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Copyright (C) 2003 Werner Trobin <trobin@kde.org>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
License version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
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 the file COPYING.LIB. If not, write to
the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*/
#ifndef WORD_HELPER_H
#define WORD_HELPER_H
#include "olestream.h"
#include "wvlog.h"
#include <vector>
#include <string.h>
namespace wvWare
{
namespace Word97 { class PHE; class BTE; }
namespace Word95
{
class PHE;
class BTE;
Word97::PHE toWord97( const Word95::PHE& phe ); // fake, to make gcc 3.4 happy :-(
Word97::BTE toWord97( const Word95::BTE& s ); // fake, to make gcc 3.4 happy :-(
}
class OLEStreamReader;
class OLEStreamWriter;
class ParagraphProperties;
class UString;
class STTBF
{
public:
STTBF();
STTBF( U16 lid, OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos = false );
STTBF( U16 lid, const U8* ptr );
STTBF( const STTBF& rhs );
~STTBF();
unsigned int count() const;
unsigned int extraDataLength() const { return m_extraDataLength; }
UString firstString() const;
UString nextString() const;
UString prevString() const;
UString lastString() const;
UString stringAt( unsigned int index ) const;
const U8* firstExtra() const;
const U8* nextExtra() const;
const U8* prevExtra() const;
const U8* lastExtra() const;
const U8* extraAt( unsigned int index ) const;
void dumpStrings() const;
private:
STTBF& operator=( const STTBF& rhs );
// Internal helper methods to avoid code duplication in the CTORs
void init( U16 lid, OLEStreamReader* reader, const U8* ptr );
U16 readU16( OLEStreamReader* reader, const U8** ptr ) const;
U8 readU8( OLEStreamReader* reader, const U8** ptr ) const;
bool read( OLEStreamReader* reader, const U8** ptr, U8* buffer, size_t length ) const;
std::vector<UString> m_strings;
mutable std::vector<UString>::const_iterator m_stringIt;
U16 m_extraDataLength;
std::vector<U8*> m_extraData;
mutable std::vector<U8*>::const_iterator m_extraIt;
};
// Attention: structs used as template parameters for this class need to
// enable the sizeOf field in the code generator (see comment (7)) in
// the header of generate.pl
// Use the short count for "broken" plfs like the LSTF one (surprisingly
// labeled plcflst(!) (see spec_defects for more information)
template<class T, bool shortCount = false> class PLF
{
public:
PLF( OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos = false );
PLF( const U8* ptr );
~PLF();
size_t count() const { return m_items.size(); }
const T* first() const { it = m_items.begin(); if ( it != m_items.end() ) return *it; return 0; }
const T* next() const;
const T* prev() const;
const T* last() const { it = m_items.end(); if ( it == m_items.begin() ) return 0; --it; return *it; }
const T* current() const { if ( it != m_items.end() ) return *it; return 0; }
const T* at( unsigned int index ) const { if ( index < m_items.size() ) return m_items[ index ]; return 0; }
private:
// don't copy or assign it
PLF( const PLF<T, shortCount>& rhs );
PLF<T, shortCount>& operator=( const PLF<T, shortCount>& rhs );
std::vector<T*> m_items;
mutable typename std::vector<T*>::const_iterator it;
};
template<class T, bool shortCount>
PLF<T, shortCount>::PLF( OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos )
{
if ( preservePos )
reader->push();
U32 count = 0;
if ( shortCount ) // work around a broken spec, e.g. for LSTF
count = reader->readU16();
else
count = reader->readU32();
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count; ++i )
m_items.push_back( new T( reader, false ) );
if ( preservePos )
reader->pop();
it = m_items.begin();
}
template<class T, bool shortCount>
PLF<T, shortCount>::PLF( const U8* ptr )
{
U32 count = 0;
if ( shortCount ) { // work around a broken spec, e.g. for LSTF
count = readU16( ptr );
ptr += 2;
}
else {
count = readU32( ptr );
ptr += 4;
}
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count; ++i, ptr += T::sizeOf )
m_items.push_back( new T( ptr ) );
it = m_items.begin();
}
template<class T, bool shortCount>
PLF<T, shortCount>::~PLF()
{
for ( it = m_items.begin(); it != m_items.end(); ++it )
delete *it;
}
template<class T, bool shortCount>
const T* PLF<T, shortCount>::next() const
{
if ( it == m_items.end() )
return 0;
++it;
if ( it != m_items.end() )
return *it;
return 0;
}
template<class T, bool shortCount>
const T* PLF<T, shortCount>::prev() const
{
if ( m_items.size() == 0 )
return 0;
if ( it != m_items.begin() )
--it;
return *it;
}
template<class T> class PLCF;
template<class T> class PLCFIterator;
template<typename OldT, typename NewT> PLCF<NewT>* convertPLCF( const PLCF<OldT>& old ); // evil, eh? :-)
template<class T> class PLCF
{
friend class PLCFIterator<T>;
template<typename OldT, typename NewT> friend PLCF<NewT>* convertPLCF( const PLCF<OldT>& old );
public:
PLCF( U32 length, OLEStreamReader *reader, bool preservePos = false );
PLCF( U32 length, const U8* ptr );
PLCF( const PLCF<T>& rhs );
~PLCF();
PLCFIterator<T> at( unsigned int index ) const;
size_t count() const { return m_items.size(); }
bool isEmpty() const { return m_items.empty(); }
// Inserts the given index/item pair at the end of the PLCF (but before(!) the final n+1 index)
// Normally you won't need that method. The ownership of the item is transferred.
