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322 lines
12 KiB
/*
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* PLEASE NOTE: WINDISK is the file "WINDISK.CPL", this means
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* you cannot implicit link to these APIs by simply
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* linking with WINDISK.LIB. This is because KERNEL
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* will only implicit link to module file names with
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* the .DLL or .EXE extensions.
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*
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* To use these APIs you need to LoadLibrary("WINDISK.CPL")
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* and then use GetProcAddress.
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*
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* WDFMTDRVPROC lpfnFmtDrv;
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* HINSTANCE wdInst;
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*
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* wdInst = LoadLibrary("WINDISK.CPL");
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* if (wdInst) {
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* lpfnFmtDrv = (WDFMTDRVPROC)GetProcAddress(wdInst,"WinDisk_FormatDrive");
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* if (HIWORD(lpfnFmtDrv)) {
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* switch ((*lpfnFmtDrv)(hwnd, drive, WD_FMTID_DEFAULT, WD_FMT_OPT_FULL)) {
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*
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* case WD_FMT_ERROR:
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*
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* ...
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*
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* }
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* FreeLibrary(wdInst);
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* } else {
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* FreeLibrary(wdInst);
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* goto NoLib;
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* }
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* } else {
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* NoLib:
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*
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* WINDISK.LIB is provided for completeness only (and also
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* allows you to figure out the ordinal, note that
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* GetProcAddress "by name" is recommended however).
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*/
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/*
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* The WinDisk_FormatDrive API provides access to the WINDISK
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* format dialog. This allows apps which want to format disks
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* to bring up the same dialog that WINDISK does to do it.
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*
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* This dialog is not sub-classable. You cannot put custom
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* controls in it. If you want this ability, you will have
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* to write your own front end for the DMaint_FormatDrive
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* engine.
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*
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* NOTE that the user can format as many diskettes in the specified
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* drive, or as many times, as he/she wishes to. There is no way to
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* force any specififc number of disks to format. If you want this
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* ability, you will have to write your own front end for the
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* DMaint_FormatDrive engine.
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*
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* NOTE also that the format will not start till the user pushes the
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* start button in the dialog. There is no way to do auto start. If
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* you want this ability, you will have to write your own front end
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* for the DMaint_FormatDrive engine.
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*
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* PARAMETERS
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*
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* hwnd = The window handle of the window which will own the dialog
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* drive = The 0 based (A: == 0) drive number of the drive to format
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* fmtID = The ID of the physical format to format the disk with
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* NOTE: The special value WD_FMTID_DEFAULT means "use the
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* default format specified by the DMaint_FormatDrive
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* engine". If you want to FORCE a particular format
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* ID "up front" you will have to call
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* DMaint_GetFormatOptions yourself before calling
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* this to obtain the valid list of phys format IDs
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* (contents of the PhysFmtIDList array in the
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* FMTINFOSTRUCT).
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* options = There is currently only one option bit defined
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*
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* WD_FMT_OPT_FULL
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*
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* The normal defualt in the WINDISK format dialog is
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* "Quick Format", setting this option bit indicates that
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* the caller wants to start with FULL format selected
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* (this is useful for folks detecting "unformatted" disks
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* and wanting to bring up the format dialog).
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*
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* All other bits are reserved for future expansion and
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* must be 0.
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*
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* Please note that this is a bit field and not a value
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* and treat it accordingly.
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*
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* RETURN
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* The return is either one of the WD_FMT_* values, or if the
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* returned DWORD value is not == to one of these values, then
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* the return is the physical format ID of the last succesful
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* format. The LOWORD of this value can be passed on subsequent
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* calls as the fmtID parameter to "format the same type you did
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* last time".
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*
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*/
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DWORD WINAPI WinDisk_FormatDrive(HWND hwnd, WORD drive, WORD fmtID,
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WORD options);
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typedef DWORD (CALLBACK* WDFMTDRVPROC)(HWND,WORD,WORD,WORD);
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//
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// Special value of fmtID which means "use the default format"
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//
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#define WD_FMTID_DEFAULT 0xFFFF
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//
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// Option bits for options parameter
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//
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#define WD_FMT_OPT_FULL 0x0001
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//
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// Special return values. PLEASE NOTE that these are DWORD values.
