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/**Module*Header**\
* Module Name: PROFMAN.C
* Module Descripton: Profile management functions.
* Warnings:
* Issues:
* Public Routines:
* Created: 5 Nov 1996
* Author: Srinivasan Chandrasekar [srinivac]
* Copyright (c) 1996, 1997 Microsoft Corporation
*/
#include "mscms.h"
#include "objbase.h"
#include "initguid.h"
#include "devguid.h"
#include "sti.h"
#define TAG_DEVICESETTINGS 'devs'
#define TAG_MS01 'MS01'
#define TAG_MS02 'MS02'
#define TAG_MS03 'MS03'
#define ID_MSFT_REVERSED 'tfsm'
#define ID_MEDIATYPE_REVERSED 'aidm'
#define ID_DITHER_REVERSED 'ntfh'
#define ID_RESLN_REVERSED 'nlsr'
#define DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA 1
#define DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE 2
// Local types
typedef enum {
NOMATCH = 0,
MATCH = 1,
EXACT_MATCH = 2,
} MATCHTYPE;
typedef struct tagREGDATA {
DWORD dwRefCount;
DWORD dwManuID;
DWORD dwModelID;
} REGDATA, * PREGDATA;
typedef struct tagSCANNERDATA {
PWSTR pDeviceName;
HINSTANCE hModule;
PSTI pSti;
} SCANNERDATA, * PSCANNERDATA;
typedef BOOL(WINAPI* PFNOPENDEVICE)(PTSTR, LPHANDLE, PTSTR);
typedef BOOL(WINAPI* PFNCLOSEDEVICE)(HANDLE);
typedef DWORD(WINAPI* PFNGETDEVICEDATA)(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, PDWORD, PBYTE, DWORD, PDWORD);
typedef DWORD(WINAPI* PFNSETDEVICEDATA)(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD, PBYTE, DWORD);
typedef HRESULT(__stdcall* PFNSTICREATEINSTANCE)(HINSTANCE, DWORD, PSTI*, LPDWORD);
// Local functions
BOOL InternalGetColorDirectory(LPCTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD*);
BOOL InternalInstallColorProfile(LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR);
BOOL InternalUninstallColorProfile(LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR, BOOL);
BOOL InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR);
BOOL InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR);
BOOL InternalEnumColorProfiles(LPCTSTR, PENUMTYPE, PBYTE, PDWORD, PDWORD);
BOOL InternalSetSCSProfile(LPCTSTR, DWORD, LPCTSTR);
BOOL InternalGetSCSProfile(LPCTSTR, DWORD, PTSTR, PDWORD);
VOID ConvertDwordToString(DWORD, PTSTR);
PTSTR ConvertClassIdToClassString(DWORD);
BOOL GetProfileClassString(LPCTSTR, PTSTR, PPROFILEHEADER);
BOOL GetDeviceData(LPCTSTR, DWORD, DWORD, PVOID*, PDWORD, BOOL);
BOOL SetDeviceData(LPCTSTR, DWORD, DWORD, PVOID, DWORD);
BOOL IGetDeviceData(LPCTSTR, DWORD, DWORD, PVOID*, PDWORD, BOOL);
BOOL ISetDeviceData(LPCTSTR, DWORD, DWORD, PVOID, DWORD);
BOOL IsStringInMultiSz(PTSTR, PTSTR);
DWORD RemoveStringFromMultiSz(PTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD);
VOID InsertInBuffer(PBYTE, PBYTE, PTSTR);
MATCHTYPE DoesProfileMatchEnumRecord(PTSTR, PENUMTYPE);
MATCHTYPE CheckResMedHftnMatch(HPROFILE, PENUMTYPE);
BOOL DwordMatches(PSETTINGS, DWORD);
BOOL QwordMatches(PSETTINGS, PDWORD);
BOOL WINAPI OpenPrtr(PTSTR, LPHANDLE, PTSTR);
BOOL WINAPI ClosePrtr(HANDLE);
DWORD WINAPI GetPrtrData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, PDWORD, PBYTE, DWORD, PDWORD);
DWORD WINAPI SetPrtrData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD, PBYTE, DWORD);
BOOL WINAPI OpenMonitor(PTSTR, LPHANDLE, PTSTR);
BOOL WINAPI CloseMonitor(HANDLE);
DWORD WINAPI GetMonitorData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, PDWORD, PBYTE, DWORD, PDWORD);
DWORD WINAPI SetMonitorData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD, PBYTE, DWORD);
BOOL WINAPI OpenScanner(PTSTR, LPHANDLE, PTSTR);
BOOL WINAPI CloseScanner(HANDLE);
DWORD WINAPI GetScannerData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, PDWORD, PBYTE, DWORD, PDWORD);
DWORD WINAPI SetScannerData(HANDLE, PTSTR, PTSTR, DWORD, PBYTE, DWORD);
#ifdef _WIN95_
BOOL LoadSetupAPIDll(VOID);
#else
VOID ChangeICMSetting(LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR, DWORD);
#endif // _WIN95_
// SetupAPI function pointers
typedef WINSETUPAPI HKEY
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiOpenDevRegKey)(
IN HDEVINFO DeviceInfoSet,
IN PSP_DEVINFO_DATA DeviceInfoData,
IN DWORD Scope,
IN DWORD HwProfile,
IN DWORD KeyType,
IN REGSAM samDesired
);
typedef WINSETUPAPI BOOL
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList)(
IN HDEVINFO DeviceInfoSet
);
typedef WINSETUPAPI BOOL
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo)(
IN HDEVINFO DeviceInfoSet,
IN DWORD MemberIndex,
OUT PSP_DEVINFO_DATA DeviceInfoData
);
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
typedef WINSETUPAPI BOOL
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId)(
IN HDEVINFO DeviceInfoSet,
IN PSP_DEVINFO_DATA DeviceInfoData,
OUT PWSTR DeviceInstanceId,
IN DWORD DeviceInstanceIdSize,
OUT PDWORD RequiredSize OPTIONAL
);
typedef WINSETUPAPI HDEVINFO
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiGetClassDevs)(
IN LPGUID ClassGuid, OPTIONAL
IN PCWSTR Enumerator, OPTIONAL
IN HWND hwndParent, OPTIONAL
IN DWORD Flags
);
#else
typedef WINSETUPAPI BOOL
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId)(
IN HDEVINFO DeviceInfoSet,
IN PSP_DEVINFO_DATA DeviceInfoData,
OUT PSTR DeviceInstanceId,
IN DWORD DeviceInstanceIdSize,
OUT PDWORD RequiredSize OPTIONAL
);
typedef WINSETUPAPI HDEVINFO
(WINAPI* FP_SetupDiGetClassDevs)(
IN LPGUID ClassGuid, OPTIONAL
IN PCSTR Enumerator, OPTIONAL
IN HWND hwndParent, OPTIONAL
IN DWORD Flags
);
#endif
HMODULE ghModSetupAPIDll = NULL;
FP_SetupDiOpenDevRegKey fpSetupDiOpenDevRegKey = NULL;
FP_SetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList fpSetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList = NULL;
FP_SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo fpSetupDiEnumDeviceInfo = NULL;
FP_SetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId fpSetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId = NULL;
FP_SetupDiGetClassDevs fpSetupDiGetClassDevs = NULL;
// Predefined profiles in order - INF file has 1-based index into this list
TCHAR* gszDispProfiles[] = {
__TEXT("mnB22G15.icm"), // 1
__TEXT("mnB22G18.icm"), // 2
__TEXT("mnB22G21.icm"), // 3
__TEXT("mnEBUG15.icm"), // 4
__TEXT("mnEBUG18.icm"), // 5
__TEXT("mnEBUG21.icm"), // 6
__TEXT("mnP22G15.icm"), // 7
__TEXT("mnP22G18.icm"), // 8
__TEXT("mnP22G21.icm"), // 9
__TEXT("Diamond Compatible 9300K G2.2.icm"), // 10
__TEXT("Hitachi Compatible 9300K G2.2.icm"), // 11
__TEXT("NEC Compatible 9300K G2.2.icm"), // 12
__TEXT("Trinitron Compatible 9300K G2.2.icm"), // 13
};
TCHAR* gpszClasses[] = { // different profile classes
__TEXT("mntr"), // 0
__TEXT("prtr"), // 1
__TEXT("scnr"), // 2
__TEXT("link"), // 3
__TEXT("abst"), // 4
__TEXT("spac"), // 5
__TEXT("nmcl") // 6
};
#define INDEX_CLASS_MONITOR 0
#define INDEX_CLASS_PRINTER 1
#define INDEX_CLASS_SCANNER 2
#define INDEX_CLASS_LINK 3
#define INDEX_CLASS_ABSTRACT 4
#define INDEX_CLASS_COLORSPACE 5
#define INDEX_CLASS_NAMED 6
/*
* GetColorDirectory
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalGetColorDirectory.
