } /***************************************************************************\ * LoadIcoCur (Worker) * * \***************************************************************************/ HICON LoadIcoCur( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR pszResName, LPWSTR type, DWORD cxDesired, DWORD cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { HICON hico; LPWSTR pszModName; WCHAR achModName[MAX_PATH]; ConnectIfNecessary(0); /* * Setup module name and handles for lookup. */ if (hmod == NULL) { hmod = hmodUser; pszModName = szUSER32; } else { WowGetModuleFileName(hmod, achModName, sizeof(achModName) / sizeof(WCHAR)); pszModName = achModName; } if (LR_flags & LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) LR_flags = (LR_flags & ~LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) | LR_CREATEREALDIB; /* * Setup defaults. */ if ((hmod == hmodUser) && !IS_PTR(pszResName)) { int imapMax; LPMAPRES lpMapRes; /* * Map some old OEM IDs for people. */ if (type == RT_ICON) { static MAPRES MapOemOic[] = { {OCR_ICOCUR, OIC_WINLOGO, MR_FAILFOR40} }; lpMapRes = MapOemOic; imapMax = 1; } else { static MAPRES MapOemOcr[] = { {OCR_ICON, OCR_ICON, MR_FAILFOR40}, {OCR_SIZE, OCR_SIZE, MR_FAILFOR40} }; lpMapRes = MapOemOcr; imapMax = 2; } while (--imapMax >= 0) { if (lpMapRes->idDisp == PTR_TO_ID(pszResName)) { if ((lpMapRes->bFlags & MR_FAILFOR40) && GETAPPVER() >= VER40) { RIPMSG1(RIP_WARNING, "LoadIcoCur: Old ID 0x%x not allowed for 4.0 apps", PTR_TO_ID(pszResName)); return NULL; } pszResName = MAKEINTRESOURCE(lpMapRes->idUser); break; } ++lpMapRes; } } /* * Determine size of requested object. */ cxDesired = GetIcoCurWidth(cxDesired , (type == RT_ICON), LR_flags, 0); cyDesired = GetIcoCurHeight(cyDesired, (type == RT_ICON), LR_flags, 0); /* * See if this is a cached icon/cursor, and grab it if we have one * already. */ if (LR_flags & LR_SHARED) { CURSORFIND cfSearch; /* * Note that win95 fails to load any USER resources unless * LR_SHARED is specified - so we do too. Also, win95 will * ignore your cx, cy and LR_flag parameters and just give * you whats in the cache so we do too. * A shame but thats life... * * Setup search criteria. Since this is a load, we will have * no source-cursor to lookup. Find something respectable. */ cfSearch.hcur = (HCURSOR)NULL; cfSearch.rt = PtrToUlong(type); if (hmod == hmodUser) { cfSearch.cx = 0; cfSearch.cy = 0; cfSearch.bpp = 0; } else { cfSearch.cx = cxDesired; cfSearch.cy = cyDesired; /* * On NT we have a more strict cache-lookup. By passing in (zero), we * will tell the cache-lookup to ignore the bpp. This fixes a problem * in Crayola Art Studio where the coloring-book cursor was being created * as an invisible cursor. This lookup is compatible with Win95. */ #if 0 cfSearch.bpp = GetIcoCurBpp(LR_flags); #else cfSearch.bpp = 0; #endif } hico = FindExistingCursorIcon(pszModName, pszResName, &cfSearch); if (hico != NULL) goto IcoCurFound; } #ifdef LATER // SanfordS /* * We need to handle the case where a configurable icon has been * loaded from some arbitrary module or file and someone now wants * to load the same thing in a different size or color content. * * A cheezier alternative is to just call CopyImage on what we * found. */ if (hmod == hmodUser) { hico = FindExistingCursorIcon(NULL, szUSER, type, pszResName, 0, 0, 0); if (hico != NULL) { /* * Find out where the original came from and load it. * This may require some redesign to remember the * filename that LR_LOADFROMFILE images came from. */ _GetIconInfo(....); return LoadIcoCur(....); } } #endif hico = (HICON)ObjectFromDIBResource(hmod, pszResName, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); IcoCurFound: return hico; } /***************************************************************************\ * ObjectFromDIBResource * * \***************************************************************************/ HANDLE ObjectFromDIBResource( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, LPWSTR type, DWORD cxDesired, DWORD cyDesired, UINT LR_flags) { HANDLE hObj = NULL; if (LR_flags & LR_LOADFROMFILE) { hObj = RtlLoadObjectFromDIBFile(lpName, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } else { HANDLE hdib; hdib = LoadDIB(hmod, lpName, type, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); if (hdib != NULL) { LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbih; /* * We cast the resource-bits to a BITMAPINFOHEADER. If the * resource is a CURSOR type, then there are actually two * WORDs preceeding the BITMAPINFOHDEADER indicating the * hot-spot. Be careful in assuming you have a real * dib in this case. */ if(lpbih = (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)LOCKRESOURCE(hdib, hmod)) { switch (PTR_TO_ID(type)) { case PTR_TO_ID(RT_BITMAP): /* * Create a physical bitmap from the DIB. */ hObj = ConvertDIBBitmap(lpbih, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags, NULL, NULL); break; case PTR_TO_ID(RT_ICON): case PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR): case PTR_TO_ID(RT_ANICURSOR): case PTR_TO_ID(RT_ANIICON): /* * Animated icon\cursors resources use the RIFF format */ if (ISRIFFFORMAT(lpbih)) { hObj = LoadCursorIconFromResource ((PBYTE)lpbih, lpName, cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } else { /* * Create the object from the DIB. */ hObj = ConvertDIBIcon(lpbih, hmod, lpName, (type == RT_ICON), cxDesired, cyDesired, LR_flags); } break; } UNLOCKRESOURCE(hdib, hmod); } /* * DO THIS TWICE! The resource compiler always makes icon images * (RT_ICON) in a group icon discardable, whether the group dude * is or not! So the first free won't really free the thing; * it'll just set the ref count to 0 and let the discard logic * go on its merry way. * * We take care of shared guys, so we don't need this dib no more. * Don't need this DIB no more no more, no more no more no more * don't need this DIB no more. */ SplFreeResource(hdib, hmod, LR_flags); } } return hObj; } /***************************************************************************\ * BitmapFromDIB * * Creates a bitmap-handle from a DIB-Spec. This function supports the * LR_CREATEDIBSECTION flag, sets proper color depth, and stretches the * DIBs as requested. * \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP BitmapFromDIB( int cxNew, int cyNew, WORD bPlanesNew, WORD bBitsPixelNew, UINT LR_flags, int cxOld, int cyOld, LPSTR lpBits, LPBITMAPINFO lpbi, HPALETTE hpal) { HBITMAP hbmpNew = NULL; BOOL fStretch; BOOL f1Bpp = FALSE; RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); if (cxNew == 0) cxNew = cxOld; if (cyNew == 0) cyNew = cyOld; fStretch = ((cxNew != cxOld) || (cyNew != cyOld)); /* * If LR_flags indicate DIB-Section, then return that as the * bitmap handle. */ if (LR_flags & (LR_CREATEDIBSECTION | LR_CREATEREALDIB)) { int cxTemp; int cyTemp; BOOL fOldFormat; LPVOID dwDummy; DWORD dwTemp; #define lpbch ((LPBITMAPCOREHEADER)lpbi) fOldFormat = ((WORD)lpbi->bmiHeader.biSize == sizeof(BITMAPCOREHEADER)); if (fOldFormat) { cxTemp = lpbch->bcWidth; cyTemp = lpbch->bcHeight; lpbch->bcWidth = (WORD)cxNew; lpbch->bcHeight = (WORD)cyNew; } else { cxTemp = lpbi->bmiHeader.biWidth; cyTemp = lpbi->bmiHeader.biHeight; dwTemp = lpbi->bmiHeader.biCompression; lpbi->bmiHeader.biWidth = cxNew; lpbi->bmiHeader.biHeight = cyNew; if (dwTemp != BI_BITFIELDS) lpbi->bmiHeader.biCompression = BI_RGB; } if (LR_flags & LR_CREATEREALDIB) { hbmpNew = CreateDIBitmap(ghdcBits2, (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)lpbi, CBM_CREATEDIB, NULL, lpbi, DIB_RGB_COLORS); } else { hbmpNew = CreateDIBSection(ghdcBits2, lpbi, DIB_RGB_COLORS, &dwDummy, 0, 0); } if (fOldFormat) { lpbch->bcWidth = (WORD)cxTemp; lpbch->bcHeight = (WORD)cyTemp; } else { lpbi->bmiHeader.biWidth = cxTemp; lpbi->bmiHeader.biHeight = cyTemp; lpbi->bmiHeader.biCompression = dwTemp; } #undef lpbch } if (hbmpNew == NULL) { hbmpNew = CreateScreenBitmap(cxNew, cyNew, bPlanesNew, bBitsPixelNew, NULL, &f1Bpp); } if (hbmpNew) { int nStretchMode; DWORD rgbBk; DWORD rgbText; HBITMAP hbmpT; BOOL fFail; /* * We need to select in appropriate bitmap immediately! That way, * if we need to handle palette realization, the color matching * will work properly. */ hbmpT = SelectBitmap(ghdcBits2, hbmpNew); /* * Setup for stretching */ if (fStretch) { nStretchMode = SetBestStretchMode(ghdcBits2, bPlanesNew, bBitsPixelNew); } rgbBk = SetBkColor(ghdcBits2, RESCLR_WHITE); rgbText = SetTextColor(ghdcBits2, RESCLR_BLACK); /* * Realize the palette. */ if (hpal) { #if DBG UserAssert(TEST_PUSIF(PUSIF_PALETTEDISPLAY)); #endif // DBG hpal = SelectPalette(ghdcBits2, hpal, FALSE); RealizePalette(ghdcBits2); } if (fStretch) { fFail = SmartStretchDIBits(ghdcBits2, 0, 0, cxNew, cyNew, 0, 0, cxOld, cyOld, lpBits, lpbi, DIB_RGB_COLORS, SRCCOPY) <= 0; } else { fFail = SetDIBits(ghdcBits2, hbmpNew, 0, cyNew, lpBits, lpbi, DIB_RGB_COLORS) <= 0; } /* * Unrealize the palette */ if (hpal) { SelectPalette(ghdcBits2, hpal, TRUE); RealizePalette(ghdcBits2); } /* * Cleanup after stretching */ SetTextColor(ghdcBits2, rgbText); SetBkColor(ghdcBits2, rgbBk); if (fStretch) SetStretchBltMode(ghdcBits2, nStretchMode); SelectBitmap(ghdcBits2, hbmpT); /* * If the SetDIBits() of StretchDIBits() failed, it is probably because * GDI or the driver did not like the DIB format. This may happen if * the file is truncated and we are using a memory mapped file to read * the DIB in. In this case, an exception gets thrown in GDI, that it * traps and will return failure from the GDI call. */ if (fFail) { DeleteObject(hbmpNew); hbmpNew = NULL; } } /* * If the bitmap was created as a 1bpp, we need to convert to a * true mono-bitmap. GDI performs different color-matching depending * upon this case. */ if (f1Bpp && hbmpNew) hbmpNew = Convert1BppToMonoBitmap(ghdcBits2, hbmpNew); RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); return hbmpNew; } /***************************************************************************\ * HowManyColors * * Aug-01-2000 DwayneN - Fixed high color support \***************************************************************************/ DWORD HowManyColors( IN UPBITMAPINFOHEADER upbih, IN BOOL fOldFormat, OUT OPTIONAL LPBYTE *ppColorTable) { #define upbch ((UPBITMAPCOREHEADER)upbih) if (fOldFormat) { if (ppColorTable != NULL) { *ppColorTable = (LPBYTE)(upbch + 1); } if (upbch->bcBitCount <= 8) return (1 << upbch->bcBitCount); } else { if (ppColorTable != NULL) { *ppColorTable = (LPBYTE)(upbih + 1); } if (upbih->biClrUsed) { /* * If the bitmap header explicitly provides the number of colors * in the color table, use it. */ return (DWORD)upbih->biClrUsed; } else if (upbih->biBitCount <= 8) { /* * If the bitmap header describes a pallete-bassed bitmap * (8bpp or less) then the color table must be big enough * to hold all palette indecies. */ return (1 << upbih->biBitCount); } else { /* * Finally, if the bitmap header describes a highcolor+ bitmap * (anything over 8bpp, but typically 16bpp, 24bpp, or 32bpp) * there isn't a need for a color table. However, 16bpp and * 32bpp bitmaps are special cases since it is not obvious how * they should be split into triplets (Red, Green, and Blue). For * instance, 16bpp bitmaps can have 6 red bits, 5 green bits, and * 5 blue bits. Or some other combination. To specify this, the * 16bpp and 32bpp bitmaps provide BI_BITFIELDS in the * biCompression field. This indicates that the color table will * have 3 DWORDS that describe the masks for the red, green, and * blue components of entry in the bitmap. If this isn't * specified, then GDI assumes "555" for 16bpp and "XBGR" for * 32bpp. 24bpp bitmaps are always "XBGR" and consume a 32-bit * entry in the form of an RGBQUAD. */ if (upbih->biCompression == BI_BITFIELDS) { if ((upbih->biBitCount != 16) && (upbih->biBitCount != 32)) { RIPMSG1(RIP_WARNING, "HowManyColors: biCompression==BI_BITFIELDS on a %dbpp bitmap!", upbih->biBitCount); } return 3; } } } /* * Evidently, there is no color table. */ return 0; #undef upbch } /***************************************************************************\ * ChangeDibColors * * Given a DIB, processes LR_MONOCHROME, LR_LOADTRANSPARENT and * LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS flags on the given header and colortable. * * \***************************************************************************/ VOID ChangeDibColors( IN LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbih, IN UINT LR_flags) { LPDWORD lpColorTable; DWORD rgb; UINT iColor; UINT cColors; cColors = HowManyColors(lpbih, FALSE, &(LPBYTE)lpColorTable); /* * NT Bug 366661: Don't check the color count here b/c we will do different * things depending on what type of change we are performing. For example, * when loading hi-color/true-color icons, we always need to do the * monochrome conversion in order to properly get an icon-mask. */ /* * LR_MONOCHROME is the only option that handles PM dibs. */ if (LR_flags & LR_MONOCHROME) { /* * LR_MONOCHROME is the only option that handles PM dibs. * * DO THIS NO MATTER WHETHER WE HAVE A COLOR TABLE! We need * to do this for mono conversion and for > 8 BPP * icons/cursors. In CopyDibHdr, we already made a copy of * the header big enough to hold 2 colors even on high-color+ * bpp images. */ lpbih->biBitCount = lpbih->biPlanes = 1; lpbih->biCompression = 0; lpColorTable[0] = RESCLR_BLACK; lpColorTable[1] = RESCLR_WHITE; } else if (LR_flags & LR_LOADTRANSPARENT) { LPBYTE pb; /* * No color table! Do nothing. */ if (cColors == 0) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "ChangeDibColors: DIB doesn't have a color table"); return; } pb = (LPBYTE)(lpColorTable + cColors); /* * Change the first pixel's color table entry to RGB_WINDOW * Gosh, I love small-endian */ if (lpbih->biCompression == 0) iColor = (UINT)pb[0]; else /* * RLE bitmap, will start with cnt,clr or 0,cnt,clr */ iColor = (UINT)(pb[0] == 0 ? pb[2] : pb[1]); switch (cColors) { case BPP01_MAXCOLORS: iColor &= 0x01; break; case BPP04_MAXCOLORS: iColor &= 0x0F; break; case BPP08_MAXCOLORS: iColor &= 0xFF; break; } rgb = (LR_flags & LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS ? SYSRGB(3DFACE) : SYSRGB(WINDOW)); lpColorTable[iColor] = RGBX(rgb); } else if (LR_flags & LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS) { /* * Fix up the color table, mapping shades of grey to the current * 3D colors. */ for (iColor = 0; iColor < cColors; iColor++) { switch (*lpColorTable & 0x00FFFFFF) { case RGBX(RGB(223, 223, 223)): rgb = SYSRGB(3DLIGHT); goto ChangeColor; case RGBX(RGB(192, 192, 192)): rgb = SYSRGB(3DFACE); goto ChangeColor; case RGBX(RGB(128, 128, 128)): rgb = SYSRGB(3DSHADOW); /* * NOTE: byte-order is different in DIBs than in RGBs */ ChangeColor: *lpColorTable = RGBX(rgb); break; } lpColorTable++; } } } /***************************************************************************\ * ConvertDIBIcon * * Called when a cursor/icon in DIB format is loaded. This converts the * cursor/icon into the old format and returns the resource handle. IE, * grabs the DIB bits and transforms them into physical bitmap bits. * * * DIB Formats for icons/cursors 101 * * Old Win 3.0 format icons/cursors start with an OLDICON/OLDCURSOR header * followed by a double high monochrome DIB. The height refered to in the * header is the icon/cursor height, not the DIB height which is twice as * high. The XOR mask is in the first-half of the DIB bits. * * Old PM format icons/cursors start with a BITMAPCOREHEADER and * are identical to the current win 3.1/NT format thereafter. * * Current NT/Chicago/Win 3.1 format icons/cursors start with * a BITAMPINFOHEADER. The height of this header refers to the height * of the first bitmap which may either be color or truely monochrome. * If its color, it is followed by the monochrome AND mask bits imediately * after the color bits. If it is truely monochrome, the AND and XOR * masks are totally contained in the first DIB bits and no more bits * follow. * * 5-Oct-1994 SanfordS Recreated \***************************************************************************/ HICON ConvertDIBIcon( LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbih, HINSTANCE hmod, LPCWSTR lpName, BOOL fIcon, DWORD cxNew, DWORD cyNew, UINT LR_flags) { LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbihNew = NULL; LPSTR lpBitsNextMask = NULL; HICON hicoNew = NULL; BOOL fOldFormat = FALSE; CURSORDATA cur; WCHAR achModName[MAX_PATH]; /* * Because Icons/Cursors always get public bitmaps, we cannot use * LR_CREATEDIBSECTION on them. */ if (LR_flags & LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) { LR_flags = (LR_flags & ~LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) | LR_CREATEREALDIB; } RtlZeroMemory(&cur, sizeof(cur)); if (!fIcon) { /* * Cursors have an extra two words preceeding the BITMAPINFOHEADER * indicating the hot-spot. After doing the increments, the * pointer should be at the dib-header. */ cur.xHotspot = (short)(int)*(((LPWORD)lpbih)++); cur.yHotspot = (short)(int)*(((LPWORD)lpbih)++); } /* * If the color bitmap is a single plane, 32bpp image, it might * contain an alpha channel, so we have to preserve it as a DIB. */ if (lpbih->biPlanes == 1 && lpbih->biBitCount == 32) { LR_flags |= LR_CREATEREALDIB; } /* * Get the XOR/Color mask. * The XOR bits are first in the DIB because the header info * pertains to them. * The AND mask is always monochrome. */ lpBitsNextMask = NULL; // not passing lpBits in. cur.hbmColor = ConvertDIBBitmap(lpbih, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags, &lpbihNew, &lpBitsNextMask); if (cur.hbmColor == NULL) return NULL; if (hmod == NULL) { cur.lpModName = NULL; } else { cur.CURSORF_flags = CURSORF_FROMRESOURCE; if (hmod == hmodUser) { cur.lpModName = szUSER32; } else { WowGetModuleFileName(hmod, achModName, sizeof(achModName) / sizeof(WCHAR)); cur.lpModName = achModName; } } cur.rt = (fIcon ? PTR_TO_ID(RT_ICON) : PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR)); cur.lpName = (LPWSTR)lpName; cur.bpp = lpbihNew->biBitCount * lpbihNew->biPlanes; if (cxNew == 0) cxNew = lpbihNew->biWidth; if (cyNew == 0) cyNew = lpbihNew->biHeight / 2; if (!fIcon) { cur.xHotspot = MultDiv(cur.xHotspot, cxNew, lpbihNew->biWidth); cur.yHotspot = MultDiv(cur.yHotspot, cyNew, lpbihNew->biHeight / 2); } else { /* * For an icon the hot spot is the center of the icon */ cur.xHotspot = (INT)(cxNew) / 2; cur.yHotspot = (INT)(cyNew) / 2; } /* * Setup header for monochrome DIB. Note that we use the COPY. */ ChangeDibColors(lpbihNew, LR_MONOCHROME); if (lpBitsNextMask != NULL) { cur.hbmMask = BitmapFromDIB(cxNew, cyNew * 2, 1, 1, 0, lpbihNew->biWidth, lpbihNew->biHeight, lpBitsNextMask, (LPBITMAPINFO)lpbihNew, NULL); if (cur.hbmMask == NULL) { DeleteObject(KHBITMAP_TO_HBITMAP(cur.hbmColor)); UserLocalFree(lpbihNew); return NULL; } } else { cur.hbmMask = cur.hbmColor; cur.hbmColor = NULL; } cur.cx = cxNew; cur.cy = cyNew * 2; /* * Free our dib header copy allocated by ConvertDIBBitmap */ UserLocalFree(lpbihNew); if (LR_flags & LR_SHARED) cur.CURSORF_flags |= CURSORF_LRSHARED; if (LR_flags & LR_GLOBAL) cur.CURSORF_flags |= CURSORF_GLOBAL; if (LR_flags & LR_ACONFRAME) cur.CURSORF_flags |= CURSORF_ACONFRAME; return CreateIcoCur(&cur); } /***************************************************************************\ * TrulyMonochrome * * Checks to see if a DIB colro table is truly monochrome. ie: the color * table has black & white entries only. * \***************************************************************************/ BOOL TrulyMonochrome( LPVOID lpColorTable, BOOL fOldFormat) { #define lpRGB ((UNALIGNED LONG *)lpColorTable) #define lpRGBw ((UNALIGNED WORD *)lpColorTable) if (fOldFormat) { /* * Honey - its triplets. */ if (lpRGBw[0] == 0x0000) return (lpRGBw[1] == 0xFF00) && (lpRGBw[2] == 0xFFFF); else if (lpRGBw[0] == 0xFFFF) return (lpRGBw[1] == 0x00FF) && (lpRGBw[2] == 0x0000); } else { /* * Honey - its quadruplets! */ if (lpRGB[0] == RESCLR_BLACK) return (lpRGB[1] == RESCLR_WHITE); else if (lpRGB[0] == RESCLR_WHITE) return (lpRGB[1] == RESCLR_BLACK); } #undef lpRGB #undef lpRGBw return FALSE; } /***************************************************************************\ * CopyDibHdr * * Copies and converts a DIB resource header * * Handles conversion of OLDICON, OLDCURSOR and BITMAPCOREHEADER * structures to BITMAPINFOHEADER headers. * * Note: fSingleHeightMasks is set for OLDICON and OLDCURSOR formats. * This identifies that a monochrome AND/Color mask * is NOT double height as it is in the newer formats. * * NOTE: On the off chance that LR_LOADTRANSPARENT is used, we want to * copy a DWORD of the bits. Since DIB bits are DWORD aligned, we know * at least a DWORD is there, even if the thing is a 1x1 mono bmp. * * The returned buffer is allocated in this function and needs to be * freed by the caller. * * 22-Oct-1995 SanfordS Revised \***************************************************************************/ LPBITMAPINFOHEADER CopyDibHdr( IN UPBITMAPINFOHEADER upbih, OUT LPSTR *lplpBits, OUT LPBOOL lpfMono) { #define upbch ((UPBITMAPCOREHEADER)upbih) DWORD cColors; DWORD cMinColors; DWORD i; LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbihNew; DWORD cbAlloc; LPBYTE lpColorTable; struct { BITMAPINFOHEADER bih; DWORD rgb[256]; DWORD dwBuffer; } Fake; switch (upbih->biSize) { case sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER): /* * Cool. No conversion needed. */ cColors = HowManyColors(upbih, FALSE, &lpColorTable); *lplpBits = (LPSTR)(((LPDWORD)lpColorTable) + cColors); break; case sizeof(BITMAPCOREHEADER): /* * Convert the BITMAPCOREHEADER to a BITMAPINFOHEADER */ Fake.bih.