Software 2000/Software 2000 Volume 1 (Disc 1 of 2).iso/utilities/u130.dms/u130.adf/Configs/SetPrefs.c

C/C++ Source or Header | 1987-08-02 | 5KB | 187 lines

/** SetPrefs.c
*
*   SetPrefs, Copyright (C) 1987 by W.G.J. Langeveld
*
*   Description:
*   ------------
*       Have you ever had the problem that you reassigned all your system
*       directories to your hard disk or to another floppy or to your re-
*       coverable ram disk, and at some point changed and saved your Pre-
*       ferences, but to the wrong place?   So that when you have to boot
*       you wind up with  the same old preferences that AmigaDOS picks up
*       from the system-configuration file on the floppy you boot from?
*           If so, this is a program for you. You run it in your startup-
*       sequence AFTER you have reassigned especially devs: to your other
*       device. This program will then read the system-configuration file
*       in the new devs: directory and set your default preferences accor-
*       dingly.
*           Moreover,  if you just want to use  the preferences from some
*       other disk or  file, you can  specify it on  the command line: in
*       that case the  program will  search for the specified file rather
*       than 'devs:system-configuration'.
*
*   Examples of use:
*   ----------------
*   (1) A sample startup-sequence might look like:
*
*       assign C: hd0:c
*       assign S: hd0:s
*       assign L: hd0:l
*       assign FONTS: hd0:fonts
*       assign DEVS: hd0:devs
*       assign LIBS: hd0:libs
*       assign SYS: hd0:
*
*       echo "Everything reassigned"
*
*       SetPrefs
*
*   (2) Suppose I  would like to  have the colors I get when booting from
*       my DrofNats program disk, but don't want to boot from it. I could
*       either get into Preferences  and set the colors from memory, or I
*       could type from the CLI:
*
*       1> SetPrefs DrofNats:devs/system-configuration
*
*       If the DrofNats disk  is not in a drive, AmigaDOS will prompt you
*       to insert it.
*
*   (3) Suppose I have a hard disk (I don't)  but would like to change the
*       set-up on occasion,   because e.g.  sometimes I  use  a  different
*       monitor than other times. One might have several system-configura-
*       tion files stashed  away someplace,  and change to any one of them
*       by typing from the CLI:
*
*       1> SetPrefs :configfiles/config25
*
*       You can make config files by going into preferences, saving them
*       and copying the resulting system-configuration file (Preferences
*       always writes to devs:system-configuration):
*
*       1> copy devs:system-configuration :configfiles/config25
*
*
*   Have fun!
*               Willy.
*
**/
#include "exec/exec.h"
#include "intuition/intuition.h"
#include "libraries/dos.h"
#include "functions.h"
#include "stdio.h"

struct IntuitionBase *IntuitionBase = NULL;
struct Preferences *prefs = NULL, *nprefs = NULL;

FILE *fp = NULL;

char sysconf[] = "devs:system-configuration";

long dos_lenfil();

#define PSIZE ((long) sizeof(struct Preferences))

main(argc, argv)
int argc;
char **argv;
{
   int nread;
   long length;
   char *conffil;

   if (argc > 2) cleanup("Usage: %s [file-name]\n", argv[0]);
/*
*  Get Intuition
*/
   IntuitionBase = (struct IntuitionBase *)
                   OpenLibrary("intuition.library", NULL);

   if (IntuitionBase == NULL) cleanup("Couldn't open Intuition\n", NULL);
/*
*  Allocate a Preferences structure
*/
   prefs = (struct Preferences *) AllocMem(PSIZE, NULL);
   if (prefs == NULL) cleanup("Out of memory\n", NULL);
/*
*  If commandline argument, find supplied file, otherwise find standard
*  config file.
*/
   if (argc <= 1) conffil = sysconf;
   else           conffil = argv[1];

   fp = fopen(conffil,"r");
   if (fp == NULL) cleanup("Couldn't find %s\n", conffil);
/*
*  Make sure it is a config file by checking its length
*/
   length = dos_lenfil(conffil);

   if (length != PSIZE) cleanup("%s is not a configuration file??\n", conffil);
/*
*  Read it in.
*/
   nread = fread(prefs, 1, (int) PSIZE, fp);
/*
*  If error during read, this is the last chance to get out.
*/
   if (nread != (int) PSIZE) cleanup("Error reading %s\n", conffil);
/*
*  Okay, set the new preferences.
*/
   SetPrefs(prefs, PSIZE, 1L);
/*
*  Cleanup
*/
   cleanup(NULL, NULL);
}

/**
*
*   Clean up.
*
**/
cleanup(string1, string2)
char *string1, *string2;
{
   if (string1 && string2) printf(string1, string2);
   else if (string1)       printf(string1);

   if (prefs) FreeMem(prefs, PSIZE);
   if (IntuitionBase) CloseLibrary(IntuitionBase);
   if (fp) fclose(fp);

   exit(0);
}


long dos_lenfil(filnam)
/**
*
*   Routine to get the length of file 'filnam'
*
**/
char filnam[];
{
   struct FileInfoBlock *fileinfo;
   struct Lock *lunin_lock;
   long size;
/*
*  Reserve space for the file info block
*/
   fileinfo = (struct FileInfoBlock *)
              AllocMem((long) sizeof(struct FileInfoBlock),0L);

   lunin_lock = Lock(filnam,ACCESS_READ);
   Examine(lunin_lock,fileinfo);

   size = fileinfo->fib_Size;

   UnLock(lunin_lock);

   FreeMem(fileinfo,(long) sizeof(struct FileInfoBlock) );

   return(size);
}