#include "xfile.h" #include "file_find.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include // 0x6B24D0 XBase* gXbaseHead; // 0x6B24D4 bool gXbaseExitHandlerRegistered; // 0x4DED6C int xfileClose(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 112 int rc; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: rc = dfileClose(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: rc = gzclose(stream->gzfile); break; default: rc = fclose(stream->file); break; } memset(stream, 0, sizeof(*stream)); free(stream); return rc; } // 0x4DEE2C XFile* xfileOpen(const char* filePath, const char* mode) { assert(filePath); // "filename", "xfile.c", 162 assert(mode); // "mode", "xfile.c", 163 XFile* stream = (XFile*)malloc(sizeof(*stream)); if (stream == NULL) { return NULL; } memset(stream, 0, sizeof(*stream)); // NOTE: Compiled code uses different lengths. char drive[_MAX_DRIVE]; char dir[_MAX_DIR]; _splitpath(filePath, drive, dir, NULL, NULL); char path[FILENAME_MAX]; if (drive[0] != '\0' || dir[0] == '\\' || dir[0] == '/' || dir[0] == '.') { // [filePath] is an absolute path. Attempt to open as plain stream. stream->file = fopen(filePath, mode); if (stream->file == NULL) { free(stream); return NULL; } stream->type = XFILE_TYPE_FILE; sprintf(path, filePath); } else { // [filePath] is a relative path. Loop thru open xbases and attempt to // open [filePath] from appropriate xbase. XBase* curr = gXbaseHead; while (curr != NULL) { if (curr->isDbase) { // Attempt to open dfile stream from dbase. stream->dfile = dfileOpen(curr->dbase, filePath, mode); if (stream->dfile != NULL) { stream->type = XFILE_TYPE_DFILE; sprintf(path, filePath); break; } } else { // Build path relative to directory-based xbase. sprintf(path, "%s\\%s", curr->path, filePath); // Attempt to open plain stream. stream->file = fopen(path, mode); if (stream->file != NULL) { stream->type = XFILE_TYPE_FILE; break; } } curr = curr->next; } if (stream->file == NULL) { // File was not opened during the loop above. Attempt to open file // relative to the current working directory. stream->file = fopen(filePath, mode); if (stream->file == NULL) { free(stream); return NULL; } stream->type = XFILE_TYPE_FILE; sprintf(path, filePath); } } if (stream->type == XFILE_TYPE_FILE) { // Opened file is a plain stream, which might be gzipped. In this case // first two bytes will contain magic numbers. int ch1 = fgetc(stream->file); int ch2 = fgetc(stream->file); if (ch1 == 0x1F && ch2 == 0x8B) { // File is gzipped. Close plain stream and reopen this file as // gzipped stream. fclose(stream->file); stream->type = XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE; stream->gzfile = gzopen(path, mode); } else { // File is not gzipped. rewind(stream->file); } } return stream; } // 0x4DF11C int xfilePrintFormatted(XFile* stream, const char* format, ...) { assert(format); // "format", "xfile.c", 305 va_list args; va_start(args, format); int rc = xfilePrintFormattedArgs(stream, format, args); va_end(args); return rc; } // [vfprintf]. // // 0x4DF1AC int xfilePrintFormattedArgs(XFile* stream, const char* format, va_list args) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 332 assert(format); // "format", "xfile.c", 333 int rc; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: rc = dfilePrintFormattedArgs(stream->dfile, format, args); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: rc = gzvprintf(stream->gzfile, format, args); break; default: rc = vfprintf(stream->file, format, args); break; } return rc; } // 0x4DF22C int xfileReadChar(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 354 int ch; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: ch = dfileReadChar(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: ch = gzgetc(stream->gzfile); break; default: ch = fgetc(stream->file); break; } return ch; } // 0x4DF280 char* xfileReadString(char* string, int size, XFile* stream) { assert(string); // "s", "xfile.c", 375 assert(size); // "n", "xfile.c", 376 assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 377 char* result; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: result = dfileReadString(string, size, stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: result = gzgets(stream->gzfile, string, size); break; default: result = fgets(string, size, stream->file); break; } return result; } // 0x4DF320 int xfileWriteChar(int ch, XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 399 int rc; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: rc = dfileWriteChar(ch, stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: rc = gzputc(stream->gzfile, ch); break; default: rc = fputc(ch, stream->file); break; } return rc; } // 0x4DF380 int xfileWriteString(const char* string, XFile* stream) { assert(string); // "s", "xfile.c", 421 assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 422 int rc; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: rc = dfileWriteString(string, stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: rc = gzputs(stream->gzfile, string); break; default: rc = fputs(string, stream->file); break; } return rc; } // 0x4DF44C size_t xfileRead(void* ptr, size_t size, size_t count, XFile* stream) { assert(ptr); // "ptr", "xfile.c", 421 assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 422 size_t elementsRead; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: elementsRead = dfileRead(ptr, size, count, stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: // FIXME: There is a bug in the return value. Both [dfileRead] and // [fread] returns number of elements read, but [gzwrite] have no such // concept, it works with bytes, and returns number of bytes read. // Depending on the [size] and [count] parameters this function can // return wrong result. elementsRead = gzread(stream->gzfile, ptr, size * count); break; default: elementsRead = fread(ptr, size, count, stream->file); break; } return elementsRead; } // 0x4DF4E8 size_t xfileWrite(const void* ptr, size_t size, size_t count, XFile* stream) { assert(ptr); // "ptr", "xfile.c", 504 assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 505 size_t elementsWritten; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: elementsWritten = dfileWrite(ptr, size, count, stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: // FIXME: There is a bug in the return value. [fwrite] returns number // of elements written (while [dfileWrite] does not support writing at // all), but [gzwrite] have no such concept, it works with bytes, and // returns number of bytes written. Depending on the [size] and [count] // parameters this function can return wrong result. elementsWritten = gzwrite(stream->gzfile, ptr, size * count); break; default: elementsWritten = fwrite(ptr, size, count, stream->file); break; } return elementsWritten; } // 0x4DF5D8 int xfileSeek(XFile* stream, long offset, int origin) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 547 int result; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: result = dfileSeek(stream->dfile, offset, origin); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: result = gzseek(stream->gzfile, offset, origin); break; default: result = fseek(stream->file, offset, origin); break; } return result; } // 0x4DF690 long xfileTell(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 588 long pos; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: pos = dfileTell(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: pos = gztell(stream->gzfile); break; default: pos = ftell(stream->file); break; } return pos; } // 0x4DF6E4 void xfileRewind(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 608 switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: dfileRewind(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: gzrewind(stream->gzfile); break; default: rewind(stream->file); break; } } // 0x4DF780 int xfileEof(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 648 int rc; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: rc = dfileEof(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: rc = gzeof(stream->gzfile); break; default: rc = feof(stream->file); break; } return rc; } // 0x4DF828 long xfileGetSize(XFile* stream) { assert(stream); // "stream", "xfile.c", 690 long fileSize; switch (stream->type) { case XFILE_TYPE_DFILE: fileSize = dfileGetSize(stream->dfile); break; case