Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
enumodem.cpp
Holds code that deals with the "Choose a modem" dialog needed when user has
multiple modems installed
Copyright (C) 1996-1998 Microsoft Corporation
All rights reserved
Authors:
jmazner Jeremy Mazner
History:
10/19/96 jmazner Created, cloned almost verbatim from
INETCFG's rnacall.cpp and export.cpp
1-9-98 donaldm Adapted from ICWCONN1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <windowsx.h>
#include "obcomglb.h"
#include "enumodem.h"
#include "rnaapi.h"
#include "util.h"
// from psheet.cpp
extern void ProcessDBCS(HWND hDlg, int ctlID);
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::CEnumModem
SYNOPSIS: Constructor for class to enumerate modems
NOTES: Useful to have a class rather than C functions for
this, due to how the enumerators function
********************************************************************/
CEnumModem::CEnumModem() :
m_dwError(ERROR_SUCCESS), m_lpData(NULL),m_dwIndex(0)
{
DWORD cbSize = 0;
m_lpData = NULL;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::ReInit
SYNOPSIS: Re-enumerate the modems, freeing the old memory.
********************************************************************/
DWORD CEnumModem::ReInit()
{
DWORD cbSize = 0;
RNAAPI cRnaapi;
// Clean up the old list
if (m_lpData)
{
delete m_lpData;
m_lpData = NULL;
}
m_dwNumEntries = 0;
m_dwIndex = 0;
// call RasEnumDevices with no buffer to find out required buffer size
m_dwError = cRnaapi.RasEnumDevices(NULL, &cbSize, &m_dwNumEntries);
// Special case check to work around RNA bug where ERROR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL
// is returned even if there are no devices.
// If there are no devices, we are finished.
if (0 == m_dwNumEntries)
{
m_dwError = ERROR_SUCCESS;
return m_dwError;
}
// Since we were just checking how much mem we needed, we expect
// a return value of ERROR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL, or it may just return
// ERROR_SUCCESS (ChrisK 7/9/96).
if (ERROR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL != m_dwError && ERROR_SUCCESS != m_dwError)
{
return m_dwError;
}
// Allocate the space for the data
m_lpData = (LPRASDEVINFO) new BYTE[cbSize];
if (NULL == m_lpData)
{
//TraceMsg(TF_GENERAL, L"ICWCONN1: CEnumModem: Failed to allocate device list buffer\n");
m_dwError = ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY;
return m_dwError;
}
m_lpData->dwSize = sizeof(RASDEVINFO);
m_dwNumEntries = 0;
// enumerate the modems into buffer
m_dwError = cRnaapi.RasEnumDevices(m_lpData, &cbSize,
&m_dwNumEntries);
if (ERROR_SUCCESS != m_dwError)
return m_dwError;
//
// ChrisK Olympus 4560 do not include VPN's in the list
//
DWORD dwTempNumEntries;
DWORD idx;
LPRASDEVINFO lpNextValidDevice;
dwTempNumEntries = m_dwNumEntries;
lpNextValidDevice = m_lpData;
//
// Walk through the list of devices and copy non-VPN device to the first
// available element of the array.
//
for (idx = 0;idx < dwTempNumEntries; idx++)
{
TRACE2(L"Modem device %s %s",
m_lpData[idx].szDeviceType, m_lpData[idx].szDeviceName);
if ((0 == lstrcmpi(RASDT_Modem, m_lpData[idx].szDeviceType)) ||
(0 == lstrcmpi(RASDT_Isdn, m_lpData[idx].szDeviceType)) ||
(0 == lstrcmpi(RASDT_PPPoE, m_lpData[idx].szDeviceType)) ||
(0 == lstrcmpi(RASDT_Atm, m_lpData[idx].szDeviceType)))
{
if (lpNextValidDevice != &m_lpData[idx])
{
MoveMemory(lpNextValidDevice , &m_lpData[idx],sizeof(RASDEVINFO));
}
lpNextValidDevice++;
}
else
{
m_dwNumEntries--;
}
}
return m_dwError;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::~CEnumModem
SYNOPSIS: Destructor for class
********************************************************************/
CEnumModem::~CEnumModem()
{
if (m_lpData)
{
delete m_lpData;
m_lpData = NULL;
}
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::Next
SYNOPSIS: Enumerates next modem
EXIT: Returns a pointer to device info structure. Returns
NULL if no more modems or error occurred. Call GetError
to determine if error occurred.
********************************************************************/
WCHAR * CEnumModem::Next()
{
if (m_dwIndex < m_dwNumEntries)
{
return m_lpData[m_dwIndex++].szDeviceName;
}
return NULL;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::GetDeviceTypeFromName
SYNOPSIS: Returns type string for specified device.
EXIT: Returns a pointer to device type string for first
device name that matches. Returns
NULL if no device with specified name is found
********************************************************************/
WCHAR * CEnumModem::GetDeviceTypeFromName(LPWSTR szDeviceName)
{
DWORD dwIndex = 0;
while (dwIndex < m_dwNumEntries)
{
if (!lstrcmpi(m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceName, szDeviceName))
{
return m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceType;
}
dwIndex++;
}
return NULL;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::GetDeviceNameFromType
SYNOPSIS: Returns type string for specified device.
EXIT: Returns a pointer to device name string for first
device type that matches. Returns
NULL if no device with specified Type is found
********************************************************************/
WCHAR * CEnumModem::GetDeviceNameFromType(LPWSTR szDeviceType)
{
DWORD dwIndex = 0;
while (dwIndex < m_dwNumEntries)
{
if (!lstrcmpi(m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceType, szDeviceType))
{
return m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceName;
}
dwIndex++;
}
return NULL;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::GetDeviceName
CEnumModem::GetDeviceType
SYNOPSIS: Returns the device name or type for the selected device.
REMARKS:
ONLY call this function after calling ReInit to initialize
the device list. The device index is relative to the
current copy of the device list.
EXIT: Returns a pointer to the device name or type.
donsc - 3/11/98
Added this function because we need to be able to select a device
from the list.
********************************************************************/
WCHAR * CEnumModem::GetDeviceName(DWORD dwIndex)
{
if(dwIndex>=m_dwNumEntries)
return NULL;
return m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceName;
}
WCHAR * CEnumModem::GetDeviceType(DWORD dwIndex)
{
if(dwIndex>=m_dwNumEntries)
return NULL;
return m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceType;
}
/*******************************************************************
NAME: CEnumModem::VerifyDeviceNameAndType
SYNOPSIS: Determines whether there is a device with the name
and type given.
EXIT: Returns TRUE if the specified device was found,
FALSE otherwise.
********************************************************************/
BOOL CEnumModem::VerifyDeviceNameAndType(LPWSTR szDeviceName, LPWSTR szDeviceType)
{
DWORD dwIndex = 0;
while (dwIndex < m_dwNumEntries)
{
if (!lstrcmpi(m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceType, szDeviceType) &&
!lstrcmpi(m_lpData[dwIndex].szDeviceName, szDeviceName))
{
return TRUE;
}
dwIndex++;
}
return FALSE;
}