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//*****************************************************************************************************************
//
// CLASS: DISKDISPLAY
//
// COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
//
// CLASS DESCRIPTION:
// Uses an array passed in from the DiskView class called the LineArray that contains the necessary
// data to draw a graphical representation of a disk. Each byte in the LineArray is set to a specific
// value that specifies the color of a corresponding vertical line on the screen when painted using
// the DiskDisplay class. This class also handles the painting of a legend at the bottom of the display
// and data about the size of the disk, etc. All the computational data for the display is done by
// DiskView; DiskDisplay just paints it on the screen.
//
//*****************************************************************************************************************
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "DiskDisp.h"
#include "Graphix.h"
#include "ErrMacro.h"
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::DiskDisplay (Constructor)
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Initializes class variables.
RETURN:
None.
*/
DiskDisplay::DiskDisplay()
{
int i;
//There is not yet data to draw with, so don't execute drawing functions later on until there is data to draw.
m_bReadyToDraw = FALSE;
m_LineArray = NULL;
m_NumLines = 0;
m_SpacerHeight = SPACER_HEIGHT;
m_GraphicWellWidth = 0;
m_GraphicWellHeight = 0;
_tcscpy(m_Label, TEXT(""));
//Allocate internal arrays for the maximum number of colors of lines we will be displaying.
m_ColorArray = NULL;
m_PenArray = NULL;
m_BrushArray = NULL;
//Initialize the colors for the various lines.
m_ColorArray = new int [NUM_COLORS];
EV(m_ColorArray);
ChangeLineColor(SystemFileColor, GREEN); // System files
ChangeLineColor(PageFileColor, YELLOW); // Pagefile
ChangeLineColor(FragmentColor, RED); // Fragmented files
ChangeLineColor(UsedSpaceColor, BLUE); // Contiguous files
ChangeLineColor(FreeSpaceColor, LIGHTGRAY); // Free space
ChangeLineColor(DirectoryColor, LIGHTBLUE); // Directories
ChangeLineColor(MftZoneFreeSpaceColor, BLUE); // MFT Zone sks defrag mft changed from GREEN
m_bStripeMftZone = TRUE;
//Create all the pens that we'll draw with.
m_PenArray = new HPEN [NUM_COLORS];
EV(m_PenArray);
for(i=0; i<NUM_COLORS; i++){
m_PenArray[i] = CreatePen(PS_SOLID, 1, m_ColorArray[i]);
EH(m_PenArray[i]);
}
//Create all the brushes that we'll draw with.
m_BrushArray = new HBRUSH [NUM_COLORS];
EV(m_BrushArray);
for(i=0; i<NUM_COLORS; i++){
m_BrushArray[i] = CreateHatchBrush(HS_BDIAGONAL, m_ColorArray[i]);
EH(m_BrushArray[i]);
}
m_hCurrentPen = 0;
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::~DiskDisplay (Destructor)
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Does cleanup.
*/
DiskDisplay::~DiskDisplay()
{
int i;
if (m_LineArray)
delete [] m_LineArray;
if (m_PenArray) {
for(i=0; i<NUM_COLORS; i++){
if (m_PenArray[i])
DeleteObject(m_PenArray[i]);
}
delete [] m_PenArray;
}
if (m_BrushArray) {
for(i=0; i<NUM_COLORS; i++){
if (m_BrushArray[i])
DeleteObject(m_BrushArray[i]);
}
delete [] m_BrushArray;
}
if (m_ColorArray)
delete [] m_ColorArray;
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskView::operator=
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Duplicates a DiskDisplay.
CLASS VARIABLES:
INPUT + OUTPUT:
RETURN:
none.
*/
DiskDisplay& DiskDisplay::operator=(DiskDisplay& InDiskDisplay)
{
if(this == &InDiskDisplay){
return *this;
}
//If the other DiskDisplay has data to draw, then so will we.
m_bReadyToDraw = InDiskDisplay.m_bReadyToDraw;
//Don't need to do anything with m_PenArray, m_BrushArray, or m_ColorArray since these are already created by the constructor.
m_hCurrentPen = InDiskDisplay.m_hCurrentPen;
//If the number of clusters in the cluster array are not identical, realloc the array.
if(m_NumLines != InDiskDisplay.m_NumLines){
//Get the new size for the cluster array.
m_NumLines = InDiskDisplay.m_NumLines;
//Redimension the cluster array.
if (m_LineArray)
delete [] m_LineArray;
m_LineArray = new char [m_NumLines];
EH(m_LineArray);
}
//Copy over the line array.
if (m_LineArray != NULL && InDiskDisplay.m_LineArray != NULL)
CopyMemory(m_LineArray, InDiskDisplay.m_LineArray, m_NumLines);
return *this;
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::SetNewOutputDimensions
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Given new coordinates to draw in, calculate anew how many lines we can draw in and figure what the
m_ClusterFactor now is. Reset all the appropriate variables and redimension the internal arrays.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
rect - rectangle that borders the entire graphics area
isSingleRow - set to TRUE is the rectangle holds a single row of graphics
spacerHeight - number of pixels between each graphic well
RETURN:
None.