* Please see InternalGetColorDirectory for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the path
* to the color directory is requested
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive pathname
* pdwSize - pointer to size of buffer. On return it has size of
* buffer needed if failure, and used on success
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
GetColorDirectoryA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwBuffer = NULL; // Unicode color directory path
DWORD dwSize; // size of Unicode buffer
DWORD dwErr = 0; // error code
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetColorDirectoryA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to GetColorDirectory\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
dwSize = *pdwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
// Create a buffer to get Unicode directory from system
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pwBuffer = (PWSTR)MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pwBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Unicode string\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndGetColorDirectoryA;
}
}
rc = rc && InternalGetColorDirectory(pwszMachineName, pwBuffer, &dwSize);
*pdwSize = dwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
// Convert Unicode path to Ansi
if (pwBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pwBuffer, &pBuffer, FALSE);
}
EndGetColorDirectoryA:
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
if (pwBuffer) {
MemFree(pwBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
GetColorDirectoryW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PWSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetColorDirectoryW\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalGetColorDirectory(pMachineName, pBuffer, pdwSize);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
GetColorDirectoryA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetColorDirectoryA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalGetColorDirectory(pMachineName, pBuffer, pdwSize);
}
BOOL WINAPI
GetColorDirectoryW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PWSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszBuffer = NULL; // Ansi color directory path
DWORD dwSize; // size of Ansi buffer
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetColorDirectoryW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to GetColorDirectory\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Create a buffer to get Ansi directory from system
dwSize = *pdwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pszBuffer = (PSTR)MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pszBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Ansi string\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndGetColorDirectoryW;
}
}
rc = rc && InternalGetColorDirectory(pszMachineName, pszBuffer, &dwSize);
*pdwSize = dwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
// Convert Ansi path to Unicode
if (pszBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pszBuffer, &pBuffer, FALSE);
}
EndGetColorDirectoryW:
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
if (pszBuffer) {
MemFree(pszBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* InstallColorProfile
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalInstallColorProfile.
* Please see InternalInstallColorProfile for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the profile
* should be installed. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to filename of profile to install
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
InstallColorProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszProfileName = NULL; // Unicode profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("InstallColorProfileA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to InstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pProfileName, &pwszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalInstallColorProfile(pwszMachineName, pwszProfileName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pwszProfileName) {
MemFree(pwszProfileName);
}
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
InstallColorProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("InstallColorProfileW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalInstallColorProfile(pMachineName, pProfileName);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
InstallColorProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("InstallColorProfileA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalInstallColorProfile(pMachineName, pProfileName);
}
BOOL WINAPI
InstallColorProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszProfileName = NULL; // Ansi profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("InstallColorProfileW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to InstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pProfileName, &pszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalInstallColorProfile(pszMachineName, pszProfileName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pszProfileName) {
MemFree(pszProfileName);
}
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* UninstallColorProfile
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalUninstallColorProfile.
* Please see InternalUninstallColorProfile for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the profile
* should be uninstalled. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to filename of profile to uninstall
* bDelete - TRUE if profile should be deleted in disk
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
UninstallColorProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
BOOL bDelete
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszProfileName = NULL; // Unicode profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("UninstallColorProfileA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to UninstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pProfileName, &pwszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalUninstallColorProfile(pwszMachineName, pwszProfileName,
bDelete);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pwszProfileName) {
MemFree(pwszProfileName);
}
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
UninstallColorProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
BOOL bDelete
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("UninstallColorProfileW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalUninstallColorProfile(pMachineName, pProfileName, bDelete);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
UninstallColorProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
BOOL bDelete
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("UninstallColorProfileA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalUninstallColorProfile(pMachineName, pProfileName, bDelete);
}
BOOL WINAPI
UninstallColorProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
BOOL bDelete
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszProfileName = NULL; // Ansi profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("UninstallColorProfileW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to UninstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pProfileName, &pszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalUninstallColorProfile(pszMachineName, pszProfileName,
bDelete);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pszProfileName) {
MemFree(pszProfileName);
}
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* AssociateColorProfileWithDevice
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for
* InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice. Please see
* InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice for more details
* on this function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to profile to associate
* pDeviceName - pointer to device name
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
PCSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszProfileName = NULL; // Unicode profile name
PWSTR pwszDeviceName = NULL; // Unicode device name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to AssociateColorProfileWithDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pProfileName, &pwszProfileName, TRUE);
// Convert device name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pDeviceName, &pwszDeviceName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(pwszMachineName,
pwszProfileName, pwszDeviceName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pwszProfileName) {
MemFree(pwszProfileName);
}
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
if (pwszDeviceName) {
MemFree(pwszDeviceName);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
PCWSTR pDeviceName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(pMachineName,
pProfileName, pDeviceName);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
PCSTR pDeviceName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(pMachineName,
pProfileName, pDeviceName);
}
BOOL WINAPI
AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
PCWSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszProfileName = NULL; // Ansi profile name
PSTR pszDeviceName = NULL; // Ansi device name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("AssociateColorProfileWithDeviceW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to AssociateColorProfileWithDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pProfileName, &pszProfileName, TRUE);
// Convert device name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pDeviceName, &pszDeviceName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(pszMachineName,
pszProfileName, pszDeviceName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pszProfileName) {
MemFree(pszProfileName);
}
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
if (pszDeviceName) {
MemFree(pszDeviceName);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* DisassociateColorProfileFromDevice
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for
* InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice. Please see
* InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice for more details
* on this function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to profile to disassiciate
* pDeviceName - pointer to device name
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
DisassociateColorProfileFromDeviceA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
PCSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszProfileName = NULL; // Unicode profile name
PWSTR pwszDeviceName = NULL; // Unicode device name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("DisassociateColorProfileWithDeviceA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to DisassociateColorProfileFromDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pProfileName, &pwszProfileName, TRUE);
// Convert device name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pDeviceName, &pwszDeviceName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(pwszMachineName,
pwszProfileName, pwszDeviceName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pwszProfileName) {
MemFree(pwszProfileName);
}
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
if (pwszDeviceName) {
MemFree(pwszDeviceName);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
DisassociateColorProfileFromDeviceW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
PCWSTR pDeviceName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("DisassociateColorProfileWithDeviceW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(pMachineName,
pProfileName, pDeviceName);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
DisassociateColorProfileFromDeviceA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PCSTR pProfileName,
PCSTR pDeviceName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("DisassociateColorProfileWithDeviceA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(pMachineName,
pProfileName, pDeviceName);
}
BOOL WINAPI
DisassociateColorProfileFromDeviceW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PCWSTR pProfileName,
PCWSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszProfileName = NULL; // Ansi profile name
PSTR pszDeviceName = NULL; // Ansi device name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("DisassociateColorProfileWithDeviceW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to AssociateColorProfileWithDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pProfileName, &pszProfileName, TRUE);
// Convert device name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pDeviceName, &pszDeviceName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(pszMachineName,
pszProfileName, pszDeviceName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pszProfileName) {
MemFree(pszProfileName);
}
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
if (pszDeviceName) {
MemFree(pszDeviceName);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* EnumColorProfiles
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalEnumColorProfile.
* Please see InternalEnumColorProfile for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the enumeration
* needs to be done
* pEnumRecord - pointer to enumeration criteria
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive result, can be NULL
* pdwSize - pointer to buffer size. On return it is actual number
* of bytes copied/needed.
* pnProfiles - pointer to DWORD. On return, it is number of profiles
* copied to pBuffer.