XFILE_TYPE_GZFILE: fileSize = 0; break; default: fileSize = filelength(fileno(stream->file)); break; } return fileSize; } // Closes all open xbases and opens a set of xbases specified by [paths]. // // [paths] is a set of paths separated by semicolon. Can be NULL, in this case // all open xbases are simply closed. // // 0x4DF878 bool xbaseReopenAll(char* paths) { // NOTE: Uninline. xbaseCloseAll(); if (paths != NULL) { char* tok = strtok(paths, ";"); while (tok != NULL) { if (!xbaseOpen(tok)) { return false; } tok = strtok(NULL, ";"); } } return true; } // 0x4DF938 bool xbaseOpen(const char* path) { assert(path); // "path", "xfile.c", 747 // Register atexit handler so that underlying dbase (if any) can be // gracefully closed. if (!gXbaseExitHandlerRegistered) { atexit(xbaseExitHandler); gXbaseExitHandlerRegistered = true; } XBase* curr = gXbaseHead; XBase* prev = NULL; while (curr != NULL) { if (stricmp(path, curr->path) == 0) { break; } prev = curr; curr = curr->next; } if (curr != NULL) { if (prev != NULL) { // Move found xbase to the top. prev->next = curr->next; curr->next = gXbaseHead; gXbaseHead = curr; } return true; } XBase* xbase = (XBase*)malloc(sizeof(*xbase)); if (xbase == NULL) { return false; } memset(xbase, 0, sizeof(*xbase)); xbase->path = strdup(path); if (xbase->path == NULL) { free(xbase); return false; } DBase* dbase = dbaseOpen(path); if (dbase != NULL) { xbase->isDbase = true; xbase->dbase = dbase; xbase->next = gXbaseHead; gXbaseHead = xbase; return true; } char workingDirectory[FILENAME_MAX]; if (getcwd(workingDirectory, FILENAME_MAX) == NULL) { // FIXME: Leaking xbase and path. return false; } if (chdir(path) == 0) { chdir(workingDirectory); xbase->next = gXbaseHead; gXbaseHead = xbase; return true; } if (xbaseMakeDirectory(path) != 0) { // FIXME: Leaking xbase and path. return false; } chdir(workingDirectory); xbase->next = gXbaseHead; gXbaseHead = xbase; return true; } // 0x4DFB3C bool xlistEnumerate(const char* pattern, XListEnumerationHandler* handler, XList* xlist) { assert(pattern); // "filespec", "xfile.c", 845 assert(handler); // "enumfunc", "xfile.c", 846 DirectoryFileFindData directoryFileFindData; XListEnumerationContext context; context.xlist = xlist; char drive[_MAX_DRIVE]; char dir[_MAX_DIR]; char fileName[_MAX_FNAME]; char extension[_MAX_EXT]; _splitpath(pattern, drive, dir, fileName, extension); if (drive[0] != '\0' || dir[0] == '\\' || dir[0] == '/' || dir[0] == '.') { if (fileFindFirst(pattern, &directoryFileFindData)) { do { bool isDirectory; char* entryName; #if defined(_MSC_VER) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.ffd.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.ffd.cFileName; #elif defined(__WATCOMC__) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.entry->d_attr & _A_SUBDIR) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.entry->d_name; #else #error Not implemented #endif if (isDirectory) { if (strcmp(entryName, "..") == 0 || strcmp(entryName, ".") == 0) { continue; } context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_DIRECTORY; } else { context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_FILE; } _makepath(context.name, drive, dir, entryName, NULL); if (!handler(&context)) { break; } } while (fileFindNext(&directoryFileFindData)); } return findFindClose(&directoryFileFindData); } XBase* xbase = gXbaseHead; while (xbase != NULL) { if (xbase->isDbase) { DFileFindData dbaseFindData; if (dbaseFindFirstEntry(xbase->dbase, &dbaseFindData, pattern)) { context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_DFILE; do { strcpy(context.name, dbaseFindData.fileName); if (!handler(&context)) { return dbaseFindClose(xbase->dbase, &dbaseFindData); } } while (dbaseFindNextEntry(xbase->dbase, &dbaseFindData)); dbaseFindClose(xbase->dbase, &dbaseFindData); } } else { char path[FILENAME_MAX]; sprintf(path, "%s\\%s", xbase->path, pattern); if (fileFindFirst(path, &directoryFileFindData)) { do { bool isDirectory; char* entryName; #if defined(_MSC_VER) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.ffd.