*/
void DiskDisplay::SetOutputArea(RECT rect, BOOL isSingleRow, UINT spacerHeight)
{
m_GraphicWellWidth = rect.right - rect.left - 1;
m_Rect = rect;
if (isSingleRow){
m_SpacerHeight = 0;
m_NumGraphicsRows = 1;
m_GraphicWellHeight = rect.bottom - rect.top - 1;
}
else {
m_SpacerHeight = spacerHeight;
m_GraphicWellHeight = GRAPHIC_WELL_HEIGHT;
m_NumGraphicsRows = (rect.bottom - rect.top + m_SpacerHeight) / (m_GraphicWellHeight + m_SpacerHeight);
}
int numLines = m_NumGraphicsRows * m_GraphicWellWidth;
EV_ASSERT(numLines);
if (numLines != m_NumLines){
m_NumLines = numLines;
if (m_LineArray)
delete [] m_LineArray;
m_LineArray = new char [m_NumLines];
EV(m_LineArray);
m_bReadyToDraw = FALSE;
}
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::ChangeLineColor
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Sets the color of in the ColorArray to a passed in color.
CLASS VARIABLES:
m_ColorArray - The ColorArray.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
iSet - The index in the ColorArray to set to NewColor.
NewColor - The new color to put in the array.
RETURN:
None.
*/
void DiskDisplay::ChangeLineColor(int iSet, int NewColor)
{
require(iSet < NUM_COLORS);
// this is a no-op if there is no color array allocated
if (m_ColorArray != NULL){
//The RGB values define the red, green, and blue contents for each of these colors.
//These numbers give good results over different color setups (256 colors, or 65536 colors).
switch (NewColor){
case BLACK:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(0, 0, 0);
break;
case RED:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(220, 0, 0);
break;
case GREEN:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(0, 220, 0);
break;
case YELLOW:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(220, 220, 0);
break;
case BLUE:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(0, 0, 220);
break;
case PURPLE:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(200, 0, 200);
break;
case LIGHTBLUE:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(0, 255, 255);
break;
case WHITE:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(255, 255, 255);
break;
case LIGHTGRAY:
m_ColorArray[iSet] = RGB(200, 200, 200);
break;
default:
EV_ASSERT(FALSE);
break;
}
}
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::SetNewLineColor
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Changes the color of one of the types of display lines.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
iSet - The index in the ColorArray to set to NewColor.
NewColor - The new color to put in the array.
RETURN:
None.
*/
void DiskDisplay::SetNewLineColor(int iSet, int NewColor)
{
require(iSet < NUM_COLORS);
if(m_ColorArray != NULL){
ChangeLineColor(iSet, NewColor);
if (m_PenArray != NULL){
if (m_PenArray[iSet]){
EH_ASSERT(DeleteObject(m_PenArray[iSet]));
}
m_PenArray[iSet] = CreatePen(PS_SOLID, 1, m_ColorArray[iSet]);
EH(m_PenArray[iSet]);
}
if (m_BrushArray != NULL){
if (m_BrushArray[iSet]){
EH_ASSERT(DeleteObject(m_BrushArray[iSet]));
}
m_BrushArray[iSet] = CreateHatchBrush(HS_BDIAGONAL, m_ColorArray[iSet]);
EH(m_BrushArray[iSet]);
}
}
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::StripeMftZoneFreeSpace
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Determines whether the MFT zone is displayed as a striped color or as a solid color.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
bInStripeMftZone - The value to set to.
RETURN:
None.
*/
void DiskDisplay::StripeMftZoneFreeSpace(BOOL bInStripeMftZone)
{
m_bStripeMftZone = bInStripeMftZone;
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::DrawLinesInHDC
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Draw the display.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
hWndOutput - The window handle to use for painting functions.
WorkDC - The DC to output to.
rcPaint - The rectangle to paint within (usually because a portion of the screen was covered up by
another window). NULL if no paint area specified.
RETURN:
None.
*/
void DiskDisplay::DrawLinesInHDC(HDC WorkDC)
{
RECT BoxRect;
m_hCurrentPen = 0;
//Draw each line in the HDC.