void insert( U32 index, T* item );
void dumpCPs() const;
private:
// don't assign it
PLCF<T>& operator=( const PLCF<T>& rhs );
// An empty default constructor for the convertPLCF friend. Don't use it
// unless you know what you are doing :-)
PLCF() {}
U32 calculateCount( U32 length );
std::vector<U32> m_indices;
std::vector<T*> m_items;
};
template<class T>
PLCF<T>::PLCF( U32 length, OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos )
{
if ( preservePos )
reader->push();
U32 count = calculateCount( length );
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count + 1; ++i ) // n+1 CPs/FCs
m_indices.push_back( reader->readU32() );
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count; ++i ) // n "T"s
m_items.push_back( new T( reader, false ) );
if ( preservePos )
reader->pop();
}
template<class T>
PLCF<T>::PLCF( U32 length, const U8* ptr )
{
U32 count = calculateCount( length );
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count + 1; ++i, ptr += 4 ) // n+1 CPs/FCs
m_indices.push_back( readU32( ptr ) );
for ( U32 i = 0; i < count; ++i, ptr += T::sizeOf ) // n "T"s
m_items.push_back( new T( ptr ) );
}
template<class T>
PLCF<T>::PLCF( const PLCF<T>& rhs ) : m_indices( rhs.m_indices )
{
typename std::vector<T*>::const_iterator it = rhs.m_items.begin();
typename std::vector<T*>::const_iterator end = rhs.m_items.end();
for ( ; it != end; ++it )
m_items.push_back( new T( **it ) );
}
template<class T>
PLCF<T>::~PLCF()
{
typename std::vector<T*>::const_iterator it = m_items.begin();
for ( ; it != m_items.end(); ++it )
delete *it;
}
template<class T>
PLCFIterator<T> PLCF<T>::at( unsigned int index ) const
{
PLCFIterator<T> it( *this );
it.m_itemIt += index;
it.m_indexIt += index;
return it;
}
template<class T>
void PLCF<T>::insert( U32 index, T* item )
{
if ( m_indices.empty() ) {
delete item;
return;
}
std::vector<U32>::iterator it( m_indices.end() );
--it;
m_indices.insert( it, index );
m_items.push_back( item );
}
template<class T>
void PLCF<T>::dumpCPs() const
{
wvlog << "PLCF: count=" << count() << std::endl;
std::vector<U32>::const_iterator it = m_indices.begin();
std::vector<U32>::const_iterator end = m_indices.end();
for ( ; it != end; ++it )
wvlog << " " << ( *it ) << std::endl;
wvlog << "PLCF done." << std::endl;
}
template<class T>
U32 PLCF<T>::calculateCount( U32 length )
{
if ( ( length - 4 ) % ( T::sizeOf + 4 ) ) {
wvlog << "Warning: PLCF size seems to be screwed" << std::endl;
wvlog << "Warning: length: " << length << ", size: " << T::sizeOf << ", mod: " << ( length - 4 ) % ( T::sizeOf + 4 ) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
return ( length - 4 ) / ( T::sizeOf + 4 );
}
// A method to "upgrade" the type of a PLCF from Word 6/7 to Word 8
// data structures, using the generated conversion code. Tricky :-)
// The ownership of the new PLCF is transferred to you!