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//
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#define WD_FMT_ERROR 0xFFFFFFFFL // Error on last format, drive may be formatable
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#define WD_FMT_CANCEL 0xFFFFFFFEL // Last format was canceled
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#define WD_FMT_NOFORMAT 0xFFFFFFFDL // Drive is not formatable
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/*
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* The WinDisk_CheckDrive API provides access to the WINDISK
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* Check Disk dialog. This allows apps which want to check disks
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* to bring up the same dialog that WINDISK does to do it.
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*
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* This dialog is not sub-classable. You cannot put custom
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* controls in it. If you want this ability, you will have
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* to write your own front end for the DMaint_FixDrive
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* engine.
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*
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* NOTE that the check will not start till the user pushes the
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* start button in the dialog unless the CHKOPT_AUTO option is set.
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*
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* PARAMETERS
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*
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* hwnd = The window handle of the window which will own the dialog
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* options = These options basically coorespond to the check boxes
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* in the Advanced Options dialog. See CHKOPT_ defines
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* below.
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* DrvList = This is a DWORD bit field which indicates the 0 based
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* drive numbers to check. Bit 0 = A, Bit 1 = B, ...
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* For use on this API at least one bit must be set (if
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* this argument is 0, the call will return WD_CHK_NOCHK).
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*
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* RETURN
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* The return is either one of the WD_CHK_* values.
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*
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*/
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DWORD WINAPI WinDisk_CheckDrive(HWND hwnd, WORD options, DWORD DrvList);
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typedef DWORD (CALLBACK* WDCHKDRVPROC)(HWND,WORD,DWORD);
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//
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// Special return values. PLEASE NOTE that these are DWORD values.
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//
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#define WD_CHK_ERROR 0xFFFFFFFFL // Fatal Error on check
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#define WD_CHK_CANCEL 0xFFFFFFFEL // Check was canceled
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#define WD_CHK_NOCHK 0xFFFFFFFDL // At least one Drive is not "checkable"
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#define WD_CHK_SMNOTFIX 0xFFFFFFFCL // Some errors were not fixed
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//
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// Option bits
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//
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// IMPORTANT NOTE: These are set up so that the default setting is 0
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// for all bits WITH ONE EXCEPTION. Currently the default
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// setting has the CHKOPT_XLCPY bit set......
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//
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// Also note that specification of invalid combonations of bits (for example
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// setting both CHKOPT_XLCPY and CHKOPT_XLDEL) will result in very random
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// behavior.
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//
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#define CHKOPT_REP 0x0001 // Generate detail report
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#define CHKOPT_RO 0x0002 // Run in preview mode
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#define CHKOPT_NOSYS 0x0004 // Surf Anal don't check system area
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#define CHKOPT_NODATA 0x0008 // Surf Anal don't check data area
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#define CHKOPT_NOBAD 0x0010 // Disable Surface Analysis
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#define CHKOPT_LSTMF 0x0020 // Convert lost clusters to files
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#define CHKOPT_NOCHKNM 0x0040 // Don't check file names
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#define CHKOPT_NOCHKDT 0x0080 // DOn't check date/time fields
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#define CHKOPT_INTER 0x0100 // Interactive mode
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#define CHKOPT_XLCPY 0x0200 // Def cross link resolution is COPY
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#define CHKOPT_XLDEL 0x0400 // Def cross link resolution is DELETE
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#define CHKOPT_ALLHIDSYS 0x0800 // All HID SYS files are unmovable
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#define CHKOPT_NOWRTTST 0x1000 // Surf Anal no write testing.
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#define CHKOPT_DRVLISTONLY 0x4000 // Normaly all drives in the system
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// are shown in the drive list box
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// and those on the DrvList are selected
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// This option says put only the drives
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// in DrvList in the list box and
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// disable the control
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#define CHKOPT_AUTO 0x8000 // Auto push start button
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/*
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* The WinDisk_GetBigDriveBM API provides access to the drive bitmaps
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* WINDISK uses in its main drive dialogs.
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*
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* These bitmaps are intended for dialogs, and are intended
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* to have a "chart" drawn on top of them. WINDISK draws
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* the Used/Free chart. This chart is intended to look like
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* the disk inside the drive.
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*
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* These bitmaps are placed on a background of COLOR_DIALOG. There
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* is no way to change this mapping color.
