Celestin Apprentice 5/Apprentice-Release5.iso/Source Code/C/Frameworks/Recursive Shell 1.0.1/Examples/Count Items ƒ/DoStuff.c

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/********************************************************************************/
//
//    DoStuff.c
//
//    Part of a shell program, this is the file that will be changed to make it do
//    what it's suppossed to do.
//
/********************************************************************************/


#include    "DialogUtil.h"
#include    "DoStuff.h"
#include    "Utility.h"


//    Global variables

long    gFolderCount, gFileCount;


//    Prototypes

void    reverse( char s[] );
void    itoa( long n, char s[] );
long    strlen(char *str);
void    CtoP( char* cString, Str255 pString );
void    PtoC( Str255 pString, char* cString );


//    Routines that will be called by the other parts of this program:
//    (Each of these must be present, and their names must be unchanged)
//
//    InitializeStuff
//    DoToEachFile
//    DoToEachFolder
//    DoToSelFolder
//    DeInitializeStuff


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    InitializeStuff is a routine which gets called before anything else happens.
//    This allows the opportunity to set global variables, read preferences, etc.
//    that will affect how the other parts of this file behave.
//
//    Expected to return true if initialization succeeded and we should continue
//    processing files.
//
/********************************************************************************/

Boolean    InitializeStuff( void )
{
//    Get the name of a text file from the user and create or open it.
//    Store the reference to it in a global variable for later use.

    gFolderCount = 0;
    gFileCount = 0;
    return ( true );
}


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    DoToEachFile is a routine which is called for each file the recursion routine
//    encounters.
//
/********************************************************************************/

void    DoToEachFile( FSSpec fileSpec )
{
    gFileCount++;
}


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    DoToEachFolder is a routine which is called for each file the recursion
//    routine encounters.
//
/********************************************************************************/

void    DoToEachFolder( FSSpec folderSpec )
{
    gFolderCount++;
}


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    If the user dropped a file on to the icon, after all calls to DoToEachFile
//    and DoToEachFolder are completed, DoToSelFile is called with a reference to
//    the file the user dropped.
//
/********************************************************************************/

void    DoToSelFile( FSSpec    fileSpec )
{
    gFileCount++;
}


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    If the user selected a folder or dropped one on to the icon, after all calls
//    to DoToEachFile and DoToEachFolder are completed, DoToSelFolder is called with
//    a reference to the folder the user selected or dropped.
//
/********************************************************************************/

void    DoToSelFolder( FSSpec folderSpec )
{
    gFolderCount++;
}



/********************************************************************************/
//
//    DeInitializeStuff is a routine which is called after all the recursive stuff
//    is done.  It allows us to close up any files opened, release memory, etc.
//
/********************************************************************************/

void    DeInitializeStuff( void )
{
    Str255    resultString;
    unsigned long    totalCount;
    Str255    fileCountString, folderCountString, totalCountString;
    char    *tempStr;

    itoa( gFileCount, tempStr );
    CtoP( tempStr, fileCountString );

    itoa( gFolderCount, tempStr );
    CtoP( tempStr, folderCountString );

    totalCount = ( gFolderCount + gFileCount );
    itoa( totalCount, tempStr );
    CtoP( tempStr, totalCountString );

    ConcatPStrings( totalCountString, "\p items: ", resultString );
    ConcatPStrings( resultString, fileCountString, resultString );
    ConcatPStrings( resultString, "\p files and ", resultString );
    ConcatPStrings( resultString, folderCountString, resultString );
    ConcatPStrings( resultString, "\p folders", resultString );

    DisplayAlert( resultString );
}


/********************************************************************************/
//
//    Misc. routines to support what this app needs to do go below here
//
/********************************************************************************/


//
//    Simplistic routine which reverses the order of characters in a string.
//    Taken from K&R C book.
//
void    reverse( char s[] )
{
    long c, i, j;
    for ( i = 0, j = strlen(s) - 1; i < j; i++, j-- )
    {
        c = s[i];
        s[i] = s[j];
        s[j] = c;
    }
}


//
//    Simplistic routine which converts a number into a zero-terminated string.
//    Taken from K&R C book.
//
void    itoa( long n, char s[] )
{
    long    i, sign;
    if ( ( sign = n ) < 0 )
        n = -n;
    i = 0;
    do
    {
        s[i++] = n % 10 + '0';
    } while ( ( n /= 10 ) > 0 );
    if ( sign < 0 )
        s[i++] = '-';
    s[i] = '\0';
    reverse(s);
}


//
//    Quickie version of strlen (because that's all I need from the string.h library)
//    Taken from K&R C book.
//
long    strlen(char *str)
{
    char *ptr = str;

    while (*ptr != '\0')
        ptr++;
    return ptr - str;
}


//
//    Extremely rudimentary version of a routine which converts zero-terminated
//    strings to Pascal strings.
//
void CtoP( char* cString, Str255 pString )
{
    short    length, i, j;

    length = strlen( cString );

    for ( i = 0, j = 1; i <= length; i++, j++ )
        pString[j] = cString[i];

    pString[0] = length;
}


//
//    Extremely rudimentary version of a routine which converts Pascal Strings
//    to zero-terminated strings.
//
void PtoC( Str255 pString, char* cString )
{
    short length, i, j;

    length = pString[0];

    for ( i = 1, j = 0; i <= length; i++, j++ )
        cString[j] = pString[i];

    cString[length] = '\0';
}