SDLPAL/util.h

/* -*- mode: c; tab-width: 4; c-basic-offset: 4; c-file-style: "linux" -*- */
//
// Copyright (c) 2009-2011, Wei Mingzhi <whistler_wmz@users.sf.net>.
// Copyright (c) 2011-2017, SDLPAL development team.
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//
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//

#ifndef UTIL_H
#define UTIL_H

#include "common.h"

PAL_C_LINKAGE_BEGIN

void
UTIL_MsgBox(
   char *string
);

long
flength(
   FILE *fp
);

void
trim(
   char *str
);

char *
UTIL_GlobalBuffer(
	int         index
);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Does a varargs printf into the user-supplied buffer,
	so we don't need to have varargs versions of all text functions.

  Parameters:

    buffer - user-supplied buffer.
	buflen - size of the buffer, including null-terminator.
    format - the format string.

  Return value:

    The value of buffer if buffer is non-NULL and buflen > 0, otherwise NULL.

--*/
char *
UTIL_va(
	char       *buffer,
	int         buflen,
	const char *format,
	...
);
#define PAL_va(i, fmt, ...) UTIL_va(UTIL_GlobalBuffer(i), PAL_GLOBAL_BUFFER_SIZE, fmt, __VA_ARGS__)

int
RandomLong(
   int from,
   int to
);

float
RandomFloat(
   float from,
   float to
);

void
UTIL_Delay(
   unsigned int ms
);

void
TerminateOnError(
   const char *fmt,
   ...
);

void *
UTIL_malloc(
   size_t               buffer_size
);

void *
UTIL_calloc(
   size_t               n,
   size_t               size
);

FILE *
UTIL_OpenRequiredFile(
   LPCSTR               lpszFileName
);

FILE *
UTIL_OpenRequiredFileForMode(
   LPCSTR               lpszFileName,
   LPCSTR               szMode
);

FILE *
UTIL_OpenFile(
   LPCSTR               lpszFileName
);

FILE *
UTIL_OpenFileForMode(
   LPCSTR               lpszFileName,
   LPCSTR               szMode
);

VOID
UTIL_CloseFile(
   FILE                *fp
);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Combine the 'dir' and 'file' part into a single path string.
	If 'dir' is non-NULL, then it ensures that the output string contains
	'/' between 'dir' and 'file' (no matter whether 'file' is NULL or not).

  Parameters:

    buffer - user-supplied buffer.
	buflen - size of the buffer, including null-terminator.
    dir    - the directory path.
	file   - the file path.

  Return value:

    The value of buffer if buffer is non-NULL and buflen > 0, otherwise NULL.

--*/
const char *
UTIL_CombinePath(
	char       *buffer,
	int         buflen,
	int         numentry,
	...
);
#define PAL_CombinePath(i, d, f) UTIL_CombinePath(UTIL_GlobalBuffer(i), PAL_GLOBAL_BUFFER_SIZE, 2, (d), (f))

/*
 * Platform-specific utilities
 */

BOOL
UTIL_GetScreenSize(
	DWORD *pdwScreenWidth,
	DWORD *pdwScreenHeight
);

BOOL
UTIL_IsAbsolutePath(
	const char *lpszFileName
);

int
UTIL_Platform_Init(
	int   argc,
	char *argv[]
);

void
UTIL_Platform_Quit(
	void
);


/*
 * Logging utilities
 */

/*++
  Purpose:

    The pointer to callback function that produces actual log output.

  Parameters:

    [IN]  level    - The log level of this output call.
	[IN]  full_log - The full log string produced by UTIL_LogOutput.
	[IN]  user_log - The log string produced by user-provided format.

  Return value:

    None.

--*/
typedef void(*LOGCALLBACK)(LOGLEVEL level, const char *full_log, const char *user_log);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Adds a log output callback.

  Parameters:

    [IN]  callback     - The callback function to be added. Once added,
	                     it will be called by UTIL_LogOutput.
    [IN]  loglevel     - The minimal log level that the callback should
	                     be called. Any log whose level below this will
						 be ignored by the callback.

  Return value:

    The slot id (>= 0), -1 if all slots are used or callback is NULL.

--*/
int
UTIL_LogAddOutputCallback(
	LOGCALLBACK    callback,
	LOGLEVEL       loglevel
);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Removes a log output callback.

  Parameters:

    [IN]  id           - The id of callback function to be removed.

  Return value:

    None

--*/
void
UTIL_LogRemoveOutputCallback(
	int            id
);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Set the minimal log level that could be output.
	Any level below this level will produce no output.

  Parameters:

    [IN]  minlevel - The minimal log level, must be within the
	                 range [LOGLEVEL_MIN, LOGLEVEL_MAX].

  Return value:

    None.

--*/
void
UTIL_LogOutput(
	LOGLEVEL       level,
	const char    *fmt,
	...
);

/*++
  Purpose:

    Set the minimal log level that could be output.
	Any level below this level will produce no output.

  Parameters:

    [IN]  minlevel - The minimal log level, must be within the
	                 range [LOGLEVEL_MIN, LOGLEVEL_MAX].

  Return value:

    None.

--*/
void
UTIL_LogSetLevel(
	LOGLEVEL       minlevel
);

void
UTIL_LogToFile(
	LOGLEVEL       _,
	const char    *string,
	const char    *__
);

PAL_C_LINKAGE_END

#endif