Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Help support.
//
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 2000-2002.
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "pch.hpp"
#ifndef _WIN32_WCE
#include <htmlhelp.h>
#include "cmnutil.hpp"
#include "dhhelp.h"
CHAR g_HelpFileName[MAX_PATH] = "debugger.chm";
void
MakeHelpFileName(PSTR File)
{
PSTR Tmp = NULL;
//
// Get the file name for the base module.
//
if (GetModuleFileName(GetModuleHandle(NULL), g_HelpFileName,
DIMA(g_HelpFileName)))
{
// Remove the executable name.
Tmp = strrchr(g_HelpFileName, '\\');
}
if (Tmp == NULL)
{
// Error. Use the current directory.
Tmp = g_HelpFileName;
*Tmp++ = '.';
}
*Tmp = 0;
CatString(g_HelpFileName, "\\", DIMA(g_HelpFileName));
CatString(g_HelpFileName, File, DIMA(g_HelpFileName));
}
/*** OpenHelpTopic - opens the .chm and selects the specified topic
*
* Purpose:
* This opens the Help File and displays the specified page.
* (This help file's name is stored as g_HelpFileName, but
* this string will presumably always be "debugger.chm".)
* If the .chm has already been opened for context-sensitive
* help, the already-existing .chm will be used.
*
* This function should be called when you know exactly what
* page is needed -- for instance, if a "Help" button is pressed.
*
* Input:
* PageConstant -- this is one of the topic constants defined
* in the header file generated when the .chm
* is built -- these constants will always
* be of the form "help_topic_xxxxx"
*
* Returns:
* 0 - debugger.chm opened and page displayed correctly
* 1 - debugger.chm opened, but specified page not found
* 2 - debugger.chm not opened (probably the file wasn't found)
*
* Exceptions:
* None
*
*************************************************************************/
ULONG
OpenHelpTopic(ULONG PageConstant)
{
HWND helpfileHwnd;
HWND returnedHwnd;
// If we knew we were in WinDbg, we could use WinDbg's HWND,
// but we could be in a console debugger.
helpfileHwnd = GetDesktopWindow();
// Make "Contents" the active panel in debugger.chm
returnedHwnd =
HtmlHelp(helpfileHwnd,
g_HelpFileName,
HH_DISPLAY_TOC,
0);
if (returnedHwnd == NULL)
{
return HELP_FAILURE;
}
// Select the proper page
returnedHwnd =
HtmlHelp(helpfileHwnd,
g_HelpFileName,
HH_HELP_CONTEXT,
PageConstant);
if (returnedHwnd == NULL)
{
return HELP_NO_SUCH_PAGE;
}
return HELP_SUCCESS;
}
/*** OpenHelpIndex - opens the .chm and searches for the specified text
*
* Purpose:
* This opens the Help File and looks up the specified text in
* the Index. (This help file's name is stored as g_HelpFileName,
* but this string will presumably always be "debugger.chm".)
* If the .chm has already been opened for context-sensitive
* help, the already-existing .chm will be used.
*
* This function should be called when you don't know exactly
* which page is needed -- for instance, if someone types
* "help bp" or "help breakpoints" in the Command window.
*
* Input:
* IndexText -- any text string (even ""); this string will
* appear in the Index panel of the .chm
*
* Returns:
* 0 - debugger.chm opened and index search displayed correctly
* 2 - debugger.chm not opened (probably the file wasn't found)
*
* Exceptions:
* None
*
*************************************************************************/
ULONG
OpenHelpIndex(PCSTR IndexText)
{
HWND helpfileHwnd;
HWND returnedHwnd;
// If we knew we were in WinDbg, we could use WinDbg's HWND,
// but we could be in a console debugger.
helpfileHwnd = GetDesktopWindow();
// Select the Index panel and clip IndexText into it.
returnedHwnd =
HtmlHelp(helpfileHwnd,
g_HelpFileName,
HH_DISPLAY_INDEX,
(DWORD_PTR)IndexText);
if (returnedHwnd == NULL)
{
return HELP_FAILURE;
}
return HELP_SUCCESS;
}
ULONG
OpenHelpSearch(PCSTR SearchText)
{
HWND helpfileHwnd;
HWND returnedHwnd;
HH_FTS_QUERY Query;
// If we knew we were in WinDbg, we could use WinDbg's HWND,
// but we could be in a console debugger.
helpfileHwnd = GetDesktopWindow();
// Select the Search panel.
ZeroMemory(&Query, sizeof(Query));
Query.cbStruct = sizeof(Query);
Query.pszSearchQuery = SearchText;
returnedHwnd =
HtmlHelp(helpfileHwnd,
g_HelpFileName,
HH_DISPLAY_SEARCH,
(DWORD_PTR)&Query);
if (returnedHwnd == NULL)
{
return HELP_FAILURE;
}
return HELP_SUCCESS;
}
ULONG
OpenHelpKeyword(PCSTR Keyword, BOOL ShowErrorPopup)
{
HWND helpfileHwnd;
HWND returnedHwnd;
HH_AKLINK helpfileLink;
helpfileLink.cbStruct = sizeof(helpfileLink);
helpfileLink.fReserved = FALSE;
helpfileLink.pszKeywords = Keyword;
helpfileLink.pszUrl = NULL;
// If ShowErrorPopup is TRUE, then entering an invalid keyword will cause
// an error message to be displayed. If FALSE, it will cause the .chm to
// display the Index tab, and the keyword will be entered into the index
// box, just as with OpenHelpIndex.
if (ShowErrorPopup)
{
helpfileLink.pszMsgText =
"The text you entered is not in the index of this help file.";
helpfileLink.pszMsgTitle = "HTML Help Error";
helpfileLink.pszWindow = NULL;
helpfileLink.fIndexOnFail = FALSE;
}
else
{
helpfileLink.pszMsgText = NULL;
helpfileLink.pszMsgTitle = NULL;
helpfileLink.pszWindow = NULL;
helpfileLink.fIndexOnFail = TRUE;
}
// If we knew we were in WinDbg, we could use WinDbg's HWND,
// but we could be in a console debugger.
helpfileHwnd = GetDesktopWindow();
// Select the Index panel and clip IndexText into it.
returnedHwnd =
HtmlHelp(helpfileHwnd,
g_HelpFileName,
HH_KEYWORD_LOOKUP,
(DWORD_PTR)&helpfileLink);
if (returnedHwnd == NULL)
{
return HELP_NO_SUCH_PAGE;
}
return HELP_SUCCESS;
}
BOOL
SpawnHelp(ULONG Topic)
{
CHAR StartHelpCommand[MAX_PATH + 32];
PROCESS_INFORMATION ProcInfo = {0};
STARTUPINFO SI = {0};
// Start help with the given arguments.
sprintf(StartHelpCommand, "hh.exe -mapid %d ", Topic);
CatString(StartHelpCommand, g_HelpFileName, DIMA(StartHelpCommand));
return CreateProcess(NULL,
StartHelpCommand,
NULL,
NULL,
FALSE,
CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB,
NULL,
NULL,
&SI,
&ProcInfo);
}
#endif // #ifndef _WIN32_WCE