template<typename OldT, typename NewT> PLCF<NewT>* convertPLCF( const PLCF<OldT>& old )
{
PLCF<NewT>* ret( new PLCF<NewT> );
ret->m_indices = old.m_indices; // the indices remain the same
typename std::vector<OldT*>::const_iterator oldIt( old.m_items.begin() );
typename std::vector<OldT*>::const_iterator oldEnd( old.m_items.end() );
for ( ; oldIt != oldEnd; ++oldIt )
ret->m_items.push_back( new NewT( Word95::toWord97( **oldIt ) ) );
return ret;
}
template<class T> class PLCFIterator
{
friend PLCFIterator<T> PLCF<T>::at( unsigned int ) const;
public:
PLCFIterator( const PLCF<T>& plcf ) : m_plcf( plcf )
{
m_itemIt = m_plcf.m_items.begin();
m_indexIt = m_plcf.m_indices.begin();
}
unsigned int count() const { return m_plcf.m_items.count(); }
bool isEmpty() const { return m_plcf.m_items.count() == 0; }
T* toFirst();
T* toLast();
U32 currentStart() const { if ( m_itemIt != m_plcf.m_items.end() ) return *m_indexIt; return 0; }
U32 currentLim() const;
T* current() const { if ( m_itemIt != m_plcf.m_items.end() ) return *m_itemIt; return 0; }
U32 currentRun() const { return currentLim() - currentStart(); }
PLCFIterator& operator++();
PLCFIterator& operator--();
private:
// don't assign it
PLCFIterator<T>& operator=( const PLCFIterator<T>& rhs );
const PLCF<T>& m_plcf;
typename std::vector<T*>::const_iterator m_itemIt;
std::vector<U32>::const_iterator m_indexIt;
};
template<class T>
T* PLCFIterator<T>::toFirst()
{
m_itemIt = m_plcf.m_items.begin();
m_indexIt = m_plcf.m_indices.begin();
if ( m_itemIt != m_plcf.m_items.end() )
return *m_itemIt;
return 0;
}
// Note: m_indexIt-=2 as we have n+1 indices!
template<class T>
T* PLCFIterator<T>::toLast()
{
m_itemIt = m_plcf.m_items.end();
m_indexIt = m_plcf.m_indices.end();
if ( m_itemIt == m_plcf.m_items.begin() )
return 0;
--m_itemIt;
m_indexIt -= 2;
return *m_itemIt;
}
template<class T>
U32 PLCFIterator<T>::currentLim() const
{
std::vector<U32>::const_iterator it = m_indexIt;
if ( m_itemIt == m_plcf.m_items.end() )
return 0;
++it;
return *it;
}
template<class T>
PLCFIterator<T>& PLCFIterator<T>::operator++()
{
if ( m_itemIt == m_plcf.m_items.end() )
return *this;
++m_itemIt;
++m_indexIt;
return *this;
}
template<class T>
PLCFIterator<T>& PLCFIterator<T>::operator--()
{
if ( m_plcf.m_items.size() != 0 && m_itemIt != m_plcf.m_items.begin() ) {
--m_itemIt;
--m_indexIt;
}
return *this;
}
template<class PHE> struct BX;
template<class Offset> class FKP;
template<class Offset> class FKPIterator;
FKP< BX<Word97::PHE> >* convertFKP( const FKP< BX<Word95::PHE> >& old );
template<class Offset> class FKP
{
friend class FKPIterator<Offset>;
friend FKP< BX<Word97::PHE> >* convertFKP( const FKP< BX<Word95::PHE> >& old );
public:
FKP( OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos = false );
FKP( const U8* ptr );
FKP( const FKP<Offset>& rhs );
~FKP() { delete [] m_rgfc; delete [] m_rgb; delete [] m_fkp; }
unsigned int crun() const { return m_crun; }
bool isEmpty() const { return m_crun == 0; }
private:
// don't assign it
FKP<Offset>& operator=( const FKP<Offset>& rhs );
// An empty default constructor for the convertFKP friend. Don't use it
// unless you know what you are doing :-)
FKP() {}
U8 m_crun;
U32* m_rgfc; // array of FCs (crun+1)
Offset* m_rgb; // array of offsets/BXs
U16 m_internalOffset; // offset to the start position of the "rest"
U8* m_fkp; // the "rest" of the FKP
};
template<class Offset>
FKP<Offset>::FKP( OLEStreamReader* reader, bool preservePos )
{
if ( preservePos )
reader->push();
reader->push();
reader->seek( 511, G_SEEK_CUR );
m_crun = reader->readU8();
reader->pop();
m_rgfc = new U32[ m_crun + 1 ];
for ( U8 i = 0; i <= m_crun; ++i ) // <= crun, because of crun+1 FCs!
