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/*++
Copyright (c) 1993 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
Utmb2u.c
Abstract:
Module that contains code to convert a multibyte file
to unicode.
Author:
Ted Miller (tedm) 17-June-1993
Revision History:
--*/
#include "unitext.h"
VOID
MultibyteTextFileToUnicode(
IN LPWSTR SourceFileName,
IN LPWSTR TargetFileName,
IN HANDLE SourceFileHandle,
IN HANDLE TargetFileHandle,
IN DWORD SourceFileSize,
IN UINT SourceCodePage
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Convert an open multibyte text file to a unicode text file,
interpreting the data in the multibyte text file as a stream
of characters in a given codepage.
Arguments:
SourceFileName - name of source (multibyte) text file.
TargetFileName - name of target (unicode) text file.
SourceFileHandle - win32 handle to the open source file.
The file pointer should be fully rewound.
TargetFileHandle - win32 handle to the open target file.
The file pointer should be fully rewound.
SourceFileSize - size in bytes of the source file.
SourceCodePage - codepage for the source file.
Return Value:
None. Does not return if error.
--*/
{
HANDLE SourceMapping,TargetMapping;
LPSTR SourceView;
LPWSTR TargetView;
int CharsConverted;
DWORD MaxTargetSize;
DWORD EndOfFile;
DWORD err;
//
// Tell the user what we're doing.
//
MsgPrintfW(MSG_CONV_MB_TO_UNICODE,SourceFileName,TargetFileName,SourceCodePage);
//
// Create a file mapping object that maps the entire source file.
//
SourceMapping = CreateFileMapping(
SourceFileHandle,
NULL,
PAGE_READONLY,
0,
SourceFileSize,
NULL
);
if(SourceMapping == NULL) {
ErrorAbort(MSG_CANT_MAP_FILE,SourceFileName,GetLastError());
}
//
// Calculate the maximum target file size. This is twice the
// source file size, plus one wchar for the byte order mark.
// The file could be smaller if there are double-byte characters
// in the source file.
//
MaxTargetSize = (SourceFileSize+1)*sizeof(WCHAR);
//
// Create a file mapping object that maps the maximum size of
// the target file.
//
TargetMapping = CreateFileMapping(
TargetFileHandle,
NULL,
PAGE_READWRITE,
0,
MaxTargetSize,
NULL
);
if(TargetMapping == NULL) {
CloseHandle(SourceMapping);
ErrorAbort(MSG_CANT_MAP_FILE,TargetFileName,GetLastError());
}
//
// Map views of the two files.
//
SourceView = MapViewOfFile(
SourceMapping,
FILE_MAP_READ,
0,0,
SourceFileSize
);
if(SourceView == NULL) {
CloseHandle(SourceMapping);
CloseHandle(TargetMapping);
ErrorAbort(MSG_CANT_MAP_FILE,SourceFileName,GetLastError());
}
TargetView = MapViewOfFile(
TargetMapping,
FILE_MAP_WRITE,
0,0,
MaxTargetSize
);
if(TargetView == NULL) {
UnmapViewOfFile(SourceView);
CloseHandle(SourceMapping);
CloseHandle(TargetMapping);
ErrorAbort(MSG_CANT_MAP_FILE,TargetFileName,GetLastError());
}
//
// Write the byte-order mark into the target file.
//
*TargetView++ = BYTE_ORDER_MARK;
//
// Do the conversion in one fell swoop.
//
CharsConverted = MultiByteToWideChar(
SourceCodePage,
MB_PRECOMPOSED,
SourceView,
SourceFileSize,
TargetView,
MaxTargetSize
);
if(!CharsConverted) {
err = GetLastError();
}
//
// Do some cleanup.
//
UnmapViewOfFile(SourceView);
UnmapViewOfFile(TargetView);
CloseHandle(SourceMapping);
CloseHandle(TargetMapping);
//
// Check for error in conversion.
//
if(!CharsConverted) {
ErrorAbort(MSG_CONVERT_FAILED,err);
}
//
// We know how many characters there are in the target file now,
// so set the target file size accordingly.
//
EndOfFile = (CharsConverted+1)*sizeof(WCHAR);
if(SetFilePointer(TargetFileHandle,EndOfFile,NULL,FILE_BEGIN) != EndOfFile) {
ErrorAbort(MSG_SEEK_ERROR,TargetFileName,GetLastError());
}
if(!SetEndOfFile(TargetFileHandle)) {
ErrorAbort(MSG_ERROR_SET_EOF,TargetFileName,GetLastError());
}
MsgPrintfW(MSG_CONVERT_OK);
}