/******************************************************************************
* FIDOCONFIG --- library for fidonet configs
******************************************************************************
* Copyright (C) 1998-1999
*
* Matthias Tichy
*
* Fido: 2:2433/1245 2:2433/1247 2:2432/605.14
* Internet: mtt@tichy.de
*
* Grimmestr. 12 Buchholzer Weg 4
* 33098 Paderborn 40472 Duesseldorf
* Germany Germany
*
* This file is part of FIDOCONFIG.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Library General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
* License along with this library; see file COPYING. If not, write to the Free
* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*****************************************************************************
* $Id: common.h,v 1.84.2.1 2003/04/15 15:12:41 stas_degteff Exp $
*/
#ifndef _COMMON_H
#define _COMMON_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <smapi/compiler.h>
#include "typesize.h"
#include "fidoconf.h"
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#define SIZE_aka2str 24 /* Size of static variable returned by aka2str() */
#define nfree(a) { if (a != NULL) { free(a); a = NULL; } }
/* common functions */
FCONF_EXT int copyString(char *str, char **pmem);
/*DOC
* Copy string from *str to *pmem, allocating memory as needed
NOTE! *pmem must be NULL, if not NULL, it will be free().
*/
int copyStringUntilSep(char *str, char *seps, char **dest);
/*DOC
* Copy chars from str to *dest until one of the chars in seps appears
* memory is allocated as needed
* *dest will be freed if non-NULL
* returns number of chars copied
*/
FCONF_EXT void *memdup(void *p, size_t size);
/*DOC
* Input: a chunk of memory, with size bytes
* Output: a copy of it
*/
FCONF_EXT long str2attr(const char *str);
/*DOC
Input: Msg flag name
Output: value with corresponding bit set or -1L else
*/
FCONF_EXT char *attr2str(long attr);
/*DOC
Input: Msg flag bitmask
Output: flags string, dynamic allocated, space separated
*/
FCONF_EXT char *extattr(const char *line);
/*DOC
Input: Msg extended flag name
Output: Uppercased flag name or NULL if flag unknown
*/
FCONF_EXT int addrComp(const hs_addr a1, const hs_addr a2);
/*DOC
Input: two addresses
Output: 0, or !0
FZ: 0 ist returned if the two addresses are the same, !0 else
*/
FCONF_EXT char *strrstr(const char *HAYSTACK, const char *NEEDLE);
/*DOC
Input: two constant null-terminated strings
Output: NULL or the point to a null-terminated string
FZ: finds the LAST occurence of NEEDLE in HAYSTACK
(same as strstr but last occurence
*/
FCONF_EXT char *fc_stristr(const char *str, const char *find);
/*
* Find the first occurrence of find in s ignoring case
*/
FCONF_EXT void string2addr(const char *string, hs_addr *addr);
/*DOC
Input: string is an \0-terminated array of chars. is a pointer to a struct addr.
Output: ./.
FZ: string2addr converts a char[] to an addr. If string is not an addr NULL ist returned.
*/
FCONF_EXT UINT16 getUINT16(FILE *in);
/*DOC
Input: in is an file stream opened for reading.
Output: getUINT16 returns an UINT16
FZ: the UINT15 is read from the stream using the method lowByte, highByte.
*/
FCONF_EXT int fputUINT16(FILE *out, UINT16 word);
/*DOC
Input: out is an file opened for writing.
word is the UINT16 which should be written
Output: fputUIN16 returns the return of the second fputc call.
FZ: fputUINT16 writes word into the stream using the order lowByte, highByte.
*/
FCONF_EXT INT fgetsUntil0(UCHAR *str, size_t n, FILE *f, char *filter);
/*DOC
Input: n-1 chars are read at most.
str is a buffer with the length n.
f is a file stream opened for reading.
filter is a string with characters that shoudn't be reading
Output: fgetsUntil0 returns the number of chars read including the last \0
FZ: fgetsUntil0 reads chars into the buffer until eof(f) || n-1 are read || a \0 is encountered.
*/
FCONF_EXT char *stripLeadingChars(char *str, const char *chr);
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0-terminated string
chr contains a list of characters.
Output: stripLeadingChars returns a pointer to a string
FZ: all leading characters which are in chr are deleted.
str is changed and returned.
*/
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0-terminated string
chr contains a list of characters.
Output: stripTrailingChars returns a pointer to a string
FZ: all trailing characters which are in chr are deleted.
str is changed and returned (not reallocated, simply shorted).
*/
FCONF_EXT char *stripTrailingChars(char *str, const char *chr);
#define stripRoundingChars(str,chrs) (stripTrailingChars(stripLeadingChars((str),(chrs)),(chrs)))
FCONF_EXT char *strUpper(char *str);
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0 terminated string
Output: a pointer to a \0 terminated string is returned.
