FreeDOS/kernel/dosnames.c

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/*                         dosnames.c                           */
/*                           DOS-C                              */
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/*    Generic parsing functions for file name specifications    */
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/*                      Copyright (c) 1994                      */
/*                      Pasquale J. Villani                     */
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#include "portab.h"

#ifdef VERSION_STRINGS
static BYTE *dosnamesRcsId = "$Id$";
#endif

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#include "globals.h"

#define PathSep(c) ((c)=='/'||(c)=='\\')
#define DriveChar(c) (((c)>='A'&&(c)<='Z')||((c)>='a'&&(c)<='z'))
#define DirChar(c) (!strchr("\"[]:|<>+=;,", (c)))
#define NameChar(c) (!strchr(".\"/\\[]:|<>+=;,*?", (c)))
#define WildChar(c) (!strchr(".\"/\\[]:|<>+=;,", (c)))

VOID XlateLcase(BYTE * szFname, COUNT nChars);
VOID DosTrimPath(BYTE FAR * lpszPathNamep);

/* Should be converted to a portable version after v1.0 is released.    */
VOID XlateLcase(BYTE * szFname, COUNT nChars)
{
  while (nChars--)
  {
    if (*szFname >= 'a' && *szFname <= 'z')
      *szFname -= ('a' - 'A');
    ++szFname;
  }
}

VOID SpacePad(BYTE * szString, COUNT nChars)
{
  REG COUNT i;

  for (i = strlen(szString); i < nChars; i++)
    szString[i] = ' ';
}

COUNT ParseDosName(BYTE FAR * lpszFileName,
                   COUNT * pnDrive,
                   BYTE * pszDir,
                   BYTE * pszFile,
                   BYTE * pszExt,
                   BOOL bAllowWildcards)
{
  COUNT nDirCnt,
    nFileCnt,
    nExtCnt;
  BYTE FAR *lpszLclDir,
    FAR * lpszLclFile,
    FAR * lpszLclExt;

  /* Initialize the users data fields                             */
  if (pszDir)
    *pszDir = '\0';
  if (pszFile)
    *pszFile = '\0';
  if (pszExt)
    *pszExt = '\0';
  lpszLclFile = lpszLclExt = lpszLclDir = 0;
  nDirCnt = nFileCnt = nExtCnt = 0;

  /* Start by cheking for a drive specifier ...                   */
  if (DriveChar(*lpszFileName) && ':' == lpszFileName[1])
  {
    /* found a drive, fetch it and bump pointer past drive  */
    /* NB: this code assumes ASCII                          */
    if (pnDrive)
    {
      *pnDrive = *lpszFileName - 'A';
      if (*pnDrive > 26)
        *pnDrive -= ('a' - 'A');
    }
    lpszFileName += 2;
  }
  else
  {
    if (pnDrive)
    {
      *pnDrive = -1;
    }
  }
  if (!pszDir && !pszFile && !pszExt)
    return SUCCESS;

  /* Now see how long a directory component we have.              */
  lpszLclDir = lpszLclFile = lpszFileName;
  while (DirChar(*lpszFileName))
  {
    if (PathSep(*lpszFileName))
      lpszLclFile = lpszFileName + 1;
    ++lpszFileName;
  }
  nDirCnt = lpszLclFile - lpszLclDir;
  /* Parse out the file name portion.                             */
  lpszFileName = lpszLclFile;
  while (bAllowWildcards ? WildChar(*lpszFileName) : NameChar(*lpszFileName))
  {
    ++nFileCnt;
    ++lpszFileName;
  }

  if (nFileCnt == 0)
/* Lixing Yuan Patch */
     if (bAllowWildcards)  /* for find first */
     {
       if (*lpszFileName == '.')
         lpszFileName++;
       if (*lpszFileName == '.')
         lpszFileName++;
       if (*lpszFileName != '\0')
         return DE_FILENOTFND;
       if (pszDir)
       {
         if ((lpszFileName - lpszLclFile) == 2) /* for tail DotDot */
           nDirCnt += 2;
         if (nDirCnt > PARSE_MAX)
           nDirCnt = PARSE_MAX;
         fbcopy(lpszLclDir, (BYTE FAR *) pszDir, nDirCnt);
         if (((lpszFileName - lpszLclFile) == 2) && (nDirCnt < PARSE_MAX))
           pszDir[nDirCnt++] = '\\';  /* make DosTrimPath() enjoy, for tail DotDot */
         pszDir[nDirCnt] = '\0';
         DosTrimPath(pszDir);
       }
       if (pszFile)
       {
         *pszFile++ = '*';
         *pszFile = '\0';
       }
       if (pszExt)
       {
         *pszExt++ = '*';
         *pszExt = '\0';
       }
       return SUCCESS;
     }
   else
    return DE_FILENOTFND;