m_rgfc[ i ] = reader->readU32();
m_rgb = new Offset[ m_crun ];
for ( U8 i = 0; i < m_crun; ++i )
m_rgb[ i ].read( reader, false );
m_internalOffset = ( static_cast<U16>( m_crun ) + 1 ) * 4 + static_cast<U16>( m_crun ) * Offset::sizeOf;
// store the rest of the FKP in an internal array for later use
const U16 length = 511 - m_internalOffset;
m_fkp = new U8[ length ]; // 511, because we don't need crun
for ( U16 i = 0; i < length; ++i )
m_fkp[ i ] = reader->readU8();
if ( preservePos )
reader->pop();
}
template<class Offset>
FKP<Offset>::FKP( const U8* ptr )
{
m_crun = ptr[ 511 ];
m_rgfc = new U32[ m_crun + 1 ];
for ( U8 i = 0; i <= m_crun; ++i, ptr += 4 ) // <= crun, because of crun+1 FCs!
m_rgfc[ i ] = readU32( ptr );
m_rgb = new Offset[ m_crun ];
for ( U8 i = 0; i < m_crun; ++i, ptr += Offset::sizeOf )
m_rgb[ i ].readPtr( ptr );
m_internalOffset = ( static_cast<U16>( m_crun ) + 1 ) * 4 + static_cast<U16>( m_crun ) * Offset::sizeOf;
// store the rest of the FKP in an internal array for later use
U16 length = 511 - m_internalOffset;
m_fkp = new U8[ length ]; // 511, because we don't need crun
for ( U16 i = 0; i < length; ++i, ++ptr )
m_fkp[ i ] = *ptr;
}
template<class Offset>
FKP<Offset>::FKP( const FKP<Offset>& rhs ) :
m_crun( rhs.m_crun ), m_internalOffset( rhs.m_internalOffset )
{
m_rgfc = new U32[ m_crun + 1 ];
::memcpy( m_rgfc, rhs.m_rgfc, sizeof( U32 ) * ( m_crun + 1 ) );
m_rgb = new Offset[ m_crun ];
for ( U8 i = 0; i < m_crun; ++i )
m_rgb[ i ] = rhs.m_rgb[ i ];
const U16 length = 511 - m_internalOffset;
m_fkp = new U8[ length ]; // 511, because we don't need crun
::memcpy( m_fkp, rhs.m_fkp, sizeof( U8 ) * length );
}
// Attention: This iterator has a non standard behavior of the current()
// method. Use it that way: for( ; !it.atEnd(); ++it)
template<class Offset> class FKPIterator
{
public:
FKPIterator( const FKP<Offset>& fkp ) : m_fkp( fkp ), m_index( 0 ) {}
void toFirst() { m_index = 0; }
void toLast() { m_index = m_fkp.m_crun - 1; }
U32 currentStart() const { if ( m_index < m_fkp.m_crun ) return m_fkp.m_rgfc[ m_index ]; return 0; }
U32 currentLim() const { if ( m_index < m_fkp.m_crun ) return m_fkp.m_rgfc[ m_index + 1 ]; return 0; }
Offset currentOffset() const { if ( m_index < m_fkp.m_crun ) return m_fkp.m_rgb[ m_index ]; return Offset(); }
// Pointer to the start of the current CHPX/PAPX/..., 0 if we are at the end of the array
// Attention: This iterator has a non standard behavior of the current()
// method. Use it that way: for( ; !it.atEnd(); ++it)
const U8* current() const;
FKPIterator& operator++() { if ( m_index < m_fkp.m_crun ) ++m_index; return *this; }
FKPIterator& operator--() { if ( m_index > 0 ) --m_index; return *this; }
U8 index() const { return m_index; }
void setIndex( U8 index ) { if ( index < m_fkp.m_crun ) m_index = index; }
bool atEnd() { return m_index >= m_fkp.m_crun; }
private:
// don't copy or assign it
FKPIterator( const FKPIterator<Offset>& rhs );
FKPIterator<Offset>& operator=( const FKPIterator<Offset>& rhs );
const FKP<Offset>& m_fkp;
U8 m_index;
};
template<class Offset>
const U8* FKPIterator<Offset>::current() const
{
if ( m_index < m_fkp.m_crun ) {
// Note: The first byte of the "offset" types (BX or U8) is always
// the word offset into the array (or 0!).
const U8 tmp = m_fkp.m_rgb[ m_index ].offset;
// Now we have to calculate the real offset and then locate it
// within our cached array...
