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DayDream BBS: Door Control Structure ------------------------------------ OFFSET TYPE LENGTH DESCRIPTIO.N FLAGS ============================================================================== 0000 WORD 02 DOOR COMMAND ID / RETURN CODE (-) 0002 LONG WORD 04 COMMAND DATA FIELD #1 (-) 0006 LONG WORD 04 COMMAND DATA FIELD #2 (-) 0010 LONG WORD 04 COMMAND DATA FIELD #3 (-) 0014 STRING 86 ROOM FOR MISCELLANEOUS VARIABLES (-) 0100 -- END -- 00 END OF DOOR CONTROL STRUCTURE (-) ============================================================================== DayDream BBS: Door Commands --------------------------- ===( ID: 00000 - Exit Door Handler )========================================== Function : This command reports DayDream BBS that the door is about to terminate. DayDream will ReplyMsg() to this request, which will be the last activity between the door program and DayDream BBS. DD_DoorHandler will be closed and user returned to the system. Parameters: None Returns : Return code of zero to indicate exit ===( ID: 00001 - Type String )================================================ Function : Prints specified string of characters to remote user's display, local screen or both. Possible ANSI codes will be automatically stripped, if user has chosen an ASCII display mode. When in need of changing line, string only needs to contain a linefeed, carriage return (ASCII 13) will be inserted automatically. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the string Note : You can include carriage returns in the text to use several lines, but remember not to type anything longer than 200 lines at once. Returns : NULL in case of a fatal error or 1L when succesful ===( ID: 00002 - Prompt For User Input )====================================== Function : Prompts user to enter a string. Length will be restricted as requested by the door. Full support for ANSI cursor sequences is given, so that user can easily move through the string and modify as required. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the buffer, where the final string will be inserted. To define a default string, put it here, otherwise you MUST specify a NULL-string. Data 2 <> Specify maximum length in upper word and a few control bits in the lower one. BIT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF BIT IS SET ====================================================== 0 Hidden mode, print *s instead of real characters 1 Don't print CR+LF after receiving return code 2 Don't allow any characters illegal in filenames Returns : NULL in case of a fatal error or 1L when succesful ===( ID: 00003 - Inquire Structure Pointers )================================= Function : This command will return with pointers to several significant system structures, such as user structure etc. Parameters: None Returns : Data 1 <> Various bits concerning system settings: BIT MEANING WHEN SET ====================================================== 0 Remote connection, otherwise local only Data 2 <> User's actual last call date and time Misc 1 <> Array of long word pointers as follows: OFFSET POINTER ================================================== 0000 Dos-Library Base Address 0004 Intuition-Library Base Address 0008 Graphics-Library Base Address 0012 ReqTools-Library Base Address 0016 DiskFont-Library Base Address 0020 Timer-Device Base 0024 DayDream BBS Server Unit Message Port 0028 Archivers.DAT Pointer 0032 DayDream.DAT Pointer 0036 Display.DAT Pointer 0040 Pointer To Current Display Mode Structure 0044 Conferences.DAT Pointer 0048 Pointer To Current Conference Structure 0052 Pointer To Current Conference's Message Bases 0056 Pointer To Current Message Base Structure 0060 Protocols.DAT Pointer 0064 DayDream BBS Screen Pointer 0068 Pointer To Current User's Structure 0072 ExternalCommands.DAT Pointer 0076 Schedule.DAT Pointer 0080 Pointer to a string containing door parameters Note : These pointers are provided to save you from some typing. For example, you could just pick the library bases from here without having to open them yourself. CAUTION! : _NEVER_ USE THESE POINTERS AFTER DAYDREAM HAS CLOSED IT'S DOORPORT ===( ID: 00004 - Type ASCII/ANSI File )======================================= Function : This command outputs an ASCII or ANSI file into remote terminal, local screen or both. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the filename Data 2 <> Nothing Data 3 <> Control bits as follows: BIT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF SET ================================================== 000 Add correct path and file extension according to the current display mode settings. If this bit is set, you only need to specify the file name itself. Final name could look like, say, DayDream:Display/ISO/<filename>.GFX.Otherwise DayDream will attempt to directly open the file, without any modifications on it's name. 001 In case file couldn't be found,show a visible error message instead of quiting quietly. 002 Strip fidonet kludges 003 Check file from Conferences directory 004 Check if there's file for the current access level. 005 Disable control chars ===( ID: 00005 - Prompt User For Simple Yes Or No )========================== Function : This function asks user to answer a simple yes or no question. Door program must type the question by itself, since all this function outputs is an ASCII string "Yes" or "No" based on the user's answer. Parameters: Data 1 <> Default answer: 0 = No and 1 = Yes Returns : Data 1 <> User's answer using the values stated above R-Code <> NULL in case of a fatal error or 1L when succesful ===( ID: 00006 - Scan UserBase For Specified User Account )=================== Function : This function scans user database (UserBase.DAT) in order to find the specified account. Match can be made in real name or handle. Operation is fully non-case-sensitive. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the search string, wildcards are NOT supported Data 2 <> In case one account, for a reason or an another, has to be skipped, it's offset must be provided here. Supply -1L to disable this feature. Returns : Data 1 <> An offset to the matching account if one was found in the first place. Check >R-Code< first. Data 2 <> NULL if match was in user's real name or 1L if it was in the handle. R-Code <> NULL if an error occurred, 1W if no match was found or 2W when a match was found. If this value is <> 2W, fields Data 1 and Data 2 may contain just about any value. ===( ID: 00007 - UpDate DayDream Data Structures )============================ Function : This function must be called after any DayDream structure has been modified. Please remember to observe extreme cautiousness, since careless modifications will lead to a system crash. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Data 2 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Data 3 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Returns : R-Code <> NULL if an error occurred and 1L when successful ===( ID: 00008 - Convert an UNiX Style Date To An ASCII String )================ Function : This function will convert an UNiX style date and time values to plain ASCII strings. Time can be read from system clock if asked to. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to a work area of twenty bytes in which DayDream will store the output string 'DD.MM.YYYY',0,'HH:MM:SS',0. DO NOT count on DayDream setting '.' and ':' characters between numerical values; you have to set them yourself! Note that entries will be provided as in Europe. Data 2 <> Amount of seconds since 1.1.1978 to be converted, or -1L to read value from the system clock. Returns : Data 1 <> Amount of seconds converted into a string R-Code <> NULL if an error occurred and 1L when successful ===( ID: 00009 - Perform File Transfer With A XPR-Protocol )==================== Function : Purpose of this function is to provide an easy way to handle file transfers. It is possible to perform both send and receive with this function. Operation will be fully automatic and independent. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to a data block, consisting of NULL-terminated strings including paths and actual file names of files to be transferred. End of the block will be signaled with a $FF (Byte). When receiving, simply pass address of a block containing NULL + termination character. Data 2 <> When up, lowest bit will indicate send. Otherwise, receive mode will be executed. Leave other bits down for future compability. Misc 1 <> Table of miscellaneous variables as follows: OFFSET TYPE MEANING ======================================================= 0000 LONG Pointer to a valid AmigaDOS pathname. When sending, files with no path spec will be looked for in this path, and when receiving, files will be placed in this directory. Returns: R-Code <> NULL if an error occurred and 1L when successful ===( ID: 00010 - GET OR SET LASTREAD AND AUTOSCAN MAIL POINTERS )=============== Function : This function makes it easy to read and set last read and auto scan pointers of any user. Please be extremely careful when modifying these values,since failed modifications may lead to a unrecoverably corrupted message base. Parameters: Data 1 <> This fields actually consist of three separate values: Lower Word (Bits 00-15) / Lower Byte (Bits 00-07) = Conference number Higher Byte (Bits 08-15) = Message Base Number Higher Word (Bits 16-31) = Account Number or NULL By passing a value of NULL in the higher word, actions will be made on the current user. In case of any other value, changes will be made to the <n>th account. So, a value of 1 would make this function to operate on the very first structure found from the MsgBase.LRP file. Data 2 <> Pass NULL when only READing AutoScan and LastRead values. If you want to write new values, specify new value for AutoScan in the lower word, and LastRead in the upper one. Data 3 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Returns : Data 1 <> Lower Word (Bits 00-15) = Auto Scan Pointer Higher Word (Bits 15-31) = Last Read Pointer Note: When setting new values, old pointers will be returned. R-Code <> NULL if an error occurred and 1L when successful ===( ID: 00011 - WAIT FOR A HOTKEY )============================================ Function : This function simply waits for a single keypress from either the local console or remote terminal. After receiving a character, this function will immediately return with no further activity. Parameters: Data 1 <> Parameters: BiT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF SET ========================================== 000 Received character will be printed to the local and remote screens. 001 Carriage Return (CR=$0D) & Line Feed (LF=$0A) will be included and printed after the actual character. Note that this won't do a thing unless BiT 0 is also set. 002 Check cursor keys. If this is active, cursor keys will be returned as fol- lows: 250 - Up 251 - Down 252 - Right 253 - Left Data 2 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Data 3 <> Pass NULL for compability with future revisions Returns : R-Code <> Received character or NULL if failed Note : The character is located in the upper byte of the word. Therefore you should read it as a byte from offset 0. ===( ID: 00012 - SCAN FILE DIRECTORIES )======================================== Function : This function will scan all the file directories in the specified conference and see if any of the files matches with given string; wildcards allowed, of course. When a match is found, this routine will call a hook routine with path, name and size of the file as it's parameters allowing it to process the file in any wanted way. After the hook has returned, scanning will or will not be continued depending on whether the search string contained any wildcards (if it didn't, no more than one match is possible). Parameters: Data 1 <> Conference number in the lowest byte. Leave bits from eight (8) to thirtyone (31) down for compability with future revisions. Data 2 <> Pointer to the search string, wildcards allowed. Data 3 <> Pointer to the hook routine to call: Hook(Path, Filename, Size, UserData); A0 A1 