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
EnumColorProfilesA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PENUMTYPEA pEnumRecord,
PBYTE pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize,
PDWORD pnProfiles
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszDeviceName = NULL; // Unicode device name
PSTR pAnsiDeviceName = NULL; // incoming Ansi device name
PWSTR pwBuffer = NULL; // buffer to receive data
PWSTR pwTempBuffer = NULL; // temporary pointer to buffer
DWORD dwSize; // size of buffer
DWORD dwSizeOfStruct; // size of ENUMTYPE structure
DWORD dwVersion; // ENUMTYPE structure version
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("EnumColorProfilesA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize)) ||
!pEnumRecord ||
IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, sizeof(DWORD) * 3)) // probe until ENUMTYPE.dwFields
{
ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA:
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Check structure size based on its version.
dwSizeOfStruct = pEnumRecord->dwSize;
dwVersion = pEnumRecord->dwVersion;
if (dwVersion >= ENUM_TYPE_VERSION) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE))
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA;
} else if (dwVersion == 0x0200) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE) - sizeof(DWORD))
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA;
// Version 2 should not have ET_DEVICECLASS bit
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICECLASS)
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA;
WARNING((__TEXT("Old version ENUMTYPE to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
} else {
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA;
}
if (IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, dwSizeOfStruct)) {
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesA;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// If device name is specified, convert it to Unicode
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICENAME) {
if (!pEnumRecord->pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndEnumColorProfilesA;
}
// Convert device name to Unicode
pAnsiDeviceName = (PSTR)pEnumRecord->pDeviceName;
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pAnsiDeviceName, &pwszDeviceName, TRUE);
pEnumRecord->pDeviceName = (PSTR)pwszDeviceName;
}
dwSize = *pdwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
// Allocate buffer of suitable size
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pwBuffer = MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pwBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Unicode buffer\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndEnumColorProfilesA;
}
}
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalEnumColorProfiles(pwszMachineName,
(PENUMTYPEW)pEnumRecord, (PBYTE)pwBuffer, &dwSize, pnProfiles);
if (pwBuffer && rc) {
pwTempBuffer = pwBuffer;
while (*pwTempBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pwTempBuffer, (PSTR*)&pBuffer, FALSE);
pwTempBuffer += lstrlenW(pwTempBuffer) + 1;
pBuffer += (lstrlenA((PSTR)pBuffer) + 1) * sizeof(char);
}
*((PSTR)pBuffer) = '\0';
}
*pdwSize = dwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
EndEnumColorProfilesA:
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
if (pAnsiDeviceName) {
ASSERT(pEnumRecord->pDeviceName != NULL);
MemFree((PBYTE)pEnumRecord->pDeviceName);
pEnumRecord->pDeviceName = (PCSTR)pAnsiDeviceName;
}
if (pwBuffer) {
MemFree(pwBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
EnumColorProfilesW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PENUMTYPEW pEnumRecord,
PBYTE pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize,
PDWORD pnProfiles
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("EnumColorProfilesW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalEnumColorProfiles(pMachineName, pEnumRecord,
pBuffer, pdwSize, pnProfiles);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
EnumColorProfilesA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
PENUMTYPEA pEnumRecord,
PBYTE pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize,
PDWORD pnProfiles
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("EnumColorProfilesA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalEnumColorProfiles(pMachineName, pEnumRecord,
pBuffer, pdwSize, pnProfiles);
}
BOOL WINAPI
EnumColorProfilesW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
PENUMTYPEW pEnumRecord,
PBYTE pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize,
PDWORD pnProfiles
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszDeviceName = NULL; // Ansi device name
PWSTR pUnicodeDeviceName = NULL;// incoming Unicode device name
PSTR pszBuffer = NULL; // buffer to receive data
PSTR pszTempBuffer = NULL; // temporary pointer to buffer
DWORD dwSize; // size of buffer
DWORD dwSizeOfStruct; // size of ENUMTYPE structure
DWORD dwVersion; // ENUMTYPE structure version
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("EnumColorProfilesW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize)) ||
!pEnumRecord ||
IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, sizeof(DWORD) * 3)) // probe until ENUMTYPE.dwFields
{
ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW:
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Check structure size based on its version.
dwSizeOfStruct = pEnumRecord->dwSize;
dwVersion = pEnumRecord->dwVersion;
if (dwVersion >= ENUM_TYPE_VERSION) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE))
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW;
} else if (dwVersion == 0x0200) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE) - sizeof(DWORD))
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW;
// Version 2 should not have ET_DEVICECLASS bit
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICECLASS)
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW;
WARNING((__TEXT("Old version ENUMTYPE to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
} else {
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW;
}
if (IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, dwSizeOfStruct)) {
goto ParameterError_EnumColorProfilesW;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
}
// If device name is specified, convert it to Unicode
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICENAME) {
if (!pEnumRecord->pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndEnumColorProfilesW;
}
// Convert device name to Ansi
pUnicodeDeviceName = (PWSTR)pEnumRecord->pDeviceName;
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pUnicodeDeviceName, &pszDeviceName, TRUE);
pEnumRecord->pDeviceName = (PCWSTR)pszDeviceName;
}
dwSize = *pdwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
// Allocate buffer of suitable size
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pszBuffer = MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pszBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Ansi buffer\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndEnumColorProfilesW;
}
}
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalEnumColorProfiles(pszMachineName,
(PENUMTYPEA)pEnumRecord, (PBYTE)pszBuffer, &dwSize, pnProfiles);
if (pszBuffer && rc) {
pszTempBuffer = pszBuffer;
while (*pszTempBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pszTempBuffer, (PWSTR*)&pBuffer, FALSE);
pszTempBuffer += lstrlenA(pszTempBuffer) + 1;
pBuffer += (lstrlenW((PWSTR)pBuffer) + 1) * sizeof(WCHAR);
}
*((PWSTR)pBuffer) = '\0';
}
*pdwSize = dwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
EndEnumColorProfilesW:
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
if (pUnicodeDeviceName) {
ASSERT(pEnumRecord->pDeviceName != NULL);
MemFree((PSTR)pEnumRecord->pDeviceName);
pEnumRecord->pDeviceName = (PCWSTR)pUnicodeDeviceName;
}
if (pszBuffer) {
MemFree(pszBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* SetStandardColorSpaceProfile
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalSetSCSProfile.
* Please see InternalSetSCSProfile for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the standard color
* space profile should be registered
* dwSCS - ID for the standard color space
* pProfileName - pointer to profile filename
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
SetStandardColorSpaceProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PCSTR pProfileName
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwszProfileName = NULL; // Unicode profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("SetStandardColorSpaceProfileA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to SetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Unicode
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pProfileName, &pwszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Unicode function
rc = rc && InternalSetSCSProfile(pwszMachineName, dwSCS, pwszProfileName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pwszProfileName) {
MemFree(pwszProfileName);
}
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
SetStandardColorSpaceProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PCWSTR pProfileName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("SetStandardColorSpaceProfileW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalSetSCSProfile(pMachineName, dwSCS, pProfileName);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
SetStandardColorSpaceProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PCSTR pProfileName
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("SetStandardColorSpaceProfileA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalSetSCSProfile(pMachineName, dwSCS, pProfileName);
}
BOOL WINAPI
SetStandardColorSpaceProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PCWSTR pProfileName
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszProfileName = NULL; // Ansi profile name
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("SetStandardColorSpaceProfileW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to SetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
// Convert profile name to Ansi
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pProfileName, &pszProfileName, TRUE);
// Call the internal Ansi function
rc = rc && InternalSetSCSProfile(pszMachineName, dwSCS, pszProfileName);
// Free memory before leaving
if (pszProfileName) {
MemFree(pszProfileName);
}
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* GetStandardColorSpaceProfile
* Function:
* These are the ANSI & Unicode wrappers for InternalGetSCSProfile.
* Please see InternalGetSCSProfile for more details on this
* function.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the standard color
* space profile should be queried
* dwSCS - ID for the standard color space
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive profile filename
* pdwSize - pointer to DWORD specifying size of buffer. On return
* it has size needed/used
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
#ifdef UNICODE // Windows NT versions
BOOL WINAPI
GetStandardColorSpaceProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
PWSTR pwszMachineName = NULL; // Unicode machine name
PWSTR pwBuffer = NULL; // Unicode color directory path
DWORD dwSize; // size of Unicode buffer
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetStandardColorSpaceProfileA\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to GetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Unicode
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToUnicode(pMachineName, &pwszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pwszMachineName = NULL;
dwSize = *pdwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
// Create a buffer to get Unicode filename from system
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pwBuffer = (PWSTR)MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pwBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Unicode string\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndGetSCSProfileA;
}
}
rc = rc && InternalGetSCSProfile(pwszMachineName, dwSCS, pwBuffer, &dwSize);
*pdwSize = dwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
// Convert Unicode path to Ansi
if (pwBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToAnsi(pwBuffer, &pBuffer, FALSE);
}
EndGetSCSProfileA:
if (pwszMachineName) {
MemFree(pwszMachineName);
}
if (pwBuffer) {
MemFree(pwBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
GetStandardColorSpaceProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PWSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetStandardColorSpaceProfileW\n")));
// Internal function is Unicode in Windows NT, call it directly.
return InternalGetSCSProfile(pMachineName, dwSCS, pBuffer, pdwSize);
}
#else // Windows 95 versions
BOOL WINAPI
GetStandardColorSpaceProfileA(
PCSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetStandardColorSpaceProfileA\n")));
// Internal function is ANSI in Windows 95, call it directly.