FZ: strUpper converts the string from lower case to upper case.
*/
FCONF_EXT char *strLower(char *str);
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0 terminated string
Output: a pointer to a \0 terminated string is returned.
FZ: strLower converts the string from upper case to lower case.
*/
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT char *GetFilenameFromPathname(const char* pathname);
/* Get the object name from the end of a full or partial pathname.
The GetFilenameFromPathname function gets the file (or directory) name
from the end of a full or partial pathname. Returns The file (or directory)
name
*/
/* will be moved to huskylib */
#define basename(f) GetFilenameFromPathname(f)
/* will be moved to huskylib */
/* Get the object name from the end of a full or partial pathname (OS-independed).
This function gets the file (or directory) name from the end of a full
or partial pathname for any path style: UNIX, DOS or mixed (mixed style
may be used in Windows NT OS family).
Returns the file (or directory) name: pointer to part of all original pathname.
*/
FCONF_EXT char *OS_independed_basename(const char *pathname);
/* will be moved to huskylib */
/* Return directory part of pathname (without filename, '/' or '\\' present at end)
* Return value is pointer to malloc'ed string;
* if pathname is filenfme without directory return current directory (./ or .\)
*/
FCONF_EXT char *GetDirnameFromPathname(const char* pathname);
#define dirname(f) GetDirnameFromPathname(f)
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT char *makeMsgbFileName(ps_fidoconfig config, char *s);
/*
makes correct file neme fot echo or fecho area
*/
FCONF_EXT char *shell_expand(char *str);
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0 terminated string which must have been malloc'ed
Ouput: a pointer to a \0 terminated string is returned which must be free'd
FZ: shell_expand expands the strings just like ~/.msged to /home/mtt/.msged
see sh(1) for further explanations
*/
FCONF_EXT char *vars_expand(char *str);
/*DOC
Input: str is a \0 terminated string which must have been malloc'ed
Ouput: a pointer to a \0 terminated string is returned which must be free'd
FZ: vars_expand expands the strings just like [home]/etc to /home/fnet/etc
and (under unix and os2/emx) `uname` to Linux
*/
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT char *makeUniqueDosFileName(const char *dir, const char *ext, s_fidoconfig *config);
/*DOC
Input: dir: \0 terminated string designating the destination directory
ext: \0 terminated string designating the file extension w/o dot
config: is used to generate a node specific offset
Output: a pointer to a malloc'ed \0 terminated string is returned.
FZ: Creates a unique DOS compatible file name inside the given directory.
See the comments in common.c for further explanations
*/
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT int NCreateOutboundFileName(ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link, e_flavour prio, e_pollType typ);
FCONF_EXT int NCreateOutboundFileNameAka(ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link, e_flavour prio, e_pollType typ, hs_addr *aka);
/*DOC
Input: link is the link whose OutboundFileName should be created.
prio is some kind of CRASH, HOLD, NORMAL
typ is some kind of PKT, REQUEST, FLOFILE
Output: a pointer to a char is returned.
FZ: 1 is returned if link is busy
-1 can't create bsy file
0 else
*/
/* fileBoxes support */
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT int needUseFileBoxForLink (ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link);
FCONF_EXT int needUseFileBoxForLinkAka (ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link, hs_addr *aka);
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT char *makeFileBoxName (ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link);
FCONF_EXT char *makeFileBoxNameAka (ps_fidoconfig config, s_link *link, hs_addr *aka);
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT void fillCmdStatement(char *cmd, const char *call, const char *archiv, const char *file, const char *path);
/* will be moved to huskylib */
/* Change file sufix (add if not present).
inc = 1 - increment suffix of file if new file exist;
rename file; return new file name or NULL; set errno
inc = 0 - do not increment suffix, do not rename file, return new suffix only
if 1st or 2nd parameter is NULL return NULL and set errno to EINVAL
*/
FCONF_EXT char* changeFileSuffix(char *fileName, char *newSuffix, int inc);
/* will be moved to huskylib */
FCONF_EXT int move_file(const char *from, const char *to, const int force_rewrite);
/* DOC
Input: source and destination filename
Output: 0 if OK, != 0 and errno set on error
FZ: Move a file, works even over file system boundaries,
replace file if the destination file already exists and force_rewrite !=0
*/
/* will be moved to huskylib */
/*
* copy file into other location
* rewrite existing file if third parameter not zero
* return 0 if success; else return -1 and set errno
*/
FCONF_EXT int copy_file(const char *from, const char *to, const int force_rewrite);
FCONF_EXT ULONG fc_GetDiskFreeSpace(const char *path);
/* try to create and lock lockfile */
/* returns -1 if fail */
/* returns filedescriptor of lockfile if success */
FCONF_EXT int lockFile(const char *lockfile, int advisoryLock);
/* close and remove lockfile */
FCONF_EXT int FreelockFile(const char *lockfile, int fh);
/* this function returns the string representation of an address. */
/* it returns a static array!!! */
FCONF_EXT char *aka2str(const hs_addr aka);
/* This function returns the string representation of an 5D address.
