Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/******************************* MODULE HEADER *******************************
* writefnt.c
* Function to take a FI_DATA_HEADER structure and write the data to
* the passed in file handle as a font record. This layout is used
* in both minidrivers and the font installer font file.
*
* Copyright (C) 1992 Microsoft Corporation.
*
*****************************************************************************/
#include "StdAfx.H"
#include "fontinst.h"
/************************* Function Header *********************************
* bWrite
* Writes data out to a file handle. Returns TRUE on success.
* Functions as a nop if the size request is zero.
*
* RETURNS:
* TRUE/FALSE, TRUE for success.
*
* HISTORY:
* 17:38 on Fri 21 Feb 1992 -by- Lindsay Harris [lindsayh]
* # 1
*
****************************************************************************/
static BOOL bWrite(HANDLE hFile, PVOID pvBuf, int iSize ) {
/*
* Simplify the ugly NT interface. Returns TRUE if the WriteFile
* call returns TRUE and the number of bytes written equals the
* number of bytes desired.
*/
BOOL bRet;
DWORD dwSize; /* Filled in by WriteFile */
bRet = TRUE;
if( iSize > 0 &&
(!WriteFile( hFile, pvBuf, (DWORD)iSize, &dwSize, NULL ) ||
(DWORD)iSize != dwSize) )
bRet = FALSE; /* Too bad */
return bRet;
}
/******************************* Function Header *****************************
* iWriteFDH
* Write the FI_DATA_HEADER data out to our file. We do the conversion
* from addresses to offsets, and write out any data we find.
*
* RETURNS:
* The number of bytes actually written; -1 for error, 0 for nothing.
*
* HISTORY:
* 16:58 on Thu 05 Mar 1992 -by- Lindsay Harris [lindsayh]
* Based on an experimental version first used in font installer.
*
* 17:11 on Fri 21 Feb 1992 -by- Lindsay Harris [lindsayh]
* First version.
*
*****************************************************************************/
int iWriteFDH(HANDLE hFile, FI_DATA *pFD) {
/*
* Decide how many bytes will be written out. We presume that the
* file pointer is located at the correct position when we are called.
*/
int iSize; /* Evaluate output size */
FI_DATA_HEADER fdh; /* Header written to file */
if (!pFD)
return 0; /* Perhaps only deleting? */
memset( &fdh, 0, sizeof( fdh ) ); /* Zero for convenience */
/*
* Set the miscellaneous flags etc.
*/
fdh.cjThis = sizeof( fdh );
fdh.fCaps = pFD->fCaps;
fdh.wFontType= pFD->wFontType; /* Device Font Type */
fdh.wXRes = pFD->wXRes;
fdh.wYRes = pFD->wYRes;
fdh.sYAdjust = pFD->sYAdjust;
fdh.sYMoved = pFD->sYMoved;
fdh.u.sCTTid = (short)pFD->dsCTT.cBytes;
fdh.dwSelBits = pFD->dwSelBits;
fdh.wPrivateData = pFD->wPrivateData;
iSize = sizeof( fdh ); /* Our header already */
fdh.dwIFIMet = iSize; /* Location of IFIMETRICS */
iSize += pFD->dsIFIMet.cBytes; /* Bytes in struct */
/*
* And there may be a width table too! The pFD values are zero if none.
*/
if( pFD->dsWidthTab.cBytes )
{
fdh.dwWidthTab = iSize;
iSize += pFD->dsWidthTab.cBytes;
}
/*
* Finally are the select/deselect strings.
*/
if( pFD->dsSel.cBytes )
{
fdh.dwCDSelect = iSize;
iSize += pFD->dsSel.cBytes;
}
if( pFD->dsDesel.cBytes )
{
fdh.dwCDDeselect = iSize;
iSize += pFD->dsDesel.cBytes;
}
/*
* There may also be some sort of identification string.
*/
if( pFD->dsIdentStr.cBytes )
{
fdh.dwIdentStr = iSize;
iSize += pFD->dsIdentStr.cBytes;
}
if( pFD->dsETM.cBytes )
{
fdh.dwETM = iSize;
iSize += pFD->dsETM.cBytes;
}
/*
* Sizes all figured out, so write the data!
*/
if( !bWrite( hFile, &fdh, sizeof( fdh ) ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsIFIMet.pvData, pFD->dsIFIMet.cBytes ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsWidthTab.pvData, pFD->dsWidthTab.cBytes ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsSel.pvData, pFD->dsSel.cBytes ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsDesel.pvData, pFD->dsDesel.cBytes ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsIdentStr.pvData, pFD->dsIdentStr.cBytes ) ||
!bWrite( hFile, pFD->dsETM.pvData, pFD->dsETM.cBytes ) )
return -1;
return iSize; /* Number of bytes written */
}