return InternalGetSCSProfile(pMachineName, dwSCS, pBuffer, pdwSize);
}
BOOL WINAPI
GetStandardColorSpaceProfileW(
PCWSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PWSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
PSTR pszMachineName = NULL; // Ansi machine name
PSTR pszBuffer = NULL; // Ansi color directory path
DWORD dwSize; // size of Ansi buffer
BOOL rc = TRUE; // return code
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GetStandardColorSpaceProfileW\n")));
// Validate parameters before we touch them
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to GetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Convert machine name to Ansi
if (pMachineName) {
rc = ConvertToAnsi(pMachineName, &pszMachineName, TRUE);
} else
pszMachineName = NULL;
dwSize = *pdwSize / sizeof(WCHAR);
// Create a buffer to get Ansi profilename from system
if (pBuffer && dwSize) {
pszBuffer = (PSTR)MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!pBuffer) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for Ansi string\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
rc = FALSE;
goto EndGetSCSProfileW;
}
}
rc = rc && InternalGetSCSProfile(pszMachineName, dwSCS, pszBuffer, &dwSize);
*pdwSize = dwSize * sizeof(WCHAR);
// Convert Ansi path to Unicode
if (pszBuffer) {
rc = rc && ConvertToUnicode(pszBuffer, &pBuffer, FALSE);
}
EndGetSCSProfileW:
if (pszMachineName) {
MemFree(pszMachineName);
}
if (pszBuffer) {
MemFree(pszBuffer);
}
return rc;
}
#endif // ! UNICODE
/*
* GenerateCopyFilePaths
* Function:
* This function is called by the Windows NT spooler to find the
* directories from which color profiles should be picked up and copied
* to. This is useful if the locations are version or processor
* architecture dependent. As color profiles depend on neither, we don't
* have to do anything, but have to export this function.
* Arguments:
* don't care
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
GenerateCopyFilePaths(
LPCWSTR pszPrinterName,
LPCWSTR pszDirectory,
LPBYTE pSplClientInfo,
DWORD dwLevel,
LPWSTR pszSourceDir,
LPDWORD pcchSourceDirSize,
LPWSTR pszTargetDir,
LPDWORD pcchTargetDirSize,
DWORD dwFlags
)
{
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("GenerateCopyFilePaths\n")));
return ERROR_SUCCESS;
}
/*
* SpoolerCopyFileEvent
* Function:
* This function is called by the Windows NT spooler when one of the
* following events happens:
* 1. When someone does a SetPrinterDataEx of the CopyFiles section
* 2. When a printer connection is made
* 3. When files for a printer connection get updated
* 4. When a printer is deleted
* Arguments:
* pszPrinterName - friendly name of printer
* pszKey - "CopyFiles\ICM" for us
* dwCopyFileEvent - reason for calling
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
*/
BOOL WINAPI
SpoolerCopyFileEvent(
LPWSTR pszPrinterName,
LPWSTR pszKey,
DWORD dwCopyFileEvent
)
{
PTSTR pProfileList, pTemp, pBuffer;
DWORD dwSize;
BOOL bRc = FALSE;
TCHAR szPath[MAX_PATH];
TRACEAPI((__TEXT("SpoolerCopyFileEvent\n")));
switch (dwCopyFileEvent) {
case COPYFILE_EVENT_SET_PRINTER_DATAEX:
// When associating profiles with printer connections, we copy
// the files to the remote machine, and then do a SePrinterDataEx.
// This causes this event to be generated on the remote machine. We
// use this to install the profile. This is not needed after we make
// our APIs remotable
// Fall thru'
TERSE((__TEXT("SetPrinterDataEx event\n")));
case COPYFILE_EVENT_ADD_PRINTER_CONNECTION:
case COPYFILE_EVENT_FILES_CHANGED:
// This event is generated when a printer connection is added or
// associated profiles have changed. Install all the profiles in
// the client machine now.
#ifdef DBG
if (dwCopyFileEvent == COPYFILE_EVENT_ADD_PRINTER_CONNECTION) {
WARNING((__TEXT("AddPrinterConnection Event\n")));
} else if (dwCopyFileEvent == COPYFILE_EVENT_FILES_CHANGED) {
WARNING((__TEXT("FilesChanged Event\n")));
}
#endif
dwSize = 0;
if (GetDeviceData((PTSTR)pszPrinterName, CLASS_PRINTER, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
(PVOID*)&pProfileList, &dwSize, TRUE)) {
dwSize = sizeof(szPath);
if (InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szPath, &dwSize)) {
lstrcat(szPath, gszBackslash);
pBuffer = szPath + lstrlen(szPath);
pTemp = pProfileList;
while (*pTemp) {
lstrcpy(pBuffer, pTemp);
InstallColorProfile(NULL, szPath);
pTemp += lstrlen(pTemp) + 1;
}
}
MemFree(pProfileList);
}
break;
case COPYFILE_EVENT_DELETE_PRINTER:
// This event is generated when a printer is about to be deleted.
// Get all profiles associated with the printer and disassociate
// them now.
TERSE((__TEXT("DeletePrinterDataEx Event\n")));
dwSize = 0;
if (GetDeviceData((PTSTR)pszPrinterName, CLASS_PRINTER, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
(PVOID*)&pProfileList, &dwSize, TRUE)) {
pTemp = pProfileList;
while (*pTemp) {
DisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(NULL, pTemp, (PTSTR)pszPrinterName);
pTemp += lstrlen(pTemp) + 1;
}
MemFree(pProfileList);
}
break;
}
bRc = TRUE;
return bRc;
}
/** Internal Functions **/
/*
* InternalGetColorDirectory
* Function:
* This function returns the path to the color directory on the machine
* specified.
* associations should be removed before calling this function. It also
* optionally deletes the file if the profile was successfully
* uninstalled.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the path
* to the color directory is requested
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive pathname
* pdwSize - pointer to size of buffer. On return it has size of
* buffer needed if failure, and used on success
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
InternalGetColorDirectory(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
PTSTR pBuffer,
DWORD* pdwSize
)
{
DWORD dwBufLen = *pdwSize; // size supplied
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return value
// Get the printer driver directory
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
DWORD dwNeeded; // size needed
if (!pBuffer && pdwSize && !IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD))) {
*pdwSize = 0;
}
if (GetPrinterDriverDirectory((PTSTR)pMachineName, NULL, 1, (PBYTE)pBuffer,
*pdwSize, pdwSize)) {
// This API returns the print$ path appended with the environment
// directory. e.g. c:\winnt\system32\spool\drivers\w32x86. So we need
// to go back one step and then append the color directory.
PWSTR pDriverDir;
pDriverDir = GetFilenameFromPath(pBuffer);
ASSERT(pDriverDir != NULL);
*pdwSize -= lstrlen(pDriverDir) * sizeof(WCHAR);
*pDriverDir = '\0';
// Calculate size of buffer needed to append color directory
dwNeeded = *pdwSize + lstrlen(gszColorDir) * sizeof(WCHAR);
if (pBuffer[lstrlen(pBuffer) - 1] != '\\') {
dwNeeded += sizeof(WCHAR);
}
// Update size needed
*pdwSize = dwNeeded;
// If supplied buffer is big enough, append our stuff
if (dwNeeded <= dwBufLen) {
if (pBuffer[lstrlen(pBuffer) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(pBuffer, gszBackslash);
}
lstrcat(pBuffer, gszColorDir);
rc = TRUE;
} else {
WARNING((__TEXT("Input buffer to GetColorDirectory not big enough\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
}
} else if (GetLastError() == ERROR_INVALID_USER_BUFFER) {
// Spooler sets this error if buffer is NULL. Map it to our error
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
} else if (GetLastError() == RPC_S_SERVER_UNAVAILABLE) {
TCHAR achTempPath[MAX_PATH * 2]; // Make sure enough path space.
// Spooler service is not running. Use hardcoded path
if (GetSystemDirectory(achTempPath, MAX_PATH) != 0) {
_tcscat(achTempPath, TEXT("\\spool\\drivers\\color"));
*pdwSize = wcslen(achTempPath) + 1;
if (pBuffer && (*pdwSize <= dwBufLen)) {
_tcscpy(pBuffer, achTempPath);
rc = TRUE;
} else {
WARNING((__TEXT("Input buffer to GetColorDirectory not big enough\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
}
}
}
#else
HKEY hkSetup; // registry key
DWORD dwErr; // error code
// Only local color directory query is allowed in Memphis
if (pMachineName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote color directory query, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// On Memphis, get this information from the setup section in the registry.
