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/*++
Copyright (c) 2000, 2001 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
AppAndCommandLine.cpp
Abstract:
This class takes an application name and command line and
parses them *exactly* as as they would by CreateProcess.
If the Set routine returns TRUE, then the application name
will contain a value; however, it does not guarantee that the application
actually exists.
Example:
AppAndCommandLine.Set(NULL, "notepad.exe readme.txt");
GetApplicationName() == "notepad.exe"
GetCommandline() == "notepad.exe readme.txt"
GetCommandlineNoAppName() == "readme.txt"
Notes:
None
History:
07/21/2000 robkenny Created
12/18/2000 prashkud Modified GetAppAndCommandLine to fix the AV
caused by EmulateGetCommandLine when the
layer was applied to Oregon Trail 4th Edition.
03/04/2001 robkenny Converted to use CString
03/29/2001 prashkud Modified GetAppnameAndCommandline to set
the application name even when there is only
Commandline passed and the application name
passed is NULL.
08/14/2001 robkenny Moved code inside the ShimLib namespace.
--*/
#include "ShimLib.h"
namespace ShimLib
{
AppAndCommandLine::AppAndCommandLine(const char * applicationName, const char * commandLine)
{
CString csApp(applicationName);
CString csCl(commandLine);
GetAppnameAndCommandline(csApp.GetNIE(), csCl.GetNIE());
}
AppAndCommandLine::AppAndCommandLine(const WCHAR * applicationName, const WCHAR * commandLine)
{
GetAppnameAndCommandline(applicationName, commandLine);
}
// If the application name is the first entry on the command line,
// we convert the appName to its short name; thereby removing any spaces.
const CString & AppAndCommandLine::GetShortCommandLine()
{
// If lpCommandLineNoAppName is not the same as lpCommandLine,
// then the command line contains the application name.
if ( csShortCommandLine.IsEmpty() && // Haven't been here
!csApplicationName.IsEmpty() && // Set() has been called
!csCommandLine.IsEmpty() && // Set() has been called
csShortCommandLine.GetLength() != csCommandLine.GetLength()) // Command line actually contains app name
{
csShortCommandLine = csApplicationName;
csShortCommandLine.GetShortPathNameW();
csShortCommandLine += L" ";
csShortCommandLine += csCommandLineNoAppName;
}
// If we still don't have a short version of the command line,
// just duplicate the current command line
if (csShortCommandLine.IsEmpty())
{
csShortCommandLine = csCommandLine;
}
return csShortCommandLine;
}
BOOL AppAndCommandLine::GetAppnameAndCommandline(const WCHAR * lpcApp, const WCHAR * lpcCl)
{
BOOL SearchRetry = TRUE;
ULONG Length = 0;
WCHAR * NameBuffer = NULL;
BOOL success = FALSE;
DWORD dwAppNameLen = 0;
CString csTempAppName;
BOOL bFound = TRUE;
// It is really, really bad to remove the const from the Get,
// However we never change the length of the string, so it should be okay
WCHAR * lpApplicationName = (WCHAR *)lpcApp;
WCHAR * lpCommandLine = (WCHAR *)lpcCl;
// The following is done as there are lot of instances when the
// the pointer is not NULL but contains an EMPTY string.
if (lpApplicationName && !(*lpApplicationName))
{
lpApplicationName = NULL;
}
if (lpCommandLine && !(*lpCommandLine))
{
lpCommandLine = NULL;
}
if (lpApplicationName == NULL && lpCommandLine == NULL)
{
// Degenerate case
csApplicationName = L"";
csCommandLine = csApplicationName;
csCommandLineNoAppName = csApplicationName;
return FALSE; // Didn't find application name
}
csCommandLine = lpCommandLine;
DPF("Common",
eDbgLevelSpew,
"[AppAndCommandLineT::Set] BEFORE App(%S) CL(%S)\n",
lpApplicationName, lpCommandLine);
if (lpApplicationName == NULL)
{
DWORD fileattr;
WCHAR TempChar;
//
// Locate the image
//
NameBuffer = (WCHAR *) malloc(MAX_PATH * sizeof( WCHAR ));
if ( !NameBuffer )
{
goto errorExit;
}
lpApplicationName = lpCommandLine;
WCHAR * TempNull = lpApplicationName;
WCHAR * WhiteScan = lpApplicationName;
DWORD QuoteFound = 0;
//
// check for lead quote
//
if ( *WhiteScan == L'\"' ) {
SearchRetry = FALSE;
WhiteScan++;
lpApplicationName = WhiteScan;
while(*WhiteScan) {