* Return malloc()'ed string!
*/
FCONF_EXT char *aka2str5d(hs_addr aka);
FCONF_EXT int patimat(char *raw, char *pat); /* case insensitive */
void freeGroups(char **grps, int numGroups);
char **copyGroups(char **grps, int numGroups);
void freeLink (s_link *link);
int e_readCheck(const s_fidoconfig *config, s_area *echo, s_link *link);
/* '\x0000' access o'k */
/* '\x0001' no access group */
/* '\x0002' no access level */
/* '\x0003' no access export */
/* '\x0004' not linked */
int e_writeCheck(const s_fidoconfig *config, s_area *echo, s_link *link);
/* '\x0000' access o'k */
/* '\x0001' no access group */
/* '\x0002' no access level */
/* '\x0003' no access import */
/* '\x0004' not linked */
/*
safe malloc, realloc, calloc, strdup
if no memory allocated -- abort()
*/
FCONF_EXT void *smalloc(size_t size);
FCONF_EXT void *srealloc(void *ptr, size_t size);
FCONF_EXT void *scalloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size);
FCONF_EXT char *sstrdup(const char *src);
/* safe strdup for line part */
#define sstrndup(src,len) strncpy(smalloc(len),src,len)
/* safe strlen: if src==NULL return 0 */
#define sstrlen(src) ( src ? strlen(src) : 0 )
/* safe strcpy: if src==NULL or dst==NULL don't copy and return NULL */
#define sstrcpy(dst,src) ( (src)&&(dst) ? strcpy(dst,src) : NULL )
/* safe strncpy: if src==NULL or dst==NULL don't copy and return NULL */
#define sstrncpy(dst,src,len) ( (src)&&(dst) ? strncpy(dst,src,len) : NULL )
/* Copyes not more than len chars from src into dst, but, unlike strncpy(),
* it appends '\0' even if src is longer than len.
* Return dst
* Prevent memory faults:
* - if dst is NULL doing nothing and return NULL
* - if src is NULL and dst not NULL store '\0' into dst[0] and return it.
*/
FCONF_EXT char *strnzcpy (char *dst, const char *src, size_t len);
/* Concantenates not more than len chars from src into dst, but, unlike
* strncat(), it appends '\0' even if src is longer than len.
* Return dst
* Prevent memory faults:
* - if dst is NULL doing nothing and return NULL
* - if src is NULL doing nothing and return dst.
*/
FCONF_EXT char *strnzcat (char *dst, const char *src, size_t len);
/* safe strstr: if str==NULL or find==NULL return NULL */
#define sstrstr(str,find) ( (str)&&(find) ? strstr(str,find) : NULL )
/* safe stristr: if str==NULL or find==NULL return NULL */
#define sstristr(str,find) ( (str)&&(find) ? fc_stristr(str,find) : NULL )
/* safe strcmp */
FCONF_EXT int sstrcmp(const char *str1, const char *str2);
/* safe strncmp */
FCONF_EXT int sstrncmp(const char *str1, const char *str2, size_t length);
/* safe stricmp (case-insencitive) */
FCONF_EXT int sstricmp(const char *str1, const char *str2);
/* safety strnicmp (case-insencitive) */
FCONF_EXT int sstrnicmp(const char *str1, const char *str2, size_t length);
/* safety string envelope (use this in functions calls) */
#define sstr(ss) ( ss ? ss : "" )
/* strsep.c
*/
FCONF_EXT char *strseparate(register char **stringp, register const char *delim);
/* Converts decimal value to octal [useful for chmod()] */
unsigned int dec2oct(unsigned int decimal);
/* Select PackAka: link->hisPackAka if PackAka defined, link->hisAka otherwise. */
FCONF_EXT hs_addr *SelectPackAka(s_link *link);
/* cmdcall()
* Call external command (using spawnvp() if possible to prevent drop command
* exit code by buggy shell, e.g. command.com)
* Return exit code of the executed command.
*/
#if defined(HAS_spawnvp) && ( defined(__DOS__) || defined(__WIN32__) )
FCONF_EXT int cmdcall(const char *cmd);
#else
# define cmdcall(cmd) system(cmd)
#endif
/* Compare real file names. Return 0 if eq.
* See cfg.c for details
*/
int cmpfnames(char *file1, char *file2);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif
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