// The reason we don't call GetPrinterDriverDirectory is that when we call
// this function from GDI 16, it tries to go back into 16-bit mode and
// deadlocks on the Win16 lock.
if ((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszSetupPath, &hkSetup)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
if ((dwErr = RegQueryValueEx(hkSetup, gszICMDir, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)pBuffer,
pdwSize)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
rc = TRUE;
}
RegCloseKey(hkSetup);
}
if (!rc) {
// Make error codes consistent
if (dwErr == ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
dwErr = ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER;
}
WARNING((__TEXT("Error getting color directory: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
}
// RegQueryValueEx returns TRUE even if the calling buffer is NULL. Our API
// is supposed to return FALSE. Check for this case.
if (pBuffer == NULL && rc) {
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
rc = FALSE;
}
#endif // !defined(_WIN95_)
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalInstallColorProfile
* Function:
* This function installs a given color profile on a a given machine.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the profile
* should be uninstalled. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - Fully qualified pathname of profile to uninstall
* bDelete - TRUE if profile should be deleted in disk
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local install is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalInstallColorProfile(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
LPCTSTR pProfileName
)
{
PROFILEHEADER header; // profile header
REGDATA regData; // for storing registry data about profile
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // key to ICM device branch in registry
DWORD dwSize; // size of registry data for profile
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
PTSTR pFilename; // profile name without path
TCHAR szDest[MAX_PATH]; // destination path for profile
TCHAR szClass[5]; // profile class
BOOL FileExist; // profile already in directory?
BOOL RegExist; // profile in registry?
// Validate parameters
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to InstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local installs are allowed now
if (pMachineName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote install attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Get rid of the directory path and get a pointer to the filename
pFilename = GetFilenameFromPath((PTSTR)pProfileName);
if (!pFilename) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not parse file name from profile path %s\n"), pProfileName));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
// Get the profile class in the form of a string
if (!GetProfileClassString(pProfileName, szClass, &header)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Installing invalid profile %s\n"), pProfileName));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PROFILE);
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept
if (((dwErr = RegCreateKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegCreateKey(hkICM, szClass, &hkDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM\\device branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
// If registry data exists && the profile is in the directory, then the profile is already installed,
// in which case, return success. Otherwise, copy profile to color
// directory (if it's not already there) and add it to the registry (if it's not already there).
dwSize = sizeof(szDest);
// Copy the file to the color directory
if (!InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szDest, &dwSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not get color directory\n")));
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
// This creates the directory if it doesn't exist, doesn't do anything
// if it already exists
CreateDirectory(szDest, NULL);
if (szDest[lstrlen(szDest) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(szDest, gszBackslash);
}
lstrcat(szDest, pFilename);
// If the profile is already in the color directory, do not attempt
// to copy it again; it will fail.
dwSize = sizeof(REGDATA);
FileExist = GetFileAttributes(szDest) != (DWORD)-1;
RegExist = RegQueryValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)&regData, &dwSize) == ERROR_SUCCESS;
// If the file does exist, short circuit the CopyFile
// and go on to add it into the registry.
if (!FileExist && !CopyFile(pProfileName, szDest, FALSE)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not copy profile %s to color directory\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
// Add profile to the registry
if (!RegExist) {
regData.dwRefCount = 0;
regData.dwManuID = FIX_ENDIAN(header.phManufacturer);
regData.dwModelID = FIX_ENDIAN(header.phModel);
if ((dwErr = RegSetValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, REG_BINARY,
(PBYTE)&regData, sizeof(REGDATA))) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not set registry data to install profile %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndInstallColorProfile;
}
}
rc = TRUE; // Everything went well!
EndInstallColorProfile:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalUninstallColorProfile
* Function:
* This function uninstalls a given color profile on a a given machine.
* It fails if the color profile is associated with any device, so all
* associations should be removed before calling this function. It also
* optionally deletes the file if the profile was successfully
* uninstalled.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the profile
* should be uninstalled. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to profile to uninstall
* bDelete - TRUE if profile should be deleted in disk
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local uninstall is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalUninstallColorProfile(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
LPCTSTR pProfileName,
BOOL bDelete
)
{
REGDATA regData; // for storing registry data about profile
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // key to ICM device branch in registry
DWORD dwSize; // size of registry data for profile
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
PTSTR pFilename; // profile name without path
TCHAR szColorPath[MAX_PATH]; // full path name of profile
TCHAR szClass[5]; // profile class
// Validate parameters
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to UninstallColorProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local installs are allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote uninstall attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
// Get rid of the directory path and get a pointer to the filename
pFilename = GetFilenameFromPath((PTSTR)pProfileName);
if (!pFilename) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not parse file name from profile path\n"), pProfileName));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
// Create a fully qualified path name
dwSize = sizeof(szColorPath);
if (!InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szColorPath, &dwSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not get color directory\n")));
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
if (szColorPath[lstrlen(szColorPath) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(szColorPath, gszBackslash);
}
lstrcat(szColorPath, pFilename);
// Get the profile class in the form of a string
if (!GetProfileClassString(szColorPath, szClass, NULL)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Installing invalid profile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PROFILE);
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept
if (((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkICM, szClass, &hkDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM\\device branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
// Check if reference count is zero and remove value from registry
dwSize = sizeof(REGDATA);
if ((dwErr = RegQueryValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)&regData,
&dwSize)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Trying to uninstall a profile that is not installed %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
if (regData.dwRefCount != 0) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Trying to uninstall profile %s whose refcount is %d\n"),
pFilename, regData.dwRefCount));
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
if ((dwErr = RegDeleteValue(hkDevice, pFilename)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error deleting profile %s from registry: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
// Remove profile from the registry
if (bDelete) {
// Delete profile from the color directory
if (!DeleteFile(szColorPath)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error deleting profile %s: %d\n"), szColorPath, GetLastError()));
goto EndUninstallColorProfile;
}
}
rc = TRUE; // Everything went well!
EndUninstallColorProfile:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice
* Function:
* This function associates a color profile on a a given machine with a
* particular device. It fails if the color profile is not installed on
* the machine. It increases the usage reference count of the profile.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to profile to associate
* pDeviceName - pointer to device name
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local association is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalAssociateColorProfileWithDevice(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
LPCTSTR pProfileName,
LPCTSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PROFILEHEADER header; // profile header
REGDATA regData; // for storing registry data about profile
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // key to ICM device branch in registry
DWORD dwSize; // size of registry data
DWORD dwNewSize; // new size of device registry data
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
PTSTR pFilename; // profile name without path
PTSTR pProfileList = NULL; // list of associated profiles
TCHAR szColorPath[MAX_PATH]; // full path name of profile
TCHAR szClass[5]; // profile class
BOOL bFirstProfile = FALSE; // First profile to be associated for device
DWORD dwDeviceClass; // device class
// Validate parameters
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to AssociateColorProfileWithDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local associations are allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote profile association attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
// Get rid of the directory path and get a pointer to the filename
pFilename = GetFilenameFromPath((PTSTR)pProfileName);
if (!pFilename) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not parse file name from profile path %s\n"), pProfileName));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Create a fully qualified path name
dwSize = sizeof(szColorPath);
if (!InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szColorPath, &dwSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not get color directory\n")));
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
if (szColorPath[lstrlen(szColorPath) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(szColorPath, gszBackslash);
}
lstrcat(szColorPath, pFilename);
// Get the profile class in the form of a string
if (!GetProfileClassString(szColorPath, szClass, &header)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Installing invalid profile %s\n"), szColorPath));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PROFILE);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept
if (((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkICM, szClass, &hkDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM\\device branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Check if profile is installed
dwSize = sizeof(REGDATA);
if ((dwErr = RegQueryValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)&regData,
&dwSize)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Trying to associate a profile that is not installed %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Treat CLASS_MONITOR as CLASS_COLORSPACE.
if ((dwDeviceClass = header.phClass) == CLASS_MONITOR) {
// since CLASS_MONTOR profile can be associated any device class.
dwDeviceClass = CLASS_COLORSPACE;
}
// Read in the list of profiles associated with the device
dwSize = 0;
if (!GetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
(PVOID*)&pProfileList, &dwSize, TRUE)) {
pProfileList = NULL; // no data found
}
// If the profile is already associated with the device, return success.
// Do not check if we didn't get a profile list
if (pProfileList &&
IsStringInMultiSz(pProfileList, pFilename) == TRUE) {
rc = TRUE;
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
if (dwSize <= sizeof(TCHAR)) {
bFirstProfile = TRUE;
}
// Add new profile to the list of profiles, and double NULL
// terminate the MULTI_SZ string.
if (dwSize > 0) {
// Use a temporary pointer, so that if MemReAlloc fails, we do
// not have a memory leak - the original pointer needs to be freed
PTSTR pTemp;
dwNewSize = dwSize + (lstrlen(pFilename) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
pTemp = MemReAlloc(pProfileList, dwNewSize);
if (!pTemp) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error reallocating pProfileList\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
} else
pProfileList = pTemp;
} else {
// Allocate extra character for double NULL termination. Setting
// dwSize to 1 accomplishes this and lets the lstrcpy below
// to work correctly.
dwSize = sizeof(TCHAR); // extra char for double NULL termination
dwNewSize = dwSize + (lstrlen(pFilename) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
pProfileList = MemAlloc(dwNewSize);
if (!pProfileList) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating pProfileList\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
}
{
PTSTR pPtr; // temporary pointer
pPtr = (PTSTR)((PBYTE)pProfileList + dwSize - sizeof(TCHAR));
lstrcpy(pPtr, pFilename);
pPtr = (PTSTR)((PBYTE)pProfileList + dwNewSize - sizeof(TCHAR));
*pPtr = '\0'; // double NULL terminate
}
// Set the device data
if (!SetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
pProfileList, dwNewSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error setting device profile data for %s\n"), pDeviceName));
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Increment usage count and set it
regData.dwRefCount++;
if ((dwErr = RegSetValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, REG_BINARY,
(PBYTE)&regData, sizeof(REGDATA))) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
ERR((__TEXT("Could not set registry data for profile %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndAssociateProfileWithDevice;
}
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
if (bFirstProfile) {
ChangeICMSetting(pMachineName, pDeviceName, ICM_ON);
}
#endif
rc = TRUE; // Everything went well!
