Source code of Windows XP (NT5)
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Active Directory 1.1 Sample Code
//
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1992 - 1995
//
// File: util.cxx
//
// Contents: Ansi to Unicode conversions and misc helper functions
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "main.hxx"
static WCHAR *MapSyntaxToStr[] = {
L"ADS_INVALID_TYPE ",
L"ADS_DN_STRING ",
L"ADS_CASE_EXACT_STRING ",
L"ADS_CASE_IGNORE_STRING",
L"ADS_PRINTABLE_STRING ",
L"ADS_NUMERIC_STRING ",
L"ADS_BOOLEAN ",
L"ADS_INTEGER ",
L"ADS_OCTET_STRING ",
L"ADS_UTC_TIME ",
L"ADS_LARGE_INTEGER ",
L"ADS_PROV_SPECIFIC ",
L"ADS_OBJECT_CLASS "
};
void
PrintUsage(
void
)
{
printf("\nUsage: dsschema /b <TreeName> /a <attrlist> /u <UserName> <Password>");
printf(" attrlist = list of the attributes to get the info for \n" );
printf("\nFor Example: dsschema /b NDS://ntmarst /a \"ADsPath, cn, description\" ");
printf(" /u admin.ms ntmarst\n");
}
//
// Print the data depending on its type.
//
void
PrintAttrDefinition(
PADS_ATTR_DEF pAttrDefiniton,
DWORD dwNumAttributes
)
{
ULONG i, j, k;
for (k=0; k < dwNumAttributes; k++) {
wprintf( L"Attribute %s\n", (DWORD) pAttrDefiniton[k].pszAttrName );
wprintf (L"Syntax = %s\n", MapSyntaxToStr[pAttrDefiniton[k].dwADsType]);
wprintf (L"Min Range = %d\n", pAttrDefiniton[k].dwMinRange);
wprintf (L"Max Range = %d\n", pAttrDefiniton[k].dwMaxRange);
wprintf (L"MultiValued %s\n", pAttrDefiniton[k].fMultiValued ? L"Yes" : L"No");
wprintf (L"\n");
}
printf("\n");
}
int
AnsiToUnicodeString(
LPSTR pAnsi,
LPWSTR pUnicode,
DWORD StringLength
)
{
int iReturn;
if( StringLength == NULL_TERMINATED )
StringLength = strlen( pAnsi );
iReturn = MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP,
MB_PRECOMPOSED,
pAnsi,
StringLength + 1,
pUnicode,
StringLength + 1 );
//
// Ensure NULL termination.
//
pUnicode[StringLength] = 0;
return iReturn;
}
int
UnicodeToAnsiString(
LPWSTR pUnicode,
LPSTR pAnsi,
DWORD StringLength
)
{
LPSTR pTempBuf = NULL;
INT rc = 0;
if( StringLength == NULL_TERMINATED ) {
//
// StringLength is just the
// number of characters in the string
//
StringLength = wcslen( pUnicode );
}
//
// WideCharToMultiByte doesn't NULL terminate if we're copying
// just part of the string, so terminate here.
//
pUnicode[StringLength] = 0;
//
// Include one for the NULL
//
StringLength++;
//
// Unfortunately, WideCharToMultiByte doesn't do conversion in place,
// so allocate a temporary buffer, which we can then copy:
//
if( pAnsi == (LPSTR)pUnicode )
{
pTempBuf = (LPSTR)LocalAlloc( LPTR, StringLength );
pAnsi = pTempBuf;
}
if( pAnsi )
{
rc = WideCharToMultiByte( CP_ACP,
0,
pUnicode,
StringLength,
pAnsi,
StringLength,
NULL,
NULL );
}
/* If pTempBuf is non-null, we must copy the resulting string
* so that it looks as if we did it in place:
*/
if( pTempBuf && ( rc > 0 ) )
{
pAnsi = (LPSTR)pUnicode;
strcpy( pAnsi, pTempBuf );
LocalFree( pTempBuf );
}
return rc;
}
LPWSTR
AllocateUnicodeString(
LPSTR pAnsiString
)
{
LPWSTR pUnicodeString = NULL;
if (!pAnsiString)
return NULL;
pUnicodeString = (LPWSTR)LocalAlloc(
LPTR,
strlen(pAnsiString)*sizeof(WCHAR) +sizeof(WCHAR)
);
if (pUnicodeString) {
AnsiToUnicodeString(
pAnsiString,
pUnicodeString,
NULL_TERMINATED
);
}
return pUnicodeString;
}
void
FreeUnicodeString(
LPWSTR pUnicodeString
)
{
if (!pUnicodeString)
return;
LocalFree(pUnicodeString);
return;
}