if ( *WhiteScan == L'\"' ) {
TempNull = WhiteScan;
QuoteFound = 2;
break;
}
WhiteScan++;
TempNull = WhiteScan;
}
}
else {
retrywsscan:
lpApplicationName = lpCommandLine;
while(*WhiteScan) {
if ( *WhiteScan == L' ' ||
*WhiteScan == L'\t' ) {
TempNull = WhiteScan;
break;
}
WhiteScan++;
TempNull = WhiteScan;
}
}
TempChar = *TempNull;
*TempNull = 0;
WCHAR * filePart;
Length = SearchPathW(
NULL,
lpApplicationName,
L".exe",
MAX_PATH,
NameBuffer,
&filePart
)*sizeof(WCHAR);
if (Length != 0 && Length < MAX_PATH * sizeof( WCHAR )) {
//
// SearchPathW worked, but file might be a directory
// if this happens, we need to keep trying
//
fileattr = GetFileAttributesW(NameBuffer);
if ( fileattr != 0xffffffff &&
(fileattr & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) ) {
Length = 0;
} else {
Length++;
Length++;
}
}
if ( !Length || Length >= MAX_PATH<<1 ) {
//
// restore the command line
//
*TempNull = TempChar;
lpApplicationName = NameBuffer;
//
// If we still have command line left, then keep going
// the point is to march through the command line looking
// for whitespace so we can try to find an image name
// launches of things like:
// c:\word 95\winword.exe /embedding -automation
// require this. Our first iteration will stop at c:\word, our next
// will stop at c:\word 95\winword.exe
//
if (*WhiteScan && SearchRetry) {
WhiteScan++;
TempNull = WhiteScan;
goto retrywsscan;
}
// If we are here then the Application has not been found.
// We used to send back lpApplicationName as NULL earlier
// but now instead we fill the ApplicationName with the
// commandline till the first space or tab.This was added
// to support EmulateMissingExe SHIM which will fail if
// we return NULL as we used to earlier.
bFound = FALSE;
if (QuoteFound == 0)
{
// No quotes were found.
lpApplicationName = lpCommandLine;
// Since we just reset to the entire command line, we need to skip leading white space
SkipBlanksW(lpApplicationName);
TempNull = lpApplicationName;
while (*TempNull)
{
if ((*TempNull == L' ') ||
(*TempNull == L'\t') )
{
TempChar = *TempNull;
*TempNull = 0;
break;
}
TempNull++;
}
}
else
{
// Quotes were found.
*TempNull = 0;
}
csTempAppName = lpApplicationName;
*TempNull = TempChar;
dwAppNameLen = (DWORD)(TempNull - lpApplicationName) + QuoteFound;
lpApplicationName = (WCHAR*)csTempAppName.Get();
goto successExit;
}
dwAppNameLen = (DWORD)(TempNull - lpApplicationName) + QuoteFound;
//
// restore the command line
//
*TempNull = TempChar;
lpApplicationName = NameBuffer;
}
else if (lpCommandLine == NULL || *lpCommandLine == 0 )
{
lpCommandLine = lpApplicationName;
dwAppNameLen = wcslen(lpApplicationName);
}
// If they provided both, check to see if the app name
// is the first entry on the command line.
else if (lpApplicationName != NULL && lpCommandLine != NULL )
{
int appNameLen = wcslen(lpApplicationName);
if (
_wcsnicmp(lpApplicationName, lpCommandLine, appNameLen) == 0 &&
(lpCommandLine[appNameLen] == 0 || iswspace(lpCommandLine[appNameLen]))
)
{
// lpApplicationName is the first entry on the command line
dwAppNameLen = appNameLen;
}
// check for quoted lpApplicationName
else if (
lpCommandLine[0] == L'"' &&
_wcsnicmp(lpApplicationName, lpCommandLine+1, appNameLen) == 0 &&
lpCommandLine[appNameLen+1] == L'"' &&
(lpCommandLine[appNameLen+2] == 0 || iswspace(lpCommandLine[appNameLen+2]))
)
{
// lpApplicationName is the first *quoted* entry on the command line
dwAppNameLen = appNameLen + 2;
}
else
{
// Didn't find the application name at the beginning of the command line
dwAppNameLen = 0;
}
}
successExit:
if (bFound)
{
success = TRUE;
}
csApplicationName = lpApplicationName;
csCommandLineNoAppName = lpCommandLine + dwAppNameLen;
csCommandLineNoAppName.TrimLeft();
errorExit:
free(NameBuffer);
DPF("Common",
eDbgLevelSpew,
"[AppAndCommandLineT::Set] AFTER App(%S) CL(%S)\n",
csApplicationName.Get(), csCommandLine.Get());
DPF("Common",
eDbgLevelSpew,
"[AppAndCommandLineT::Set] CL without App(%S)\n",
csCommandLineNoAppName.Get());
return success;
}
}; // end of namespace ShimLib