EndAssociateProfileWithDevice:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
if (pProfileList) {
MemFree(pProfileList);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice
* Function:
* This function disassociates a color profile on a a given machine from
* a particular device. It fails if the color profile is not installed
* on the machine and associated with the device. It decreases the usage
* reference count of the profile.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine. NULL implies local
* pProfileName - pointer to profile to disassociate
* pDeviceName - pointer to device name
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local disassociation is supported, so pMachineName
* should be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalDisassociateColorProfileFromDevice(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
LPCTSTR pProfileName,
LPCTSTR pDeviceName
)
{
PROFILEHEADER header; // profile header
REGDATA regData; // for storing registry data about profile
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // key to ICM device branch in registry
DWORD dwSize; // size of registry data
DWORD dwNewSize; // new size of device registry data
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
PTSTR pFilename; // profile name without path
PTSTR pProfileList = NULL; // list of associated profiles
TCHAR szColorPath[MAX_PATH]; // full path name of profile
TCHAR szClass[5]; // profile class
BOOL bLastProfile = FALSE; // whether last profile is being removed
DWORD dwDeviceClass; // device class
// Validate parameters
if (!pProfileName ||
!pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to DisassociateColorProfileFromDevice\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local associations are allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote profile disassociation attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
// Get rid of the directory path and get a pointer to the filename
pFilename = GetFilenameFromPath((PTSTR)pProfileName);
if (!pFilename) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not parse file name from profile path %s\n"), pProfileName));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Create a fully qualified path name
dwSize = sizeof(szColorPath);
if (!InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szColorPath, &dwSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not get color directory\n")));
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
if (szColorPath[lstrlen(szColorPath) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(szColorPath, gszBackslash);
}
lstrcat(szColorPath, pFilename);
// Get the profile class in the form of a string
if (!GetProfileClassString(szColorPath, szClass, &header)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Installing invalid profile %s\n"), szColorPath));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PROFILE);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept
if (((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkICM, szClass, &hkDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM\\device branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Check if profile is installed
dwSize = sizeof(REGDATA);
if ((dwErr = RegQueryValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)&regData,
&dwSize)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Trying to disassociate a profile that is not installed %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Treat CLASS_MONITOR as CLASS_COLORSPACE.
if ((dwDeviceClass = header.phClass) == CLASS_MONITOR) {
// since CLASS_MONTOR profile can be associated any device class.
dwDeviceClass = CLASS_COLORSPACE;
}
// Read in the list of profiles associated with the device
dwSize = 0;
if (!GetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
(PVOID*)&pProfileList, &dwSize, TRUE)) {
pProfileList = NULL; // no data found
}
// If the profile is not associated with the device, return failure
if (!pProfileList ||
!IsStringInMultiSz(pProfileList, pFilename)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Trying to disassociate a profile that is not associated %s\n"), pFilename));
SetLastError(ERROR_PROFILE_NOT_ASSOCIATED_WITH_DEVICE);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
// Remove profile from the list of profiles, and double NULL
// terminate the MULTI_SZ string.
dwNewSize = RemoveStringFromMultiSz(pProfileList, pFilename, dwSize);
// Set the device data
if (!SetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
pProfileList, dwNewSize)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error setting device profile data for %s\n"), pDeviceName));
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
if (dwNewSize <= sizeof(TCHAR)) {
bLastProfile = TRUE;
}
// Decrement usage count and set it
regData.dwRefCount--;
if ((dwErr = RegSetValueEx(hkDevice, pFilename, 0, REG_BINARY,
(PBYTE)&regData, sizeof(REGDATA))) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
ERR((__TEXT("Could not set registry data for profile %s: %d\n"), pFilename, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice;
}
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
if (bLastProfile) {
ChangeICMSetting(pMachineName, pDeviceName, ICM_OFF);
}
#endif
rc = TRUE; // Everything went well!
EndDisassociateProfileWithDevice:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
if (pProfileList) {
MemFree(pProfileList);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalEnumColorProfiles
* Function:
* These functions enumerates color profiles satisfying the given
* enumeration criteria. It searches among all installed profiles, and
* on return fills out a buffer with a series of NULL terminated profile
* filenames double NULL terminated at the end.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the enumeration
* needs to be done
* pEnumRecord - pointer to enumeration criteria
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive result, can be NULL
* pdwSize - pointer to buffer size. On return it is actual number
* of bytes copied/needed.
* pnProfiles - pointer to DWORD. On return, it is number of profiles
* copied to pBuffer.
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local enumeration is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalEnumColorProfiles(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
PENUMTYPE pEnumRecord,
PBYTE pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize,
PDWORD pnProfiles
)
{
REGDATA regData; // for storing registry data about profile
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // key to ICM device branch in registry
PTSTR pProfileList = NULL; // list of associated profiles
PTSTR pTempProfileList; // temporary copy of profile list
DWORD dwSize; // size of profile value
DWORD dwDataSize; // size of profile data
DWORD dwInputSize; // incoming size of buffer
DWORD i, j; // counter variables
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
TCHAR szFullPath[MAX_PATH]; // full path of profile to open
PTSTR pProfile; // pointer to profile name in full path
DWORD dwLen; // length of color directory string
DWORD bSkipMatch; // true for skipping exact profile matching
MATCHTYPE match; // Type of profile match
PBYTE pBufferStart; // Start of user given buffer
DWORD dwSizeOfStruct; // size of ENUMTYPE structure
DWORD dwVersion; // ENUMTYPE structure version
// Validate parameters
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize)) ||
(pnProfiles && IsBadWritePtr(pnProfiles, sizeof(DWORD))) ||
!pEnumRecord ||
IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, sizeof(DWORD) * 3)) // probe until ENUMTYPE.dwFields
{
ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles:
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Check structure size based on its version.
dwSizeOfStruct = pEnumRecord->dwSize;
dwVersion = pEnumRecord->dwVersion;
if (dwVersion >= ENUM_TYPE_VERSION) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE))
goto ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles;
} else if (dwVersion == 0x0200) {
if (dwSizeOfStruct < sizeof(ENUMTYPE) - sizeof(DWORD))
goto ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles;
// Version 2 should not have ET_DEVICECLASS bit
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICECLASS)
goto ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles;
WARNING((__TEXT("Old version ENUMTYPE to InternalEnumColorProfiles\n")));
} else {
goto ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles;
}
if (IsBadReadPtr(pEnumRecord, dwSizeOfStruct)) {
goto ParameterError_InternalEnumColorProfiles;
}
// Only local enumerations are allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote profile enumeration attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
dwInputSize = *pdwSize;
// Get color directory
dwLen = sizeof(szFullPath);
if (!InternalGetColorDirectory(NULL, szFullPath, &dwLen)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error getting color directory\n")));
return FALSE;
}
if (szFullPath[lstrlen(szFullPath) - 1] != '\\') {
lstrcat(szFullPath, gszBackslash);
}
pProfile = &szFullPath[lstrlen(szFullPath)];
dwLen = lstrlen(szFullPath) * sizeof(TCHAR);
// Initialize return parameters
*pdwSize = 0;
if (pnProfiles)
*pnProfiles = 0;
if (pBuffer && dwInputSize >= sizeof(TCHAR)) {
*((PTSTR)pBuffer) = '\0';
}
// Check if we are looking for the profiles of a particular device or
// not because we enumerate them from different places.