BoxRect.left = m_Rect.left;
BoxRect.right = m_Rect.right;
::SetBkColor(WorkDC, RGB(255, 255, 255));
::SetBkMode(WorkDC, OPAQUE);
int iLine = 0;
int yOffset;
for (int row=0; row<m_NumGraphicsRows; row++) {
yOffset = m_Rect.top + (m_GraphicWellHeight + m_SpacerHeight) * row;
//Make a box around this row
BoxRect.top = yOffset-1;
BoxRect.bottom = yOffset + m_GraphicWellHeight;
// Fill the dark gray graphics area
HBRUSH hBrush = ::CreateSolidBrush(GetSysColor(COLOR_3DSHADOW));
EV_ASSERT(hBrush);
::FillRect(WorkDC, &BoxRect, hBrush);
::DeleteObject(hBrush);
// draw a border
::DrawBorderEx(WorkDC, BoxRect, SUNKEN_BOX);
// draw the label in the center of the first well
if (row==0 && _tcslen(m_Label)) {
// make the text white in all color schemes
SetTextColor(WorkDC, GetSysColor(COLOR_HIGHLIGHTTEXT));
SetBkMode(WorkDC, TRANSPARENT);
::DrawText(WorkDC, m_Label, _tcslen(m_Label), &BoxRect, DT_CENTER | DT_SINGLELINE | DT_VCENTER);
}
if (m_bReadyToDraw && m_LineArray){
//Draw the individual lines
for(int line=0; line < m_GraphicWellWidth && iLine < m_NumLines; line++){
DrawLine(WorkDC, m_LineArray[iLine++], m_Rect.left + line + 1, yOffset, yOffset + m_GraphicWellHeight);
}
}
}
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::DrawLine
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Draw one line in the display.
CLASS VARIABLES:
m_PenArray - An array of pens of different colors that we use to draw the lines.
m_BrushArray - An array of brushes we also use to draw the lines.
m_xOut - The x coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the box we can paint in in the HDC.
m_yOut - The y coordinate.
m_hCurrentPen - The pen selected into the DC last time DrawLine was called (used so we don't keep reselecting the same pen into the same DC).
INPUT + OUTPUT:
WorkDC - The DC to draw in.
Line - The color to draw
RETURN:
None.
*/
inline void DiskDisplay::DrawLine(
HDC WorkDC,
char Color,
int x,
int yStart,
int yEnd)
{
if(m_BrushArray != NULL && m_PenArray != NULL){
//Striped colors.
if(m_bStripeMftZone && Color == MftZoneFreeSpaceColor){
RECT Rect;
//Get the appropriate brush.
if (m_hCurrentBrush != (HBRUSH)m_BrushArray[MftZoneFreeSpaceColor]){
m_hCurrentBrush = (HBRUSH)m_BrushArray[MftZoneFreeSpaceColor];
}
//Get the rectangle for one line.
Rect.left = x;
Rect.right = x + 1;
Rect.top = yStart;
Rect.bottom = Rect.top + m_GraphicWellHeight;
//Draw the striped line.
FillRect(WorkDC, &Rect, m_hCurrentBrush);
}
//Solid colors.
else{
//Get the appropriate pen.
if (m_hCurrentPen != (HPEN)m_PenArray[Color]){
SelectObject(WorkDC, (HPEN)m_PenArray[Color]);
m_hCurrentPen = (HPEN)m_PenArray[Color];
}
//Draw the line.
MoveToEx(WorkDC, x, yStart, NULL);
LineTo(WorkDC, x, yEnd);
}
}
}
/*****************************************************************************************************************
METHOD: DiskDisplay::SetLineArray
COPYRIGHT© 2001 Microsoft Corporation and Executive Software International, Inc.
METHOD DESCRIPTION:
Store a new LineArray from the DiskView class.
CLASS VARIABLES:
m_NumLines - How many lines we have in m_LineArray.
m_LineArray - The array of bytes that store the color code for each line to display.
INPUT + OUTPUT:
pInLineArray - Passed in buffer to be copied to m_LineArray.
InNumLines - The number of lines in this passed in buffer.
RETURN:
TRUE - Success.
FALSE - Invalid size buffer was passed in.
*/
void DiskDisplay::SetLineArray(char* pInLineArray, int InNumLines)
{
//If the size of the passed in buffer does not match what we're expecting, bail out.
if (InNumLines > 0 && InNumLines == m_NumLines){
//Copy the new buffer into the LineArray buffer.
if (m_LineArray) {
CopyMemory(m_LineArray, pInLineArray, m_NumLines);
//Note that we now have data to draw with.
m_bReadyToDraw = TRUE;
}
}
}
void DiskDisplay::SetReadyToDraw(IN BOOL bReadyToDraw)
{
m_bReadyToDraw = bReadyToDraw;
}
void DiskDisplay::DeleteAllData(void)
{
m_bReadyToDraw = FALSE;
}
void DiskDisplay::SetLabel(PTCHAR InLabel)
{
if (InLabel) {
if (_tcslen(InLabel) > MAX_PATH * 2 - 3) {
_tcsncpy(m_Label, InLabel, MAX_PATH * 2 - 3);
m_Label[MAX_PATH * 2 - 3] = TEXT('\0');
_tcscat(m_Label, TEXT("..."));
}
else {
_tcscpy(m_Label, InLabel);
}
}
else {
_tcscpy(m_Label, TEXT(""));
}
}