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER); Fake.bih.biWidth = upbch->bcWidth; Fake.bih.biHeight = upbch->bcHeight; Fake.bih.biPlanes = upbch->bcPlanes; Fake.bih.biBitCount = upbch->bcBitCount; Fake.bih.biCompression = Fake.bih.biXPelsPerMeter = Fake.bih.biYPelsPerMeter = Fake.bih.biClrImportant = 0; Fake.bih.biClrUsed = cColors = HowManyColors(upbih, TRUE, &lpColorTable); Fake.bih.biSizeImage = BitmapWidth(Fake.bih.biWidth, Fake.bih.biBitCount) * Fake.bih.biHeight; /* * Copy and convert tripplet color table to rgbQuad color table. */ for (i = 0; i < cColors; i++, lpColorTable += 3) { Fake.rgb[i] = lpColorTable[0] + (lpColorTable[1] << 8) + (lpColorTable[2] << 16); } Fake.rgb[i] = *(DWORD UNALIGNED *)lpColorTable; // For LR_LOADTRANSPARENT upbih = (UPBITMAPINFOHEADER)&Fake; *lplpBits = lpColorTable; break; default: #define upOldIcoCur ((UPOLDCURSOR)upbih) if (upOldIcoCur->bType == BMR_ICON || upOldIcoCur->bType == BMR_CURSOR) { /* * Convert OLDICON/OLDCURSOR header to BITMAPINFHEADER */ RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "USER32:Converting a OLD header. - email sanfords if you see this"); Fake.bih.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER); Fake.bih.biWidth = upOldIcoCur->cx; Fake.bih.biHeight = upOldIcoCur->cy * 2; Fake.bih.biPlanes = Fake.bih.biBitCount = 1; Fake.bih.biCompression = Fake.bih.biXPelsPerMeter = Fake.bih.biYPelsPerMeter = Fake.bih.biClrImportant = 0; Fake.bih.biClrUsed = cColors = BPP01_MAXCOLORS; Fake.bih.biSizeImage = BitmapWidth(upOldIcoCur->cx, 1) * upOldIcoCur->cy; Fake.rgb[0] = RESCLR_BLACK; Fake.rgb[1] = RESCLR_WHITE; upbih = (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)&Fake; *lplpBits = upOldIcoCur->abBitmap; Fake.rgb[2] = *((LPDWORD)*lplpBits); // For LR_LOADTRANSPARENT } else { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "ConvertDIBBitmap: not a valid format"); return NULL; } #undef pOldIcoCur break; } *lpfMono = (cColors == BPP01_MAXCOLORS) && TrulyMonochrome((LPBYTE)upbih + sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER), FALSE); /* * Note: We have to allocate at least 2 color entries so that we have * room in the color table to define black and white for monochrome * conversions. See ChangeDibColors() and ConvertDIBIcon(). */ cMinColors = cColors >= 2 ? cColors : 2; /* * LR_LOADTRANSPARENT needs to examine the first pixel to determine the * transparent color. This routine splits the bitmap header away * from the actual bitmap bits. However, the routines that process the * LR_LOADTRANSPARENT style expect the first pixel to immediately follow * the bitmap header. Above we copied the first pixel of the bitmap * bits right after the color table. Now we just need to make room for * it in our buffer. */ cMinColors++; cbAlloc = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER) + (cMinColors * sizeof(RGBQUAD)); if (lpbihNew = UserLocalAlloc(0, cbAlloc)) { RtlCopyMemory(lpbihNew, upbih, cbAlloc); } return lpbihNew; #undef upbch } /***************************************************************************\ * ConvertDIBBitmap * * This takes a BITMAPCOREHEADER, OLDICON, OLDCURSOR or BITMAPINFOHEADER DIB * specification and creates a physical object from it. * Handles Color fixups, DIB sections, color depth, and stretching options. * * Passes back: (if lplpbih is not NULL) * lplpbih = copy of given header converted to BITMAPINFOHEADER form. * lplpBits = pointer to next mask bits, or NULL if no second mask. * Caller must free lplpbih returned. * * If lplpBits is not NULL and points to a non-NULL value, it supplies * the location of the DIB bits allowing the header to be from a different * location. * * 04-Oct-1995 SanfordS Recreated. \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP ConvertDIBBitmap( IN UPBITMAPINFOHEADER upbih, IN DWORD cxDesired, IN DWORD cyDesired, IN UINT LR_flags, OUT OPTIONAL LPBITMAPINFOHEADER *lplpbih, IN OUT OPTIONAL LPSTR *lplpBits) { LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbihNew; BOOL fMono, fMonoGiven; BYTE bPlanesDesired; BYTE bppDesired; LPSTR lpBits; HBITMAP hBmpRet; /* * Make a copy of the DIB-Header. This returns a pointer * which was allocated, so it must be freed later. * The also converts the header to BITMAPINFOHEADER format. */ if ((lpbihNew = CopyDibHdr(upbih, &lpBits, &fMono)) == NULL) { return NULL; } /* * When loading a DIB file, we may need to use a different * bits pointer. See RtlRes.c/RtlLoadObjectFromDIBFile. */ if (lplpBits && *lplpBits) { lpBits = *lplpBits; } fMonoGiven = fMono; if (!fMono) { if (LR_flags & (LR_LOADTRANSPARENT | LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS)) ChangeDibColors(lpbihNew, LR_flags & ~LR_MONOCHROME); if (LR_flags & LR_CREATEREALDIB) { bPlanesDesired = (BYTE) lpbihNew->biPlanes; bppDesired = (BYTE) lpbihNew->biBitCount; } else { bPlanesDesired = gpsi->Planes; bppDesired = gpsi->BitsPixel; } fMono = LR_flags & LR_MONOCHROME; } if (fMono) { bPlanesDesired = bppDesired = 1; } /* * HACK area */ if (lplpbih != NULL) { /* * pass back the translated/copied header */ *lplpbih = lpbihNew; /* * When loading icon/cursors on a system with multiple monitors * with different color depths, always convert to VGA color. * * dwaynen - 1/12/2001 * Note: This used to also check the SM_SAMEDISPLAYFORMAT metric. If * the display formats (on a multi-mon system) were different, it * would force the bpp to 4, We have removed this code because we * suspect that it isn't really needed. * Refer to bug 258022. * if (!fMono && !SYSMET(SAMEDISPLAYFORMAT)) { bPlanesDesired = 1; bppDesired = 4; } */ /* * Return a ponter to the bits following this set of bits * if there are any there. * * Note that the header given with an ICON DIB always reflects * twice the height of the icon desired but the COLOR bitmap * (if there is one) will only be half that high. We need to * fixup cyDesired for monochrome icons so that the mask isnt * stretched to half the height its supposed to be. Color * bitmaps, however, must have the header corrected to reflect * the bits actual height which is half what the header said. * The correction must later be backed out so that the returned * header reflects the dimensions of the XOR mask that immediately * follows the color mask. */ if (fMonoGiven) { *lplpBits = NULL; if (cyDesired) cyDesired <<= 1; // mono icon bitmaps are double high. } else { UserAssert(!