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICENAME) {
DWORD* pbSkipMatch = &bSkipMatch;
DWORD dwDeviceClass;
if (!pEnumRecord->pDeviceName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndEnumerateColorProfiles;
}
// Get list of profiles associated with the device. If we don't
// know what device it is, specify ColorSpace, which tries all three
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICECLASS) {
dwDeviceClass = pEnumRecord->dwDeviceClass;
} else {
dwDeviceClass = CLASS_COLORSPACE;
}
// Get the device configuration whether we do exact matching or not.
dwSize = sizeof(DWORD);
if (!GetDeviceData(pEnumRecord->pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE,
(PVOID*)&pbSkipMatch, &dwSize, FALSE)) {
bSkipMatch = FALSE;
}
// Get the profile data.
dwSize = 0;
if (!GetDeviceData(pEnumRecord->pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA,
(PVOID*)&pProfileList, &dwSize, TRUE)) {
pProfileList = NULL; // no data found
}
if (!pProfileList) {
// No profiles associated with this device
rc = TRUE;
if (pBuffer && dwInputSize >= sizeof(TCHAR) * 2) {
*((PTSTR)pBuffer + 1) = '\0';
}
goto EndEnumerateColorProfiles;
}
// Run through the list of profiles and check each one to see if it
// matches the enumeration criteria. If it does, and the buffer is
// large enough, copy it to the buffer, and increment the byte count
// and number of profiles enumerated.
pBufferStart = pBuffer;
pTempProfileList = pProfileList;
while (*pTempProfileList) {
lstrcpy(pProfile, pTempProfileList);
if (bSkipMatch) {
match = EXACT_MATCH;
} else {
match = DoesProfileMatchEnumRecord(szFullPath, pEnumRecord);
}
if (match != NOMATCH) {
*pdwSize += (lstrlen(pTempProfileList) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
// Check strictly less than because you need one more for
// the final NULL termination
if (pBuffer && (*pdwSize < dwInputSize)) {
if (match == MATCH) {
lstrcpy((PTSTR)pBuffer, pTempProfileList);
} else {
// Exact match, add to beginning of buffer
InsertInBuffer(pBufferStart, pBuffer, pTempProfileList);
}
pBuffer += (lstrlen(pTempProfileList) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
}
if (pnProfiles)
(*pnProfiles)++;
}
pTempProfileList += lstrlen(pTempProfileList) + 1;
}
} else {
DWORD dwNumClasses;
PTSTR* ppszEnumClasses;
PTSTR pszEnumClassArray[2];
// We are not looking at a particular device, so enumerate
// profiles from the registry
if (pEnumRecord->dwFields & ET_DEVICECLASS) {
// If device class is specified, enumrate the specified device class and color
// space class which can be associated to any device.
pszEnumClassArray[0] = ConvertClassIdToClassString(pEnumRecord->dwDeviceClass);
pszEnumClassArray[1] = ConvertClassIdToClassString(CLASS_COLORSPACE);
if (!pszEnumClassArray[0] || !pszEnumClassArray[1]) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid DeviceClass to EnumColorProfiles\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
goto EndEnumerateColorProfiles;
}
ppszEnumClasses = pszEnumClassArray;
dwNumClasses = 2;
} else {
ppszEnumClasses = gpszClasses;
dwNumClasses = sizeof(gpszClasses) / sizeof(PTSTR);
}
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept (and create it if not exist)
if ((dwErr = RegCreateKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndEnumerateColorProfiles;
}
pBufferStart = pBuffer;
for (i = 0; i < dwNumClasses; i++, ppszEnumClasses++) {
DWORD nValues; // number of name-values in key
if (RegOpenKey(hkICM, *ppszEnumClasses, &hkDevice) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
continue; // go to next key
}
if ((dwErr = RegQueryInfoKey(hkDevice, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL,
&nValues, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot count values in device branch of registry: %d\n"), dwErr));
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndEnumerateColorProfiles;
}
// Go through the list of profiles and return everything that
// satisfies the enumeration criteria
for (j = 0; j < nValues; j++) {
dwSize = sizeof(szFullPath) - dwLen;
dwDataSize = sizeof(REGDATA);
if (RegEnumValue(hkDevice, j, pProfile, &dwSize, 0,
NULL, (PBYTE)&regData, &dwDataSize) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
match = DoesProfileMatchEnumRecord(szFullPath, pEnumRecord);
if (match != NOMATCH) {
*pdwSize += (lstrlen(pProfile) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
if (pBuffer && (*pdwSize < dwInputSize)) {
if (match == MATCH) {
lstrcpy((PTSTR)pBuffer, pProfile);
} else {
// Exact match, add to beginning of buffer
InsertInBuffer(pBufferStart, pBuffer, pProfile);
}
pBuffer += (lstrlen(pProfile) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
}
if (pnProfiles)
(*pnProfiles)++;
}
}
}
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
}
*pdwSize += sizeof(TCHAR); // extra NULL termination
if (pBuffer && *pdwSize <= dwInputSize) {
*((PTSTR)pBuffer) = '\0';
rc = TRUE;
} else {
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
}
EndEnumerateColorProfiles:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (pProfileList) {
MemFree(pProfileList);
}
return rc;
}
VOID
InsertInBuffer(
PBYTE pStart,
PBYTE pEnd,
PTSTR pString
)
{
DWORD cnt = (lstrlen(pString) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
MyCopyMemory(pStart + cnt, pStart, (DWORD)(pEnd - pStart));
lstrcpy((PTSTR)pStart, pString);
return;
}
/*
* InternalSetSCSProfile
* Function:
* These functions regsiters the given profile for the standard color
* space specified. This will register it in the OS and can be queried
* using GetStandardColorSpaceProfile.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the standard color
* space profile should be registered
* dwSCS - ID for the standard color space
* pProfileName - pointer to profile filename
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local registration is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalSetSCSProfile(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
LPCTSTR pProfileName
)
{
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkRegProf = NULL; // key to registered color spaces branch
DWORD dwSize; // size of registry data
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
TCHAR szProfileID[5]; // profile class
// Validate parameters
if (!pProfileName) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to SetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local registration is allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote SCS profile registration attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
dwSize = (lstrlen(pProfileName) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
// Open the registry location where this is kept
if (((dwErr = RegCreateKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) &&
((dwErr = RegCreateKey(hkICM, gszRegisteredProfiles, &hkRegProf)) == ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
ConvertDwordToString(dwSCS, szProfileID);
if ((dwErr = RegSetValueEx(hkRegProf, szProfileID, 0, REG_SZ,
(PBYTE)pProfileName, dwSize)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
rc = TRUE;
}
}
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkRegProf) {
RegCloseKey(hkRegProf);
}
if (!rc) {
WARNING((__TEXT("InternalSetSCSProfile failed: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* InternalGetSCSProfile
* Function:
* These functions retrieves the profile regsitered for the standard color
* space specified.
* Arguments:
* pMachineName - name identifying machine on which the standard color
* space profile should be queried
* dwSCS - ID for the standard color space
* pBuffer - pointer to buffer to receive profile filename
* pdwSize - pointer to DWORD specifying size of buffer. On return
* it has size needed/used
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, NULL otherwise
* Warning:
* Currently only local query is supported, so pMachineName should
* be NULL.
*/
BOOL
InternalGetSCSProfile(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
DWORD dwSCS,
PTSTR pBuffer,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
HKEY hkICM = NULL; // key to ICM branch in registry
HKEY hkRegProf = NULL; // key to registered color spaces branch
DWORD dwErr; // error code
DWORD dwSize;
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
TCHAR szProfileID[5]; // profile class
// Validate parameters
if (!pdwSize ||
IsBadWritePtr(pdwSize, sizeof(DWORD)) ||
(pBuffer && IsBadWritePtr(pBuffer, *pdwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to GetStandardColorSpaceProfile\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Only local query is allowed now
if (pMachineName != NULL) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Remote SCS profile query attempted, failing...\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED);
return FALSE;
}
dwSize = *pdwSize;
// Look in the registry for a profile registered for this color space ID
if (((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) &&
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkICM, gszRegisteredProfiles, &hkRegProf)) == ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
ConvertDwordToString(dwSCS, szProfileID);
if ((dwErr = RegQueryValueEx(hkRegProf, szProfileID, NULL, NULL,
(PBYTE)pBuffer, pdwSize)) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
rc = TRUE;
}
}
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkRegProf) {
RegCloseKey(hkRegProf);
}
if (!rc && (dwSCS == LCS_sRGB || dwSCS == LCS_WINDOWS_COLOR_SPACE)) {
*pdwSize = dwSize;
rc = GetColorDirectory(NULL, pBuffer, pdwSize);
if (!rc && GetLastError() != ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER) {
return FALSE;
}
*pdwSize += (lstrlen(gszBackslash) + lstrlen(gszsRGBProfile)) * sizeof(TCHAR);
if (*pdwSize <= dwSize && pBuffer) {
lstrcat(pBuffer, gszBackslash);
lstrcat(pBuffer, gszsRGBProfile);
rc = TRUE;
} else {
dwErr = ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER;
}
}
if (!rc) {
WARNING((__TEXT("InternalGetSCSProfile failed: %d\n"), dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
}
// If pBuffer is NULL, RegQueryValueEx return TRUE. Our API should return FALSE
// in this case. Handle this.
if (pBuffer == NULL && rc) {
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
rc = FALSE;
}
return rc;
}
/*
* ConvertDwordToString
* Function:
* This function converts a DWORD into a string. The string passed in
* is large enough. It converts to Unicode or Ansi depending on how
* this is compiled.