D0 D1 >WARNING< HOOK ROUTINE MAY ABSOLUTELY NOT MODIFY ANY SYSTEM REGISTERS UNLESS THE ORIGINAL VALUES ARE RETURNED BEFORE EXIT! If this is NULL, use File tagging-routines of DayDream. Misc 1 <> Table of miscellaneous variables as follows: OFFSET TYPE MEANING ======================================================= 0000 LONG User data variable - will be given to Hook() routine as provided here. This will just pass through DD and doesn't have any effect on DD's operation. With this field you can easily pass some data to your hook. Returns : R-Code <> One of the following: 0 - Operation successful 1 - Not enough memory (only 2048 bytes needed) 2 - Specified conference not found 3 - Specified conference doesn't have any file directories ===( ID: 00013 - ADD FILE TO A DOWNLOAD REQUEST )=============================== Function : This function will add a file to the download request. Current dload request will be checked first to avoid possible duplicate entries. If no duplicate entry or other errors occurred, file will be added to the filechain. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the path where the file to be added can be found. PATH MUST END WITH A SLASH ('/') OR COLON (':')! Data 2 <> Pointer to the actual filename (format: FILENAME.EXT) Data 3 <> Some parameters as follows: BIT MEANING IF SET ===================================================== 000 FREE DOWNLOAD - File will be flagged even though ratios wouldn't normally allow it. - Downloading this file won't increase downloaded files / bytes counters. Misc 1 <> Table of miscellaneous variables as follows: OFFSET TYPE MEANING ======================================================= 0000 LONG SIZE OF THE FILE IN BYTES Returns : R-Code <> One of the following: 0 - Operation successful 1 - Duplicate entry found 2 - File ratio problems 3 - Byte ratio problems 4 - Not enough memory ===( ID: 00014 - Disconnect user )=========================================== Function : This function will disconnect user from BBS. Parameters: None Returns : Nothing ===( ID: 00015 - Run DayDream Command )====================================== Function : Allows use of DayDream's menu commands (also doors). Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the string to be executed (Eg. "N S A") Returns : Nothing ===( ID: 00016 - Reset idle counter )======================================== Function : This function will reset the idle-counter. Useful for doors having own serial/console routines, before and after archiving something etc. Note that hotkey, prompt etc. routines reset the idle counter automatically. Parameters: None Returns : Nothing ===( ID: 00017 - Relogin )=================================================== Function : Same as exit door handler, except this will relogin user to the system. Parameters: None Returns : Nothing ===( ID: 00018 - Inquire Structure Pointers 2 )============================== Function : This command will return with pointers to several significant system structures, such as selected areas etc.. Parameters: None Returns : Data 1 <> Bps rate of current call Misc 1 <> Array of long word pointers as follows: OFFSET POINTER ================================================== 0000 Node Structure 0004 Node Structure of current node 0008 Pointer to incoming conversion table or null 0012 Pointer to outgoing conversion table or null 0016 Pointer to Security data of current user 0020 Pointer to current Selected.DAT 0024 Pointer to IO-Device.DAT of current node 0028 Pointer to the door name 0032 Pointer to MultiNode.DAT CAUTION! : _NEVER_ USE THESE POINTERS AFTER DAYDREAM HAS CLOSED IT'S DOORPORT ===( ID: 00019 - Join Conference )============================================ Function : This function allows you to change conference. Parameters: Data 1 <> Number of conference to join. Data 2 <> Some parameters as follows: BIT MEANING IF SET ===================================================== 000 Ask new conference if not found. 001 Quick mode. This won't load any conference related files etc. If you use this, you MUST return to the original conference before exiting. 002 Skip JoinConference.TXT|GFX ===( ID: 00020 - Change Msg Base )============================================ Function : This function allows you to change message base. Parameters: Data 1 <> Number of message base to change. Data 2 <> Some parameters as follows: BIT MEANING IF SET ===================================================== 000 Show menu if Data 1 = 0. 001 Do not type messagebase status fields after changing the message base. ===( ID: 00021 - Run internal command )======================================= Function : Same as "Run DayDream command" expect only INTERNAL commands will be executed. So external commands will be skipped. Parameters: Data 1 <> Pointer to the string to be executed (Eg. "N S A") Returns : Nothing ===( ID: 00022 - Check for character )======================================== Function : This function just checks if theres character in input buffer and if there is, then returns it. Otherwise returns null. Parameters: None Returns : The character is located in the upper byte of the word. Therefore you should read it as a byte from offset 0. ===( ID: 00023 - Edit File )================================================== Function : Edit file using DD's built in line editor. Parameters: Data 1 <> Filename to edit (MODE_NEWFILE). Returns : Nothing. ===( ID: 00024 - FIFO Execute )=============================================== Function : Execute command and route output to serial and console using FIFO:-shell. User may not input anything. Parameters: Data 1 <> Command to execute. Following control-chars supported: %N = Node, %H = Handle, %R = Real name, %S = Screen length Returns : Nothing. ===( ID: 00025 - Write Log )================================================== Function : Write specified text to the logfile. Parameters: Data 1 <> Text to write. Following control-chars supported: %A = ARQ Report %B = Baudrate %D = Date %H = Handle %L = Location %N = Node %O = Organization %S = Security %T = Time %U = Real name Returns : Nothing.