(lpbihNew->biHeight & 1)); lpbihNew->biHeight >>= 1; // color icon headers are off by 2 /* * Gross calculation! We subtract the XOR part of the mask * for this calculation so that we submit a double-high mask. * The first half of this is garbage, but for icons its not * used. This may be a bug for cursor use of icons. */ *lplpBits = lpBits + (BitmapWidth(lpbihNew->biWidth, lpbihNew->biBitCount) - BitmapWidth(lpbihNew->biWidth, 1)) * lpbihNew->biHeight; } } if (cxDesired == 0) cxDesired = lpbihNew->biWidth; if (cyDesired == 0) cyDesired = lpbihNew->biHeight; hBmpRet = BitmapFromDIB(cxDesired, cyDesired, bPlanesDesired, bppDesired, LR_flags, lpbihNew->biWidth, lpbihNew->biHeight, lpBits, (LPBITMAPINFO)lpbihNew, NULL); if (lplpbih == NULL || hBmpRet == NULL) { UserLocalFree(lpbihNew); } else if (!fMonoGiven) { lpbihNew->biHeight <<= 1; // restore header for next mask } return hBmpRet; } /***************************************************************************\ * MyAbs * * Calcules my weighted absolute value of the difference between 2 nums. * This of course normalizes values to >= zero. But it can also "punish" the * returned value by a factor of two if valueHave < valueWant. This is * because you get worse results trying to extrapolate from less info up then * interpolating from more info down. * \***************************************************************************/ UINT MyAbs( int valueHave, int valueWant, BOOL fPunish) { int diff = (valueHave - valueWant); if (diff < 0) diff = (fPunish ? -2 : -1) * diff; return (UINT)diff; } /***************************************************************************\ * Magnitude * * Used by the color-delta calculations. The reason is that num colors is * always a power of 2. So we use the log 2 of the want vs. have values * to avoid having weirdly huge sets. * \***************************************************************************/ UINT Magnitude( int nValue) { if (nValue < 4) return 1; else if (nValue < 8) return 2; else if (nValue < 16) return 3; else if (nValue < 256) return 4; else return 8; } /***************************************************************************\ * GetResourceBpp * * Extract the bpp for a icon/cursor resource. Handle low and high-color * formats. * \***************************************************************************/ UINT GetResourceBpp(LPRESDIR lprd, BOOL fIcon) { UINT bpp = 0; if (fIcon) { if (lprd->Icon.ColorCount != 0) { bpp = Magnitude(lprd->Icon.ColorCount); TAGMSG2(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetResourceBpp: icon color count = %d, bpp = %d", lprd->Icon.ColorCount, bpp); } else { bpp = lprd->BitCount; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetResourceBpp: icon bpp = %d", bpp); } } else { /* * NTRAID#NTBUG9-360375-2001/04/05-dwaynen * This seems really suspicious to me. * Forcing bppNew to 1. * Cursors provide a hotspot where an icon provides bit-depth * information. So we just set the bppNew to 1, since we don't * have any better ideas. We just hope that there is only * one cursor candidate, otherwise our scoring logic is broken. * Also this is broken when we try to load a cursor resource * as an icon. We won't match color depth properly! */ bpp = 1; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetResourceBpp: cursor bpp = %d", bpp); } /* * Nothing has 0 bpp. */ if(bpp == 0) { bpp = ICON_DEFAULTDEPTH; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetResourceBpp: icon color depth unknown! Assuming %d!", bpp); } return bpp; } /***************************************************************************\ * MatchImage * * This function takes LPINTs for width & height in case of "real size". * For this option, we use dimensions of 1st icon in resdir as size to * load, instead of system metrics. * * Returns a number that measures how "far away" the given image is * from a desired one. The value is 0 for an exact match. Note that our * formula has the following properties: * (1) Differences in width/height count much more than differences in * color format. * (2) Bigger images are better than smaller, since shrinking produces * better results than stretching. * (3) Color matching is done by the difference in bit depth. No * preference is given to having a candidate equally different * above and below the target. * * The formula is the sum of the following terms: * abs(bppCandidate - bppTarget) * abs(cxCandidate - cxTarget), times 2 if the image is * narrower than what we'd like. This is because we will get a * better result when consolidating more information into a smaller * space, than when extrapolating from less information to more. * abs(cxCandidate - cxTarget), times 2 if the image is * shorter than what we'd like. This is for the same reason as * the width. * * Let's step through an example. Suppose we want a 4bpp (16 color), * 32x32 image. We would choose the various candidates in the following order: * * Candidate Score Formula * * 32x32x4bpp = 0 abs(32-32)*1 + abs(32-32)*1 + 2*abs(4-4)*1 * 32x32x2bpp = 4 * 32x32x8bpp = 8 * 32x32x16bpp = 24 * 48x48x4bpp = 32 * 48x48x2bpp = 36 * 48x48x8bpp = 40 * 32x32x32bpp = 56 * 48x48x16bpp = 56 abs(48-32)*1 + abs(48-32)*1 + 2*abs(16-4)*1 * 16x16x4bpp = 64 * 16x16x2bpp = 68 abs(16-32)*2 + abs(16-32)*2 + 2*abs(2-4)*1 * 16x16x8bpp = 72 * 48x48x32bpp = 88 abs(48-32)*1 + abs(48-32)*1 + 2*abs(32-4)*1 * 16x16x16bpp = 88 * 16x16x32bpp = 104 * \***************************************************************************/ UINT MatchImage( LPRESDIR lprd, LPINT lpcxWant, LPINT lpcyWant, UINT bppWant, BOOL fIcon) { UINT bppNew; int cxNew; int cyNew; UINT score; cxNew = lprd->Icon.Width; cyNew = lprd->Icon.Height; bppNew = GetResourceBpp(lprd, fIcon); if (!fIcon) { /* * NTRAID#NTBUG9-360375-2001/04/05-dwaynen * * This seems really suspicious to me. * Cutting the height in half. * This is because cursors store a 2X height for legacy reasons. * Unfortunately, this code path can also be used to load an * icon resource AS a cursor. Maybe we should only do this for * cursor resources. But how to tell? */ cyNew >>= 1; } /* * 0 really means maximum size (256) or colors (256). */ if (!cxNew) { cxNew = ICON_MAXWIDTH; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "MatchImage: icon width unknown! Assuming %d!", cxNew); } if (!*lpcxWant) { *lpcxWant = cxNew; } if (!cyNew) { cyNew = ICON_MAXHEIGHT; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "MatchImage: icon height unknown! Assuming %d!", cyNew); } if (!