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//=======================================================================
//
// Copyright (c) 1998-2000 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
//
// File: fileutil.h
//
// Description:
//
// IU string utility library, providing functions available
// only in CRT or SHLWAPI
//
//=======================================================================
#ifndef __STRINGUTIL_H_INCLUDED__
#include <ole2.h>
#include <shlwapi.h>
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Public function StrChr() - same as shlwapi StrChr()
// Searches a string for the first occurrence of a character that
// matches the specified character. The comparison is case sensitive.
//
// Input:
// lpStart - Address of the string to be searched
// wMatch - Character to be used for comparison
//
// Return:
// Returns the address of the first occurrence of the character in
// the string if successful, or NULL otherwise.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
LPCTSTR MyStrChr(LPCTSTR lpStart, const TCHAR wMatch);
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Public function StrChrI() - same as shlwapi StrChrI()
// Searches a string for the first occurrence of a character that
// matches the specified character. The comparison is case INsensitive.
//
// Input:
// lpStart - Address of the string to be searched
// wMatch - Character to be used for comparison
//
// Return:
// Returns the address of the first occurrence of the character in
// the string if successful, or NULL otherwise.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
LPCTSTR MyStrChrI(LPCTSTR lpStart, const TCHAR wMatch);
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Public function StrRChr() - same as shlwapi StrRChr()
// Searches a string for the last occurrence of a character that
// matches the specified character. The comparison is case sensitive.
//
// Input:
// lpStart - Address of the string to be searched
// lpEnd - Address of the end of the string (NOT included in the search)
// wMatch - Character to be used for comparison
//
// Return:
// Returns the address of the last occurrence of the character in
// the string if successful, or NULL otherwise.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
LPCTSTR MyStrRChr(LPCTSTR lpStart, LPCTSTR lpEnd, const TCHAR wMatch);
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Private helper function to compare the contents of
// two BSTRs
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
inline int CompareBSTRs(BSTR bstr1, BSTR bstr2)
{
if (NULL == bstr1)
{
if (NULL == bstr2)
{
// Consider them equal
return 0;
}
else
{
// Consider bstr1 < bstr2
return -1;
}
}
else if (NULL == bstr2)
{
// bstr1 isn't NULL (already checked) so consider bstr1 > bstr 2
return 1;
}
//
// Neither bstr is NULL, so we'll do a SHLWAPI compare of the first
// string in each BSTR
//
LPWSTR p1 = (LPWSTR)((LPOLESTR) bstr1);
LPWSTR p2 = (LPWSTR)((LPOLESTR) bstr2);
return StrCmpIW(p1, p2);
};
inline BOOL CompareBSTRsEqual(BSTR bstr1, BSTR bstr2)
{
return (CompareBSTRs(bstr1, bstr2) == 0);
};
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Convert a long number content in bstr into long
// if error, 0 returned.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
LONG MyBSTR2L(BSTR bstrLongNumber);
#define MyBSTR2UL(bstrULongNumber) (ULONG) MyBSTR2L(bstrULongNumber)
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Convert a a long number into bstr
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
BSTR MyL2BSTR(LONG lNumber);
BSTR MyUL2BSTR(ULONG ulNumber);
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Compare a binary buffer with a string, where data in the string
// has format:
//
// <String> ::= <Number> [<Space><String>]
// <Space> ::= TCHAR(' ')
// <Number> ::= 0x<HexValue>|x<HexValue><Decimal>
// <Decimal> ::= +<DecimalValue>|-<DecimalValue>
// <DecimalValue> ::= <DecimalDigit>|<DecimalDigit><DecimalValue>
// <DecimalDegit> ::= 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9
// <HexValue> ::= <HexDigit>|<HexDigit><HexDigit>
// <HexDigit> ::= <DecimalDigit>|A|B|C|D|E|F
//
// example of strings that this function recognize:
// "12 0 45 0x1F"
//
// Return: similar to lstrcmp() API, each byte is compared
// as unsigned short
// if binary > string, +1
// if binary = string, 0
// if binary < string, -1
//
// Note: if a number in string is bigger than a byte can handle,
// or not a valid number this funciton treats it as 0x0 when comparing.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
int CmpBinaryToString(
LPBYTE pBinaryBuffer, // buffer to contain binary data
UINT nBinarySize, // number of bytes this binary has data
LPCTSTR pstrValue // string contains data to compare
);
/*
* FUNCTION: int atoh(char *ptr)
*
* PURPOSE: This function converts an hexadecimal string into it's decimal value.
*
* PARAMETERS:
*
* char *ptr: pointer to string to be converted
*
* RETURNS: The converted value.
*
* COMMENTS: Like atoi this function ends the conversion on the first innvalid
* hex digit.
*
*/
int atoh(LPCSTR ptr);
#define __STRINGUTIL_H_INCLUDED__
#endif // __STRINGUTIL_H_INCLUDED__