  /* Now we have pointers set to the directory portion and the    */
  /* file portion.  Now determine the existance of an extension.  */
  lpszLclExt = lpszFileName;
  if ('.' == *lpszFileName)
  {
    lpszLclExt = ++lpszFileName;
    while (*lpszFileName)
    {
      if (bAllowWildcards ? WildChar(*lpszFileName) : NameChar(*lpszFileName))
      {
        ++nExtCnt;
        ++lpszFileName;
      }
      else
        return DE_FILENOTFND;
    }
  }
  else if (*lpszFileName)
    return DE_FILENOTFND;

  /* Fix lengths to maximums allowed by MS-DOS.                   */
  if (nDirCnt > PARSE_MAX)
    nDirCnt = PARSE_MAX;
  if (nFileCnt > FNAME_SIZE)
    nFileCnt = FNAME_SIZE;
  if (nExtCnt > FEXT_SIZE)
    nExtCnt = FEXT_SIZE;

  /* Finally copy whatever the user wants extracted to the user's */
  /* buffers.                                                     */
  if (pszDir)
  {
    fbcopy(lpszLclDir, (BYTE FAR *) pszDir, nDirCnt);
    pszDir[nDirCnt] = '\0';
  }
  if (pszFile)
  {
    fbcopy(lpszLclFile, (BYTE FAR *) pszFile, nFileCnt);
    pszFile[nFileCnt] = '\0';
  }
  if (pszExt)
  {
    fbcopy(lpszLclExt, (BYTE FAR *) pszExt, nExtCnt);
    pszExt[nExtCnt] = '\0';
  }

  /* Clean up before leaving                              */
  if (pszDir)
    DosTrimPath(pszDir);


  return SUCCESS;
}

COUNT ParseDosPath(BYTE FAR * lpszFileName,
                   COUNT * pnDrive,
                   BYTE * pszDir,
                   BYTE FAR * pszCurPath)
{
  COUNT nDirCnt,
    nPathCnt;
  BYTE FAR *lpszLclDir,
   *pszBase = pszDir;

  /* Initialize the users data fields                             */
  *pszDir = '\0';
  lpszLclDir = 0;
  nDirCnt = nPathCnt = 0;

  /* Start by cheking for a drive specifier ...                   */
  if (DriveChar(*lpszFileName) && ':' == lpszFileName[1])
  {
    /* found a drive, fetch it and bump pointer past drive  */
    /* NB: this code assumes ASCII                          */
    if (pnDrive)
    {
      *pnDrive = *lpszFileName - 'A';
      if (*pnDrive > 26)
        *pnDrive -= ('a' - 'A');
    }
    lpszFileName += 2;
  }
  else
  {
    if (pnDrive)
    {
      *pnDrive = -1;
    }
  }

  lpszLclDir = lpszFileName;
  if (!PathSep(*lpszLclDir))
  {
    fstrncpy(pszDir, pszCurPath, PARSE_MAX);
    nPathCnt = fstrlen(pszCurPath);
    if (!PathSep(pszDir[nPathCnt - 1]) && nPathCnt < PARSE_MAX)
      pszDir[nPathCnt++] = '\\';
    if (nPathCnt > PARSE_MAX)
      nPathCnt = PARSE_MAX;
    pszDir += nPathCnt;
  }

  /* Now see how long a directory component we have.              */
  while (NameChar(*lpszFileName)
         || PathSep(*lpszFileName)
         || '.' == *lpszFileName)
  {
    ++nDirCnt;
    ++lpszFileName;
  }

  /* Fix lengths to maximums allowed by MS-DOS.                   */
  if ((nDirCnt + nPathCnt) > PARSE_MAX)
    nDirCnt = PARSE_MAX - nPathCnt;

