fatdir.c

GNU FreeDOS兼容MS DOS很好的东东.

      /* Search through the FAT to find the block     */
      /* that this entry is in.                       */
#ifdef DISPLAY_GETBLOCK
      printf("dir_write: ");
#endif
      if (map_cluster(fnp, XFR_READ) != SUCCESS)
      {
        release_f_node(fnp);
        return FALSE;
      }

      bp = getblock_from_off(fnp, secsize);
      bp->b_flag &= ~(BFR_DATA | BFR_FAT);
      bp->b_flag |= BFR_DIR | BFR_VALID;
#ifdef DISPLAY_GETBLOCK
      printf("DIR (dir_write)\n");
#endif
    }

    /* Now that we have a block, transfer the directory      */
    /* entry into the block.                                */
    if (bp == NULL)
    {
      release_f_node(fnp);
      return FALSE;
    }

    swap_deleted(fnp->f_dir.dir_name);

    putdirent(&fnp->f_dir, &bp->b_buffer[(fnp->f_diroff * DIRENT_SIZE) %
                                         fnp->f_dpb->dpb_secsize]);

    swap_deleted(fnp->f_dir.dir_name);

    bp->b_flag &= ~(BFR_DATA | BFR_FAT);
    bp->b_flag |= BFR_DIR | BFR_DIRTY | BFR_VALID;
  }
  return TRUE;
}
#endif

VOID dir_close(REG f_node_ptr fnp)
{
  /* Test for invalid f_nodes                                     */
  if (fnp == NULL || !(fnp->f_flags & F_DDIR))
    return;

#ifndef IPL
  /* Write out the entry                                          */
  dir_write(fnp);

#endif
  /* Clear buffers after release                                  */
  /* hazard: no error checking! */
  flush_buffers(fnp->f_dpb->dpb_unit);

  /* and release this instance of the fnode                       */
  release_f_node(fnp);
}

#ifndef IPL
COUNT dos_findfirst(UCOUNT attr, BYTE * name)
{
  REG f_node_ptr fnp;
  REG dmatch *dmp = &sda_tmp_dm;
  REG COUNT i;

/*  printf("ff %Fs\n", name);*/

  /* The findfirst/findnext calls are probably the worst of the   */
  /* DOS calls. They must work somewhat on the fly (i.e. - open   */
  /* but never close). Since we don't want to lose fnodes every   */
  /* time a directory is searched, we will initialize the DOS     */
  /* dirmatch structure and then for every find, we will open the */
  /* current directory, do a seek and read, then close the fnode. */

  /* Parse out the file name */
  i = ParseDosName(name, SearchDir.dir_name, TRUE);
  if (i < SUCCESS)
    return i;
/*
  printf("\nff %s", Tname);
  printf("ff %s", fcbname);
*/

  /* Now search through the directory to find the entry...        */

  /* Special handling - the volume id is only in the root         */
  /* directory and only searched for once.  So we need to open    */
  /* the root and return only the first entry that contains the   */
  /* volume id bit set.                                           */
  if ((attr & (D_VOLID|D_DIR))==D_VOLID)
    i = 3;
  /* Now open this directory so that we can read the      */
  /* fnode entry and do a match on it.                    */

/*  printf("dir_open %s\n", szDirName);*/
  {
    char tmp = name[i];
    name[i] = '\0';
    if ((fnp = dir_open(name)) == NULL)
      return DE_PATHNOTFND;
    name[i] = tmp;
  }

  /* Now initialize the dirmatch structure.            */

  dmp->dm_drive = name[0] - 'A';
  dmp->dm_attr_srch = attr;

  /* Copy the raw pattern from our data segment to the DTA. */
  fmemcpy(dmp->dm_name_pat, SearchDir.dir_name, FNAME_SIZE + FEXT_SIZE);

  if ((attr & (D_VOLID|D_DIR))==D_VOLID)
  {
    /* Now do the search                                    */
    while (dir_read(fnp) == 1)
    {
      /* Test the attribute and return first found    */
      if ((fnp->f_dir.dir_attrib & ~(D_RDONLY | D_ARCHIVE)) == D_VOLID &&
          fnp->f_dir.dir_name[0] != DELETED)
      {
        dmp->dm_dircluster = fnp->f_dirstart;   /* TE */
        memcpy(&SearchDir, &fnp->f_dir, sizeof(struct dirent));
#ifdef DEBUG
        printf("dos_findfirst: %11s\n", fnp->f_dir.dir_name);
#endif
        dir_close(fnp);
        return SUCCESS;
      }
      fnp->f_diroff++;
    }