*lpcyWant) { *lpcyWant = cyNew; } /* * Here are the rules for our "match" formula: * (1) A close size match is much preferable to a color match * (2) Bigger icons are better than smaller * (3) The smaller the difference in bit depths the better */ score = 2*MyAbs(bppNew, bppWant, FALSE) + MyAbs(cxNew, *lpcxWant, TRUE) + MyAbs(cyNew, *lpcyWant, TRUE); TAGMSG4(DBGTAG_Icon, "MatchImage: Candidate Summary: cx=%d, cy=%d, bpp=%d, score=%d", cxNew, cyNew, bppNew, score); return score; } /***************************************************************************\ * GetBestImage * * Among the different forms of images, choose the one that best matches the * color format & dimensions of the request. * * Here are the rules for our "match" formula: * (1) A close size match is much preferable to a color match * (2) Bigger icons are better than smaller * (3) Closer bit depths are better * * Here are some additional rules: * (4) A tie is broken by choosing the one with the largest bpp. * (5) A further tie is broken by choosing the first in the resource. * (6) If we find an identical match, we return immediately. * \***************************************************************************/ UINT GetBestImage( LPRESDIR lprd, UINT uCount, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, UINT bppDesired, BOOL fIcon) { UINT i; UINT iBest = 0; UINT score; UINT scoreBest = (UINT)-1; UINT bppBest; UINT bppCandidate; TAGMSG0(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Icon dir has %d candidates."); TAGMSG4(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Looking for cx=%d, cy=%d, bpp=%d, fIcon=%s", cxDesired, cyDesired, bppDesired, fIcon ? "TRUE" : "FALSE"); /* * If the bpp was not specified, grab the primary monitor's color depth. */ if (bppDesired == 0) { bppDesired = (UINT)gpsi->BitCount; TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Using screen bpp=%d", bppDesired); } /* * 10/18/2000 - dwaynen * * We no longer do the following, because we now pass along the * actuall bpp, instead of a color count. The old code (commented out * below) used to crop the supported bpp to 8, and to convert the bpp * into an actual color count. We used to pass the color count because * the resource format (see ICONDIR) stores the color count in a byte, * and we would simply compare the desired colors against the available * colors. If an icon had 256 colors, it actually just stored a 0 in * the ICONDIR::ColorCount field. The problem is obvious, what about * icons/cursors with more than 256 colors? * * Fortunately, the resource format also stores the bits-per-pixel (bpp). * So, we now pass along the desired bpp, instead of the desired color * count, to do our matching against. * * Old code and comments below: * -------- * * Get desired number of colors in # value, not bits value. Note that * we do NOT allow you to have 16- or 32- or 24- bit color icons. * * the icon resources can be 16, 24, 32 bpp, but the restable only has * a color count, so a HiColor icon would have a max value in the * restable. we treat a 0 in the color count as "max colors" * if (bpp > 8) bpp = 8; bpp = 1 << bpp; */ /* * Loop through resource entries, saving the "closest" item so far. Most * of the real work is in MatchImage(), which uses a fabricated formula * to give us the results that we desire. Namely, an image as close in * size to what we want preferring bigger over smaller, then an image * with the right color format */ for (i = 0; i < uCount; i++, lprd++) { TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Checking candidate %d...", i); bppCandidate = GetResourceBpp(lprd, fIcon); /* * Get "matching" value. How close are we to what we want? */ score = MatchImage(lprd, &cxDesired, &cyDesired, bppDesired, fIcon); TAGMSG0(DBGTAG_Icon, "---------------------------------------------"); if (score == 0) { /* * We've found an exact match! */ TAGMSG1(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Found exact match: candidate=%d", i); iBest = i; break; } else if (score < scoreBest) { /* * We've found a better match than the current alternative. */ scoreBest = score; iBest = i; bppBest = bppCandidate; } else if (score == scoreBest) { /* * Tie breaker: choose the higher color depth. If that fails, choose first one. */ if (bppBest < bppCandidate) { iBest = i; bppBest = bppCandidate; } } } TAGMSG2(DBGTAG_Icon, "GetBestImage: Using best match: candidate=%d, score=%d", iBest, scoreBest); return iBest; } /***************************************************************************\ * GetIcoCurWidth * * When zero is passed in for a dimension, calculates what size we should * really used. Done in a couple o' places, so made it a FN(). * \***************************************************************************/ _inline DWORD GetIcoCurWidth( DWORD cxOrg, BOOL fIcon, UINT lrFlags, DWORD cxDes) { if (cxOrg) { return cxOrg; } else if (lrFlags & LR_DEFAULTSIZE) { return (fIcon ? SYSMET(CXICON) : SYSMET(CXCURSOR)); } else { return cxDes; } } /***************************************************************************\ * GetIcoCurHeight * * Vertical counterpart to GetWidth(). * \***************************************************************************/ _inline DWORD GetIcoCurHeight( DWORD cyOrg, BOOL fIcon, UINT lrFlags, DWORD cyDes) { if (cyOrg) { return cyOrg; } else if (lrFlags & LR_DEFAULTSIZE) { return (fIcon ? SYSMET(CYICON) : SYSMET(CYCURSOR)); } else { return cyDes; } } /***************************************************************************\ * GetIcoCurBpp * * Returns best match Bpp based on lr-flags. * \***************************************************************************/ _inline DWORD GetIcoCurBpp( UINT lrFlags) { if (lrFlags & LR_MONOCHROME) { #if DBG if (lrFlags & LR_VGACOLOR) { RIPMSG0(RIP_WARNING, "lrFlags has both MONOCHROME and VGACOLOR; assuming MONOCHROME"); } #endif return 1; } else if (TEST_PUSIF(PUSIF_PALETTEDISPLAY) || (lrFlags & LR_VGACOLOR)) { /* * dwaynen - 1/12/2001 * Note: This used to also check the SM_SAMEDISPLAYFORMAT metric. If * the display formats (on a multi-mon system) were different, it * would also return 4, We have removed this code because we suspect * that it isn't really needed. * Refer to bug 258022. * * || !SYSMET(SAMEDISPLAYFORMAT) * */ return 4; } else { return 0; } } /***************************************************************************\ * WOWFindResourceExWCover * * The WOW FindResource routines expect an ansi string so we have to * convert the calling string IFF it is not an ID * \***************************************************************************/ HANDLE WOWFindResourceExWCover( HANDLE hmod, LPCWSTR rt, LPCWSTR lpUniName, WORD LangId) { LPSTR lpAnsiName; HANDLE hRes; if (ID(lpUniName)) return FINDRESOURCEEXA(hmod, (LPSTR)lpUniName, (LPSTR)rt, LangId); /* * Otherwise convert the name of the menu then call LoadMenu */ if (!WCSToMB(lpUniName, -1, &lpAnsiName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRes = FINDRESOURCEEXA(hmod, lpAnsiName, (LPSTR)rt, LangId); UserLocalFree(lpAnsiName); return hRes; } /***************************************************************************\ * WOWLoadBitmapA * * \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP WOWLoadBitmapA( HINSTANCE hmod, LPCSTR lpName, LPBYTE pResData, DWORD cbResData) { LPWSTR lpUniName; HBITMAP hRet; UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(cbResData); if (pResData == NULL) { if (ID(lpName)) return LoadBmp(hmod, (LPCWSTR)lpName, 0, 0, 0); if (!MBToWCS(lpName, -1, &lpUniName, -1, TRUE)) return NULL; hRet = LoadBmp(hmod, lpUniName, 0, 0, 0); UserLocalFree(lpUniName); } else { hRet = ConvertDIBBitmap((LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)pResData, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE, NULL, NULL); } return hRet; } /***************************************************************************\ * * WOWServerLoadCreateCursorIcon * \***************************************************************************/ HICON WowServerLoadCreateCursorIcon( HANDLE hmod, LPWSTR pszModName, DWORD dwExpWinVer, LPCWSTR lpName, DWORD cb, PVOID pResData, LPWSTR type, BOOL fClient) { HICON hRet; BOOL fIcon = (type == RT_ICON); UINT LR_Flags = LR_SHARED; UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(pszModName); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(dwExpWinVer); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(cb); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(fClient); if (!fIcon) LR_Flags |= LR_MONOCHROME; if (pResData == NULL) { hRet = LoadIcoCur(hmod, lpName, type, 0, 0, LR_Flags | LR_DEFAULTSIZE); } else { hRet = ConvertDIBIcon((LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)pResData, hmod, lpName, fIcon, GetIcoCurWidth(0 , fIcon, LR_DEFAULTSIZE, 0), GetIcoCurHeight(0, fIcon, LR_DEFAULTSIZE, 0), LR_Flags); } return hRet; } /***************************************************************************\ * WOWServerLoadCreateMenu * * \***************************************************************************/ HMENU WowServerLoadCreateMenu( HANDLE hMod, LPCSTR lpName, CONST LPMENUTEMPLATE pmt, DWORD cb, BOOL fCallClient) { UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(cb); UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(fCallClient); if (pmt == NULL) { return LoadMenuA(hMod, lpName); } else return CreateMenuFromResource(pmt); } /***********************************************************************\ * DIBFromBitmap() * * Creates a memory block with DIB information from a physical bitmap tagged * to a specific DC. * * A DIB block consists of a BITMAPINFOHEADER + RGB colors + DIB bits. * * Returns: UserLocalAlloc pointer to DIB info. * * 03-Nov-1995 SanfordS Created. \***********************************************************************/ PVOID DIBFromBitmap( HBITMAP hbmp, HDC hdc) { BITMAP bmp; LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbi; DWORD cbBits; DWORD cbPalette; DWORD cbTotal; WORD cBits; UserAssert(hbmp); UserAssert(hdc); if (GetObject(hbmp, sizeof(BITMAP), &bmp) == 0) return NULL; cBits = ((WORD)bmp.bmPlanes * (WORD)bmp.bmBitsPixel); TrySmallerDIB: cbBits = (DWORD)WIDTHBYTES((WORD)bmp.bmWidth * cBits) * (DWORD)bmp.bmHeight; cbPalette = 0; if (cBits <= 8) cbPalette = (1 << cBits) * sizeof(RGBQUAD); else cbPalette = 3 * sizeof(RGBQUAD); cbTotal = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER) + cbPalette + cbBits; lpbi = (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER)UserLocalAlloc(HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY, cbTotal); if (lpbi == NULL) { /* * Try a smaller DIB, if we can. We can't if the DIB is mono. */ switch (cBits) { case 4: cBits = 1; break; case 8: cBits = 4; break; case 16: cBits = 8; break; case 24: cBits = 16; break; case 32: cBits = 24; break; default: return NULL; // 1 or wierd. } RIPMSG1(RIP_WARNING, "Not enough memory to create large color DIB, trying %d bpp.", cBits); goto TrySmallerDIB; } RtlZeroMemory(lpbi, sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER)); lpbi->biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER); lpbi->biWidth = bmp.bmWidth; lpbi->biHeight = bmp.bmHeight; lpbi->biPlanes = 1; lpbi->biBitCount = cBits; /* * Get old bitmap's DIB bits, using the current DC. */ GetDIBits(hdc, hbmp, 0, lpbi->biHeight, ((LPSTR)lpbi) + lpbi->biSize + cbPalette, (LPBITMAPINFO)lpbi, DIB_RGB_COLORS); lpbi->biClrUsed = cbPalette / sizeof(RGBQUAD); lpbi->biSizeImage = cbBits; return lpbi; } /***************************************************************************\ * CopyBmp * * Creates a new bitmap and copies the given bitmap to the new one, * stretching and color-converting the bits if desired. * * 03-Nov-1995 SanfordS Created. \***************************************************************************/ HBITMAP CopyBmp( HBITMAP hbmpOrg, int cxNew, int cyNew, UINT LR_flags) { HBITMAP hbmNew = NULL; LPBITMAPINFOHEADER pdib; RtlEnterCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); if (pdib = DIBFromBitmap(hbmpOrg, ghdcBits2)) { #if 0 // Win-9x comments this code out if (LR_flags & LR_COPYRETURNORG) { DWORD bpp = GetIcoCurBpp(LR_flags); if ((cxNew == 0 || cxNew == pdib->biWidth) && (cyNew == 0 || cyNew == pdib->biHeight) && (bpp == 0 || bpp == pdib->biBitCount)) { hbmNew = hbmpOrg; } } if (hbmNew == NULL) hbmNew = ConvertDIBBitmap(pdib, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags, NULL, NULL); #endif hbmNew = ConvertDIBBitmap(pdib, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags, NULL, NULL); UserLocalFree(pdib); } RtlLeaveCriticalSection(&gcsHdc); if ((LR_flags & LR_COPYDELETEORG) && hbmNew && (hbmNew != hbmpOrg)) DeleteObject(hbmpOrg); return hbmNew; } /***********************************************************************\ * CopyImageFromRes * * This is used by the LR_COPYFROMRESOURCE option. We assume that the * icon/cursor passed in is among the process list of loaded shared * icons. If we find it there, we can attempt to load the icon from * the resource to get an image that looks better than a stretched or * compressed one. * * That way we will not stretch a 32x32 icon to 16x16 if someone added * a 16x16 image to their class icon--a simple way for apps to jazz up * their appearance. * * 12-Mar-1996 ChrisWil Created. \***********************************************************************/ HICON CopyImageFromRes( LPWSTR pszModName, LPWSTR pszResName, PCURSORFIND pcfSearch, UINT LR_flags) { HINSTANCE hmod; HICON hicoDst = NULL; /* * Override the search-criteria if this is the user-module. By * setting these to zero, we are basically saying "don't care" for * these attributes. */ hmod = (pszModName ? WowGetModuleHandle(pszModName) : hmodUser); if (hmod == hmodUser) { pcfSearch->cx = 0; pcfSearch->cy = 0; pcfSearch->bpp = 0; pszModName = szUSER32; } /* * If a resource has been found with this name/bpp, then attempt * to load the resource with the desired dimensions. */ if (FindExistingCursorIcon(pszModName, pszResName, pcfSearch)) { hicoDst = LoadIcoCur(hmod, pszResName, (LPWSTR)ULongToPtr( pcfSearch->rt ), pcfSearch->cx, pcfSearch->cy, LR_flags); } return hicoDst; } /***********************************************************************\ * CopyIcoCur() * * Allocates a new icon resource and transmogrifies the old icon into the * newly desired format. * * Note that if we have to stretch the icon, the hotspot area changes. For * icons, the