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*
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* The returned HBITMAP belongs to the calling app, it is up to the
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* caller to call DeleteObject on it to free it.
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*
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* PARAMETERS
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*
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* drive = The 0 based (A: == 0) drive number of the drive to get
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* the drive bitmap of.
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* lpChrt -> an array of 9 words whose format and meaning
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* depends on the returned "chart style" type
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* options = There are currently no options defined this param should
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* be zero. This field is reserved for future expansion.
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*
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* RETURN
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* The return is 0 if the bitmap could not be loaded (memory or
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* invalid drive).
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*
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* If the return is non-zero, the LOWORD is an HBITMAP,
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* and the HIWORD is a "chart style" ID which defines the
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* format of the data placed at lpChrt and the style for
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* the chart placed on top of the bitmap by WINDISK.
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*
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* USETYPE_NONE is for never-writable drives (like CD-ROM).
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* lpChrt data is not used.
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* USETYPE_ELLIPS is for circular type drives (Fixed,Floppy).
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* USETYPE_BARH is a horizontal parallelogram (RAMDrive).
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* USETYPE_BARV is a verticle parallelogram.
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*
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* lpChrt[0] word is the "3-D effect" height/width for the parallelogram or
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* ellips. NOTE that the 3-D effect is disabled if the height/width
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* is 0. Also note that with 3-D effect disabled, the parallelogram
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* can be turned into a rectangle.
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*
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* For USETYPE_ELLIPS, the next four words (lpChrt[1],lpChrt[2],lpChrt[3]
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* and lpChrt[4]) form a RECT structure which defines the bounding
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* rect for the ellips (including the 3-D effect). This RECT is in
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* coordinates of the returned bitmap (0,0 corresponds to the top
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* leftmost pixel of the bitmap).
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*
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* For USETYPE_BARH or USETYPE_BARV the 8 words starting at lpChrt[1]
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* are four POINT structures which define a parallelogram for the
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* chart (NOT including the 3-D effect).
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*
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* POINT 0 is at lpChrt[1]
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* POINT 1 is at lpChrt[3]
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* POINT 2 is at lpChrt[5]
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* POINT 3 is at lpChrt[7]
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*
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* the "3-D->" in the following indicate the sides that the 3-D effect
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* is drawn on. And the numbers are the point array
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* indexes.
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*
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* USETYPE_BARH (0.y)==(1.y) and (3.y)==(2.y)
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*
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* 0 _____________ 1
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* \ \
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* 3-D-> \ \
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* \ \
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* 3 ------------- 2
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* ^
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* 3-D
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*
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* USETYPE_BARV (0.x)==(3.x) and (1.x)==(2.x)
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*
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* 1
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* /|
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* / |
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* / |
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* 0 | |
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* | |
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* | | <- 3-D
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* | |
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* | |
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* | |
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* | |
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* | | 2
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* | /
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* | / <- 3-D
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* |/
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*
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* 3
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*
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*/
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DWORD WINAPI WinDisk_GetBigDriveBM(WORD drive, LPWORD lpChrt, WORD options);
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typedef DWORD (CALLBACK* WDGETBDBMPROC)(WORD,LPWORD,WORD);
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//
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// HIWORD return "chart type" values
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//
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#define USETYPE_ELLIPS 0
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#define USETYPE_BARV 1
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#define USETYPE_BARH 2
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#define USETYPE_NONE 3
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/*
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* The WinDisk_PropSheet API provides access to the main drive
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* dialog.
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*
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* This API is intended for the SHELL so it can bring up a
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* drive property sheet.
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*
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* PARAMETERS
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*
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* drive = The 0 based (A: == 0) drive number of the drive to bring
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* up the property dialog for.
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* hwnd = The HWND which will own the dialog
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* options = There are currently no options defined this param should
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* be zero. This field is reserved for future expansion.
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*
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* RETURN
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* The return is -2 if the drive number is invalid.
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* Else the return is the return from a DialogBox call to bring
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* up the dialog. NOTE that -1 means that the DialogBox failed.
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*
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*/
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int WINAPI WinDisk_PropSheet(int drive, HWND hwndpar, WORD options);
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typedef int (CALLBACK* WDPROPSHEET)(int,HWND,WORD);
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