if ( tmp != 0 ) {
const int pos = tmp * 2 - m_fkp.m_internalOffset;
if ( pos < 0 ) {
wvlog << "ERROR: FKP internalOffset (" << m_fkp.m_internalOffset << ") is bigger than " <<
"2*" << (int)tmp << ", FKP array index would be negative!" << std::endl;
return 0;
} else if ( pos >= 511 - m_fkp.m_internalOffset ) {
wvlog << "ERROR: FKP array index (" << pos << " is bigger than allocated size ("
<< 511 - m_fkp.m_internalOffset << ")" << std::endl;
return 0;
} else {
return &m_fkp.m_fkp[ pos ];
}
}
}
return 0;
}
/**
* BX entry in a PAP FKP (1 byte word offset + 1 PHE). This is a template, as Word 95
* PHEs are shorter than Word 97 ones.
*/
template<typename PHE> struct BX
{
/**
* Creates an empty BX structure and sets the defaults
*/
BX() { clear(); }
/**
* Simply calls read(...)
*/
BX( OLEStreamReader* stream, bool preservePos = false )
{
clear();
read( stream, preservePos );
}
/**
* Simply calls readPtr(...)
*/
BX( const U8* ptr )
{
clear();
readPtr( ptr );
}
/**
* This method reads the BX structure from the stream.
* If preservePos is true we push/pop the position of
* the stream to save the state. If it's false the state
* of stream will be changed!
*/
bool read( OLEStreamReader* stream, bool preservePos = false )
{
if ( preservePos )
stream->push();
offset = stream->readU8();
phe.read( stream, false );
if ( preservePos )
stream->pop();
return true;
}
/**
* This method reads the struct from a pointer
*/
void readPtr( const U8* ptr )
{
offset = *ptr;
++ptr;
phe.readPtr( ptr );
}
/**
* Same as reading :)
*/
bool write( OLEStreamWriter* stream, bool preservePos = false ) const
{
if ( preservePos )
stream->push();
stream->write( offset );
phe.write( stream, false );
if ( preservePos )
stream->pop();
return true;
}
/**
* Set all the fields to the inital value (default is 0)
*/
void clear()
{
offset = 0;
phe.clear();
}
// Size of the structure
static const unsigned int sizeOf;
// Data
/**
* One byte offset. This byte is a word offset, so that we can
* address 512 bytes with one unsigned char and all the CHPX/PAPX
* grpprls are aligned at 2 byte boundaries.
*/
U8 offset;
/**
* The PHE for the paragraph described by this BX structure.
*/
PHE phe;
};
template<typename PHE> const unsigned int BX<PHE>::sizeOf = 1 + PHE::sizeOf;
template<typename PHE> bool operator==( const BX<PHE>& lhs, const BX<PHE>& rhs )
{
return lhs.offset == rhs.offset && lhs.phe == rhs.phe;
}
template<typename PHE> bool operator!=( const BX<PHE>& lhs, const BX<PHE>& rhs )
{
return !( lhs == rhs );
}
/**
* A fake "BX" entry in a CHP FKP (1 byte word offset only).
*/
struct CHPFKP_BX
{
/**
* Creates an empty CHPFKP_BX structure and sets the defaults
*/
CHPFKP_BX();
/**
* Simply calls read(...)
*/
CHPFKP_BX( OLEStreamReader* stream, bool preservePos = false );
/**
* Simply calls readPtr(...)
*/
CHPFKP_BX( const U8* ptr );
/**
* This method reads the CHPFKP_BX structure from the stream.
* If preservePos is true we push/pop the position of
* the stream to save the state. If it's false the state
* of stream will be changed!
*/
bool read( OLEStreamReader* stream, bool preservePos = false );
/**
* This method reads the struct from a pointer
*/
void readPtr( const U8* ptr );
/**
* Same as reading :)
*/
bool write( OLEStreamWriter* stream, bool preservePos = false ) const;
/**
* Set all the fields to the inital value (default is 0)
*/
void clear();
// Size of the structure
static const unsigned int sizeOf;
// Data
/**
* One byte offset. This byte is a word offset, so that we can
* address 512 bytes with one unsigned char and all the CHPX/PAPX
* grpprls are aligned at 2 byte boundaries.
*/
U8 offset;
};
bool operator==( const CHPFKP_BX& lhs, const CHPFKP_BX& rhs );
bool operator!=( const CHPFKP_BX& lhs, const CHPFKP_BX& rhs );
// This enum is a "convenience enum" for reading the piece table
typedef enum {
clxtGrpprl = 1,
clxtPlcfpcd = 2
} clxtENUM;
} // namespace wvWare
#endif // WORD_HELPER_H
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