    /* Now that we've done our failed search, close it and  */
    /* return an error.                                     */
    dir_close(fnp);
    return DE_NFILES;
  }
  /* Otherwise just do a normal find next                         */
  else
  {
    dmp->dm_entry = 0;
    dmp->dm_dircluster = fnp->f_dirstart;
    dir_close(fnp);
    return dos_findnext();
  }
}

/*
    BUGFIX TE 06/28/01 
    
    when using FcbFindXxx, the only information available is
    the cluster number + entrycount. everything else MUST\
    be recalculated. 
    a good test for this is MSDOS CHKDSK, which now (seems too) work
*/

COUNT dos_findnext(void)
{
  REG f_node_ptr fnp;
  REG dmatch *dmp = &sda_tmp_dm;

  /* Allocate an fnode if possible - error return (0) if not.     */
  if ((fnp = get_f_node()) == (f_node_ptr) 0)
  {
    return DE_NFILES;
  }

  memset(fnp, 0, sizeof(*fnp));

  /* Force the fnode into read-write mode                         */
  fnp->f_mode = RDWR;

  /* Select the default to help non-drive specified path          */
  /* searches...                                                  */
  fnp->f_dpb = get_dpb(dmp->dm_drive);
  if (media_check(fnp->f_dpb) < 0)
  {
    release_f_node(fnp);
    return DE_NFILES;
  }

  dir_init_fnode(fnp, dmp->dm_dircluster);

  /* Search through the directory to find the entry, but do a     */
  /* seek first.                                                  */
  fnp->f_diroff = dmp->dm_entry;

  /* Loop through the directory                                   */
  while (dir_read(fnp) == 1)
  {
    ++dmp->dm_entry;
    ++fnp->f_diroff;
    if (fnp->f_dir.dir_name[0] != '\0' && fnp->f_dir.dir_name[0] != DELETED
        && !(fnp->f_dir.dir_attrib & D_VOLID))
    {
      if (fcmp_wild(dmp->dm_name_pat, fnp->f_dir.dir_name, FNAME_SIZE + FEXT_SIZE))
      {
        /*
           MSD Command.com uses FCB FN 11 & 12 with attrib set to 0x16.
           Bits 0x21 seem to get set some where in MSD so Rd and Arc
           files are returned. 
           RdOnly + Archive bits are ignored
         */

        /* Test the attribute as the final step */
        if (!(fnp->f_dir.dir_attrib & D_VOLID) &&
            !(~dmp->dm_attr_srch & (D_DIR | D_SYSTEM | D_HIDDEN) &
              fnp->f_dir.dir_attrib))
        {
          /* If found, transfer it to the dmatch structure                */
          dmp->dm_dircluster = fnp->f_dirstart;
          memcpy(&SearchDir, &fnp->f_dir, sizeof(struct dirent));
          /* return the result                                            */
          release_f_node(fnp);
          return SUCCESS;
        }
      }
    }
  }


#ifdef DEBUG
  printf("dos_findnext: %11s\n", fnp->f_dir.dir_name);
#endif
  /* return the result                                            */
  release_f_node(fnp);

  return DE_NFILES;
}
#endif
/*
    this receives a name in 11 char field NAME+EXT and builds 
    a zeroterminated string

    unfortunately, blanks are allowed in filenames. like 
        "test e", " test .y z",...
        
    so we have to work from the last blank backward 
*/
void ConvertName83ToNameSZ(BYTE FAR * destSZ, BYTE FAR * srcFCBName)
{
  int loop;
  int noExtension = FALSE;

  if (*srcFCBName == '.')
  {
    noExtension = TRUE;
  }

  fmemcpy(destSZ, srcFCBName, FNAME_SIZE);

  srcFCBName += FNAME_SIZE;

  for (loop = FNAME_SIZE; --loop >= 0;)
  {
    if (destSZ[loop] != ' ')
      break;
  }
  destSZ += loop + 1;

  if (!noExtension)             /* not for ".", ".." */
  {

    for (loop = FEXT_SIZE; --loop >= 0;)
    {
      if (srcFCBName[loop] != ' ')
        break;
    }
    if (loop >= 0)
    {
      *destSZ++ = '.';
      fmemcpy(destSZ, srcFCBName, loop + 1);
      destSZ += loop + 1;
    }
  }
  *destSZ = '\0';
}

#if 0
/*
    returns the asciiSZ length of a 8.3 filename
*/

int FileName83Length(BYTE * filename83)
{
  BYTE buff[13];

  ConvertName83ToNameSZ(buff, filename83);

  return strlen(buff);
}
#endif