  /* Finally copy whatever the user wants extracted to the user's */
  /* buffers.                                                     */
  if (pszDir)
  {
    fbcopy(lpszLclDir, (BYTE FAR *) pszDir, nDirCnt);
    pszDir[nDirCnt] = '\0';
  }

  /* Clean up before leaving                              */
  DosTrimPath((BYTE FAR *) pszBase);

  /* Before returning to the user, eliminate any useless          */
  /* trailing "\\." since the path prior to this is sufficient.   */
  nPathCnt = strlen(pszBase);
  if (2 == nPathCnt)            /* Special case, root           */
  {
    if (!strcmp(pszBase, "\\."))
      pszBase[1] = '\0';
  }
  else if (2 < nPathCnt)
  {
    if (!strcmp(&pszBase[nPathCnt - 2], "\\."))
      pszBase[nPathCnt - 2] = '\0';
  }

  return SUCCESS;
}


VOID DosTrimPath(BYTE FAR * lpszPathNamep)
{
  BYTE FAR *lpszLast,
    FAR * lpszNext,
    FAR * lpszRoot = (BYTE FAR *) 0;
  COUNT nChars,
    flDotDot;

  /* First, convert all '/' to '\'.  Look for root as we scan     */
  if (*lpszPathNamep == '\\')
    lpszRoot = lpszPathNamep;
  for (lpszNext = lpszPathNamep; *lpszNext; ++lpszNext)
  {
    if (*lpszNext == '/')
      *lpszNext = '\\';
    if (!lpszRoot &&
        *lpszNext == ':' && *(lpszNext + 1) == '\\')
      lpszRoot = lpszNext + 1;
  }

  for (lpszLast = lpszNext = lpszPathNamep, nChars = 0;
       *lpszNext != '\0' && nChars < NAMEMAX;)
  {
    /* Initialize flag for loop.                            */
    flDotDot = FALSE;

    /* If we are at a path seperator, check for extra path  */
    /* seperator, '.' and '..' to reduce.                   */
    if (*lpszNext == '\\')
    {
      /* If it's '\', just move everything down one.  */
      if (*(lpszNext + 1) == '\\')
        fstrncpy(lpszNext, lpszNext + 1, NAMEMAX);
      /* also check for '.' and '..' and move down    */
      /* as appropriate.                              */
      else if (*(lpszNext + 1) == '.')
      {
        if (*(lpszNext + 2) == '.'
            && !(*(lpszNext + 3)))
        {
          /* At the end, just truncate    */
          /* and exit.                    */
          if (lpszLast == lpszRoot)
            *(lpszLast + 1) = '\0';
          else
            *lpszLast = '\0';
          return;
        }

        if (*(lpszNext + 2) == '.'
            && *(lpszNext + 3) == '\\')
        {
          fstrncpy(lpszLast, lpszNext + 3, NAMEMAX);
          /* bump back to the last        */
          /* seperator.                   */
          lpszNext = lpszLast;
          /* set lpszLast to the last one */
          if (lpszLast <= lpszPathNamep)
            continue;
          do
          {
            --lpszLast;
          }
          while (lpszLast != lpszPathNamep
                 && *lpszLast != '\\');
          flDotDot = TRUE;
        }
        /* Note: we skip strange stuff that     */
        /* starts with '.'                      */
        else if (*(lpszNext + 2) == '\\')
        {
          fstrncpy(lpszNext, lpszNext + 2, NAMEMAX);
        }
        /* If we're at the end of a string,     */
        /* just exit.                           */
        else if (*(lpszNext + 2) == NULL)
        {
          return;
        }
        /*
           Added this "else" because otherwise we might not pass
           any of the foregoing tests, as in the case where the
           incoming string refers to a suffix only, like ".bat"

           -SRM
         */
        else
        {
          lpszLast = lpszNext++;
        }
      }
      else
      {
        /* No '.' or '\' so mark it and bump    */
        /* past                                 */
        lpszLast = lpszNext++;
        continue;
      }

      /* Done.  Now set last to next to mark this     */
      /* instance of path seperator.                  */
      if (!flDotDot)
        lpszLast = lpszNext;
    }
    else
      /* For all other cases, bump lpszNext for the   */
      /* next check                                   */
      ++lpszNext;
  }
}