hotspot is set to be the middle of the icon. * * Returns: * * 01-Nov-1995 SanfordS Created. * 12-Mar-1996 ChrisWil Added lookup for existing icon/cursor. \***********************************************************************/ HICON CopyIcoCur( HICON hicoSrc, BOOL fIcon, int cxNew, int cyNew, UINT LR_flags) { HBITMAP hbmMaskNew; HBITMAP hbmColorNew; int cx; int cy; DWORD bpp; DWORD bppDesired; HICON hicoDst = NULL; ICONINFO ii; CURSORDATA cur; UNICODE_STRING strModName; UNICODE_STRING strResName; WCHAR awszModName[MAX_PATH]; WCHAR awszResName[MAX_PATH]; /* * Extract needed info from existing icon/cursor from the kernel */ if (!NtUserGetIconSize(hicoSrc, 0, &cx, &cy)) return NULL; cy >>= 1; if (LR_flags & LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) LR_flags = (LR_flags & ~LR_CREATEDIBSECTION) | LR_CREATEREALDIB; /* * Setup unicode-strings for calls to kernel-side. */ strModName.Length = 0; strModName.MaximumLength = MAX_PATH; strModName.Buffer = awszModName; strResName.Length = 0; strResName.MaximumLength = MAX_PATH; strResName.Buffer = awszResName; /* * Note: this creates copies of hbmMask and hbmColor that need to be * freed before we leave. */ if (!NtUserGetIconInfo(hicoSrc, &ii, &strModName, &strResName, &bpp, TRUE)) { return NULL; } cxNew = GetIcoCurWidth(cxNew, fIcon, LR_flags, cx); cyNew = GetIcoCurHeight(cyNew, fIcon, LR_flags, cy); if (LR_flags & LR_COPYFROMRESOURCE) { CURSORFIND cfSearch; LPWSTR pszModName; /* * Setup the search criteria. */ cfSearch.hcur = hicoSrc; cfSearch.rt = PtrToUlong((fIcon ? RT_ICON : RT_CURSOR)); cfSearch.cx = cxNew; cfSearch.cy = cyNew; cfSearch.bpp = bpp; /* * Copy the image. This performs a lookup for the hicoSrc. If * it is not found in the process and shared caches, then we * will proceed with copying the hicoSrc. If an icon is found * in the cache, then we will attempt to reload the image for * the best resolution possible. */ pszModName = (strModName.Length ? strModName.Buffer : NULL); hicoDst = CopyImageFromRes(pszModName, strResName.Buffer, &cfSearch, LR_flags); if (hicoDst) goto CleanupExit; } bppDesired = GetIcoCurBpp(LR_flags); if ((cxNew != cx) || (cyNew != cy) || ((bpp != 1) && (bppDesired != 0) && (bppDesired != bpp))) { /* * Since we have to stretch or maybe fixup the colors just get * the DIB bits and let ConverDIBBitmap do all the magic. */ hbmMaskNew = CopyBmp(ii.hbmMask, cxNew, cyNew * 2, LR_MONOCHROME); if (hbmMaskNew == NULL) goto CleanupExit; hbmColorNew = NULL; if (ii.hbmColor) { hbmColorNew = CopyBmp(ii.hbmColor, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags); if (hbmColorNew == NULL) { DeleteObject(hbmMaskNew); goto CleanupExit; } } /* * Replace ii.hbmxxx guys with our fixed up copies and delete the old. */ DeleteObject(ii.hbmMask); ii.hbmMask = hbmMaskNew; if (ii.hbmColor && (ii.hbmColor != hbmColorNew)) { DeleteObject(ii.hbmColor); ii.hbmColor = hbmColorNew; } /* * tweak the hotspots for changes in size. */ if (cxNew != cx) ii.xHotspot = MultDiv(ii.xHotspot, cxNew, cx); if (cyNew != cy) ii.yHotspot = MultDiv(ii.yHotspot, cyNew, cy); } else if (LR_flags & LR_COPYRETURNORG) { hicoDst = hicoSrc; CleanupExit: /* * Free up the bitmaps which were created by GetIconInfo(). */ DeleteObject(ii.hbmMask); if (ii.hbmColor) DeleteObject(ii.hbmColor); goto Exit; } /* * Build the icon/cursor object from the info. The bitmaps * are not freed in this case. */ hicoDst = (HICON)NtUserCallOneParam(0, SFI__CREATEEMPTYCURSOROBJECT); if (hicoDst == NULL) goto CleanupExit; RtlZeroMemory(&cur, sizeof(cur)); cur.lpName = strResName.Length ? strResName.Buffer : NULL; cur.lpModName = strModName.Length ? strModName.Buffer : NULL; cur.rt = ii.fIcon ? PTR_TO_ID(RT_ICON) : PTR_TO_ID(RT_CURSOR); cur.bpp = bpp; cur.cx = cxNew; cur.cy = cyNew * 2; cur.xHotspot = (short)ii.xHotspot; cur.yHotspot = (short)ii.yHotspot; cur.hbmMask = ii.hbmMask; cur.hbmColor = ii.hbmColor; if (!_SetCursorIconData(hicoDst, &cur)) { NtUserDestroyCursor(hicoDst, CURSOR_ALWAYSDESTROY); return NULL; } Exit: /* * destroy the original if asked to. */ if (hicoDst != hicoSrc && (LR_flags & LR_COPYDELETEORG)) DestroyCursor(hicoSrc); return hicoDst; } /***********************************************************************\ * CopyImage * * Allocates a new icon resource and copies the attributes of the old icon * to the new icon. * * Returns: hIconNew * * 01-Nov-1995 SanfordS Created. \***********************************************************************/ FUNCLOG5(LOG_GENERAL, HANDLE, WINAPI, CopyImage, HANDLE, hImage, UINT, IMAGE_flag, int, cxNew, int, cyNew, UINT, LR_flags) HANDLE WINAPI CopyImage( HANDLE hImage, UINT IMAGE_flag, int cxNew, int cyNew, UINT LR_flags) { if (LR_flags & ~LR_VALID) { RIPERR0(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, RIP_WARNING, "CopyImage: bad LR_flags."); return NULL; } return InternalCopyImage(hImage, IMAGE_flag, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags); } /***********************************************************************\ * InternalCopyImage * * Performs the copyimage work. This is called from the callback-thunk. * \***********************************************************************/ HANDLE InternalCopyImage( HANDLE hImage, UINT IMAGE_flag, int cxNew, int cyNew, UINT LR_flags) { switch (IMAGE_flag) { case IMAGE_BITMAP: if (GetObjectType(hImage) != OBJ_BITMAP) { RIPERR0(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, RIP_WARNING, "CopyImage: invalid bitmap"); return NULL; } return (HICON)CopyBmp(hImage, cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags); case IMAGE_CURSOR: case IMAGE_ICON: return CopyIcoCur(hImage, (IMAGE_flag == IMAGE_ICON), cxNew, cyNew, LR_flags); } RIPERR0(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, RIP_WARNING, "CopyImage: bad IMAGE_flag."); return NULL; } /***************************************************************************\ * RtlGetIdFromDirectory * * History: * 06-Apr-1991 ScottLu Cleaned up, make work with client/server. * 16-Nov-1995 SanfordS Now uses LookupIconIdFromDirectoryEx \***************************************************************************/ int RtlGetIdFromDirectory( PBYTE presbits, BOOL fIcon, int cxDesired, int cyDesired, DWORD LR_flags, PDWORD pdwResSize) { LPNEWHEADER lpnh; LPRESDIR lprsd; UINT iImage; UINT cImage; UINT bpp; /* * Make sure this is pointing to valid resource bits. */ if (presbits == NULL) return 0; lpnh = (LPNEWHEADER)presbits; /* * Fill in defaults. */ cxDesired = GetIcoCurWidth(cxDesired, fIcon, LR_flags, 0); cyDesired = GetIcoCurHeight(cyDesired, fIcon, LR_flags, 0); bpp = GetIcoCurBpp(LR_flags); /* * We'll use the first image in the directory if we can't find one * that's appropriate. */ cImage = lpnh->ResCount; lprsd = (LPRESDIR)(lpnh + 1); iImage = GetBestImage(lprsd, cImage, cxDesired, cyDesired, bpp, fIcon); if (iImage == cImage) iImage = 0; if (pdwResSize != NULL) *pdwResSize = (lprsd + iImage)->BytesInRes; return ((LPRESDIR)(lprsd + iImage))->idIcon; }