' (C) Copyright Brian Pirie, 1993 - 1994. All Rights Reserved.
'
'
' FUNCTION RETURN VALUES
' ----------------------
CONST RKFailure = 0
CONST RKSuccess = 1
' REGISTRATION KEY VALIDATION RESULTS
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CONST RKUnregistered = 0
CONST RKRegistered = 1
' FUNCTION DECLARATIONS
' ---------------------
' RegKeyNewCodeSet()
'
' Generates a registration key validation code corresponding to a
' generation code. This set of generation and validation codes is unique
' for each application using RegKey, and determines the unique registration
' key that corresponds to a particular user's name. The secret generation
' code is used at registration key generation time, and the corresponding
' validation code is used within your application when validating a
' registration key. The validation and generation codes are each
' represented as a ten-digit strings of numbers and upper-case letters.
'
' This function is called by KeyGen or your own utility, and is only used
' once for each application using RegKey.
'
' sGenerationCode INPUT: Ten digit generation code
' sValidateCode OUTPUT: Ten digit validation code
DECLARE FUNCTION RegKeyNewCodeSet%(sGenerationCode$, sValidationCode$)
' RegKeyGenerate()
'
' Generates a registration key for a particular user, using the secret
' generation code corresponding to a particular application (as passed to
' RegKeyNewCodeSet()). The registration string is usually the name of the
' registered user, but may also contain other information, such as the
' version registered or date of expiry. The registration key is returned as a
' string of letters and upper-case numbers. sRegKey must be large enough to
' hold 20 digits. sRandomSeed should contain 10 random numbers and upper-case
' letters, which are required during the registration key generation process.
'
' This function is called by KeyGen or your own registration key generation
' utility, each time a registration key is generated for a new user. This
' function is used for user-entered registration keys; compare with
' RegKeyFileGenerate().
'
' sRegString INPUT: Registration string
' sGenerationCode INPUT: App's generation code
' sRandomSeed INPUT: Random number seed
' sRegKey OUTPUT: 20-digit registration key
DECLARE FUNCTION RegKeyGenerate%(sRegString$, sGenerationCode$, sRandomSeed$, sRegKey$)
' RegKeyValidate()
'
' Checks whether a given registration string and registration key
' combination is valid for a particular application, using the application-
' specific validation code that was generated by RegKeyNewCodeSet(). The
' RKVALID pointed to by peRegistered is set to either RK_REGISTERED or
' RK_UNREGISTERED, indicating whether or not the registration key and
' registration string are valid. If you have registered RegKey, your own
' name and RegKey registration key should be passed to this function to
' disable the RegKey "unregistered" message.
'
' This function is called from within your application each time it
' executes, in order to determine whether it should operate in registered
' or unregistered mode. This function is used with user-entered
' registration keys; compare with RegKeyFileValidate().
'
' sRegString INPUT: Registration string
' sRegKey INPUT: 20-digit registration key
' sValidationCode INPUT: App's validation code
' sYourName INPUT: Your name (if registered)
' nYourKey INPUT: Your key (if registered)
' peRegistered OUTPUT: Is key valid
DECLARE FUNCTION RegKeyValidate%(sRegString$, sRegKey$, sValidationCode$, sYourName$, nYourKey AS LONG, peRegistered AS INTEGER)
' RegFileKeyGenerate()
'
' Generates a file-based registration key for a particular user, using the
' secret generation code corresponding to a particular application (as
' passeed to RegKeyNewCodeSet()). The registration string is usually the
' name of the registered user, but may also contain other information, such
' as the version registered or date of expiry. A registration key file is
' generated, using the specified filename, containing the registration string
' and the resulting registration key. If a file with the specified name
' already exists, it is overwritten. sRandomSeed should contain 10 random
' numbers and upper-case letters, which are required during the registration
' key generation process.
'
' This function is called by KeyGen or your own registration key generation
' utility, each time a registration key is generated for a new user. This
' function is used for file-based registration keys; compare with
' RegKeyGenerate().
'
' sRegString INPUT: Registration string
' sGenerationCode INPUT: App's generation code
' sRandomSeed INPUT: Random number seed
' sFileName INPUT: Registration key file name
DECLARE FUNCTION RegKeyFileGenerate%(sRegString$, sGenerationCode$, sRandomSeed$, sFileName$)
' RegKeyFileValidate()
'
' Checks whether the specified registration key file is valid for a
' particular application, using the application-specified validation code
' that was generated by RegKeyNewCodeSet(). The RKVALID pointed to by
' peRegistered is set to either RK_REGISTERED or RK_UNREGISTERED,
' indicating whether or not the registration key and registration string
' stored in the registration key file are valid. The sFileName parameter
' may include wildcards. If you have registered RegKey, your own name and
' RegKey registration key should be passed to this function to diable the
' RegKey "unregistered" message.
'
' This function is called from within your application each time it
' executes, in order to determine whether it should operate in registered
' or unregistered mode. This function is used with file-based registration
' keys; compare with RegKeyValidate().
'
' sFileName INPUT: Registration key file name
' sValidationCode INPUT: App's validation code
' sYourName INPUT: Your name (if registered)
' nYourKey INPUT: Your key (if registered)
' sRegString OUTPUT: Registration string
' cbMaxStringSize INPUT: Characters in reg. string
' peRegistered OUTPUT: Is key valid
DECLARE FUNCTION RegKeyFileValidate%(sFileName$, sValidationCode$, sYourName$, nYourKey AS LONG, sRegString$, cbMaxStringSize AS INTEGER, peRegistered AS INTEGER)