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.ffd.cFileName; #elif defined(__WATCOMC__) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.entry->d_attr & _A_SUBDIR) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.entry->d_name; #else #error Not implemented #endif if (isDirectory) { if (strcmp(entryName, "..") == 0 || strcmp(entryName, ".") == 0) { continue; } context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_DIRECTORY; } else { context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_FILE; } _makepath(context.name, drive, dir, entryName, NULL); if (!handler(&context)) { break; } } while (fileFindNext(&directoryFileFindData)); } return findFindClose(&directoryFileFindData); } xbase = xbase->next; } _splitpath(pattern, drive, dir, fileName, extension); if (fileFindFirst(pattern, &directoryFileFindData)) { do { bool isDirectory; char* entryName; #if defined(_MSC_VER) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.ffd.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.ffd.cFileName; #elif defined(__WATCOMC__) isDirectory = (directoryFileFindData.entry->d_attr & _A_SUBDIR) != 0; entryName = directoryFileFindData.entry->d_name; #else #error Not implemented #endif if (isDirectory) { if (strcmp(entryName, "..") == 0 || strcmp(entryName, ".") == 0) { continue; } context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_DIRECTORY; } else { context.type = XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_FILE; } _makepath(context.name, drive, dir, entryName, NULL); if (!handler(&context)) { break; } } while (fileFindNext(&directoryFileFindData)); } return findFindClose(&directoryFileFindData); } // 0x4DFF28 bool xlistInit(const char* pattern, XList* xlist) { xlistEnumerate(pattern, xlistEnumerateHandler, xlist); return xlist->fileNamesLength != -1; } // 0x4DFF48 void xlistFree(XList* xlist) { assert(xlist); // "list", "xfile.c", 949 for (int index = 0; index < xlist->fileNamesLength; index++) { if (xlist->fileNames[index] != NULL) { free(xlist->fileNames[index]); } } free(xlist->fileNames); memset(xlist, 0, sizeof(*xlist)); } // Recursively creates specified file path. // // 0x4DFFAC int xbaseMakeDirectory(const char* filePath) { char workingDirectory[FILENAME_MAX]; if (getcwd(workingDirectory, FILENAME_MAX) == NULL) { return -1; } char drive[_MAX_DRIVE]; char dir[_MAX_DIR]; _splitpath(filePath, drive, dir, NULL, NULL); char path[FILENAME_MAX]; if (drive[0] != '\0' || dir[0] == '\\' || dir[0] == '/' || dir[0] == '.') { // [filePath] is an absolute path. strcpy(path, filePath); } else { // Find first directory-based xbase. XBase* curr = gXbaseHead; while (curr != NULL) { if (!curr->isDbase) { sprintf(path, "%s\\%s", curr->path, filePath); break; } curr = curr->next; } if (curr == NULL) { // Either there are no directory-based xbase, or there are no open // xbases at all - resolve path against current working directory. sprintf(path, "%s\\%s", workingDirectory, filePath); } } char* pch = path; if (*pch == '\\' || *pch == '/') { pch++; } while (*pch != '\0') { if (*pch == '\\' || *pch == '/') { char temp = *pch; *pch = '\0'; if (chdir(path) != 0) { if (mkdir(path) != 0) { chdir(workingDirectory); return -1; } } else { chdir(workingDirectory); } *pch = temp; } pch++; } // Last path component. mkdir(path); chdir(workingDirectory); return 0; } // Closes all xbases. // // NOTE: Inlined. // // 0x4E01F8 void xbaseCloseAll() { XBase* curr = gXbaseHead; gXbaseHead = NULL; while (curr != NULL) { XBase* next = curr->next; if (curr->isDbase) { dbaseClose(curr->dbase); } free(curr->path); free(curr); curr = next; } } // xbase atexit void xbaseExitHandler(void) { // NOTE: Uninline. xbaseCloseAll(); } // 0x4E0278 bool xlistEnumerateHandler(XListEnumerationContext* context) { if (context->type == XFILE_ENUMERATION_ENTRY_TYPE_DIRECTORY) { return true; } XList* xlist = context->xlist; char** fileNames = (char**)realloc(xlist->fileNames, sizeof(*fileNames) * (xlist->fileNamesLength + 1)); if (fileNames == NULL) { xlistFree(xlist); xlist->fileNamesLength = -1; return false; } xlist->fileNames = fileNames; fileNames[xlist->fileNamesLength] = strdup(context->name); if (fileNames[xlist->fileNamesLength] == NULL) { xlistFree(xlist); xlist->fileNamesLength = -1; return false; } xlist->fileNamesLength++; return true; }