* Arguments:
* dword - DWORD to convert
* pString - pointer to buffer to hold the result
* Returns:
* Nothing
*/
VOID
ConvertDwordToString(
DWORD dword,
PTSTR pString
)
{
int i; // counter
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
pString[i] = (TCHAR)(((char*)&dword)[3 - i]);
}
pString[4] = '\0';
return;
}
/*
* ConvertClassIdToClassString
* Function:
* This function converts a DWORD Device Class Id into a its device string
* Arguments:
* dwClassId - Device class id.
* Returns:
* pointer to a string
*/
PTSTR
ConvertClassIdToClassString(
DWORD dwClassId
)
{
switch (dwClassId) {
case CLASS_MONITOR:
return (gpszClasses[INDEX_CLASS_MONITOR]);
case CLASS_PRINTER:
return (gpszClasses[INDEX_CLASS_PRINTER]);
case CLASS_SCANNER:
return (gpszClasses[INDEX_CLASS_SCANNER]);
case CLASS_COLORSPACE:
return (gpszClasses[INDEX_CLASS_COLORSPACE]);
default:
return NULL;
}
}
/*
* GetProfileClassString
* Function:
* This function returns the profile class from the header as a string.
* It also validates the profile.
* Arguments:
* pProfileName - name of profile
* pClass - pointer to buffer to hold the profile class string
* pHeader - if this is non NULL, it returns the header here
* Returns:
* TRUE on success, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
GetProfileClassString(
LPCTSTR pProfileName,
PTSTR pClass,
PPROFILEHEADER pHeader
)
{
PROFILEHEADER header; // color profile header
PROFILE prof; // profile object for opening profile
HPROFILE hProfile = NULL; // handle to opened profile
BOOL bValidProfile = FALSE; // validation of the profile
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
// Open a handle to the profile
prof.dwType = PROFILE_FILENAME;
prof.pProfileData = (PVOID)pProfileName;
prof.cbDataSize = (lstrlen(pProfileName) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
hProfile = OpenColorProfile(&prof, PROFILE_READ, FILE_SHARE_READ,
OPEN_EXISTING);
if (!hProfile) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error opening profile %s\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndGetProfileClassString;
}
// Check the validation of the profile.
if (!IsColorProfileValid(hProfile, &bValidProfile) || !bValidProfile) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error invalid profile %s\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndGetProfileClassString;
}
// Get the profile class
if (!pHeader) {
pHeader = &header;
}
if (!GetColorProfileHeader(hProfile, pHeader)) {
ERR((__TEXT("Error getting color profile header for %s\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndGetProfileClassString;
}
ConvertDwordToString(pHeader->phClass, pClass);
rc = TRUE;
EndGetProfileClassString:
if (hProfile) {
CloseColorProfile(hProfile);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* GetFilenameFromPath
* Function:
* This function takes a fully qualified pathname and returns a pointer
* to the filename part alone
* Arguments:
* pPathName - pointer to pathname
* Returns:
* Pointer to filename on success, NULL otherwise
*/
PTSTR
GetFilenameFromPath(
PTSTR pPathName
)
{
DWORD dwLen; // length of pathname
PTSTR pPathNameStart = pPathName;
dwLen = lstrlen(pPathName);
if (dwLen == 0) {
return NULL;
}
// Go to the end of the pathname, and start going backwards till
// you reach the beginning or a backslash
pPathName += dwLen;
// Currently 'pPathName' points null-terminate character, so move
// the pointer to last character.
do {
pPathName = CharPrev(pPathNameStart, pPathName);
if (*pPathName == TEXT('\\')) {
pPathName = CharNext(pPathName);
break;
}
// Loop until fist
} while (pPathNameStart < pPathName);
// if *pPathName is zero, then we had a string that ends in a backslash
return *pPathName ? pPathName : NULL;
}
/*
* GetDeviceData
* Function:
* This function is a wrapper for IGetDeviceData. For devices like monitor,
* printer & scanner it calls the internal function. If we are asked
* to get the device data for a "colorspace device", we try monitor, printer
* and scanner till one succeeds or they all fail. This is done so that we
* we can associate sRGB like profiles with any device.
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* dwClass - device type like monitor, printer etc.
* ppDeviceData - pointer to pointer to buffer to receive data
* pdwSize - pointer to size of buffer. On return it is size of
* data returned/size needed.
* bAllocate - If TRUE, allocate memory for data
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
GetDeviceData(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwClass,
DWORD dwDataType,
PVOID* ppDeviceData,
PDWORD pdwSize,
BOOL bAllocate
)
{
BOOL rc = FALSE;
if (dwClass == CLASS_MONITOR ||
dwClass == CLASS_PRINTER ||
dwClass == CLASS_SCANNER) {
rc = IGetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwClass, dwDataType, ppDeviceData, pdwSize, bAllocate);
} else if (dwClass == CLASS_COLORSPACE) {
rc = IGetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_MONITOR, dwDataType, ppDeviceData, pdwSize, bAllocate) ||
IGetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_PRINTER, dwDataType, ppDeviceData, pdwSize, bAllocate) ||
IGetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_SCANNER, dwDataType, ppDeviceData, pdwSize, bAllocate);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* IGetDeviceData
* Function:
* This function retrieves ICM data stored with the different devices.
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* dwClass - device type like monitor, printer etc.
* ppDeviceData - pointer to pointer to buffer to receive data
* pdwSize - pointer to size of buffer. On return it is size of
* data returned/size needed.
* bAllocate - If TRUE, allocate memory for data
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
IGetDeviceData(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwClass,
DWORD dwDataType,
PVOID* ppDeviceData,
PDWORD pdwSize,
BOOL bAllocate
)
{
PFNOPENDEVICE fnOpenDevice;
PFNCLOSEDEVICE fnCloseDevice;
PFNGETDEVICEDATA fnGetData;
HANDLE hDevice;
DWORD dwSize;
LPTSTR pDataKey;
LPTSTR pDataValue;
BOOL rc = FALSE;
// Set up function pointers so we can write common code
switch (dwClass) {
case CLASS_PRINTER:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenPrtr;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)ClosePrtr;
fnGetData = (PFNGETDEVICEDATA)GetPrtrData;
break;
case CLASS_MONITOR:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenMonitor;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)CloseMonitor;
fnGetData = (PFNGETDEVICEDATA)GetMonitorData;
break;
case CLASS_SCANNER:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenScanner;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)CloseScanner;
fnGetData = (PFNGETDEVICEDATA)GetScannerData;
break;
default:
return FALSE;
}
// Set up registry keywords.
switch (dwDataType) {
case DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA:
pDataKey = gszICMProfileListKey;
// The way to store printer profile is different than others... trim it.
if (dwClass == CLASS_PRINTER) {
pDataValue = gszFiles;
} else {
pDataValue = gszICMProfileListValue;
}
break;
case DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE:
pDataKey = gszICMDeviceDataKey;
pDataValue = gszICMProfileEnumMode;
break;
default:
return FALSE;
}
// Open the device and get a handle to it
if (!(*fnOpenDevice)((PTSTR)pDeviceName, &hDevice, NULL)) {
return FALSE;
}
if (bAllocate || (ppDeviceData == NULL)) {
DWORD retcode;
// We need to allocate memory. Find out how much we need, and
// allocate it.
dwSize = 0;
retcode = (*fnGetData)(hDevice, pDataKey, pDataValue, NULL, NULL, 0, &dwSize);
if ((retcode != ERROR_SUCCESS) && // Win 95 returns this
(retcode != ERROR_MORE_DATA)) // NT returns this
{
VERBOSE((__TEXT("GetDeviceData failed for %s\n"), pDeviceName));
goto EndGetDeviceData;
}
*pdwSize = dwSize;
if (ppDeviceData == NULL) {
// Caller wants to know the data size.
rc = TRUE;
goto EndGetDeviceData;
} else {
// Allocate buffer.
*ppDeviceData = MemAlloc(dwSize);
if (!*ppDeviceData) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
goto EndGetDeviceData;
}
}
}
// Get the data
if ((*fnGetData)(hDevice, pDataKey, pDataValue, NULL, (PBYTE)*ppDeviceData,
*pdwSize, pdwSize) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
rc = TRUE;
}
EndGetDeviceData:
(*fnCloseDevice)(hDevice);
return rc;
}
/*
* SetDeviceData
* Function:
* This function is a wrapper for ISetDeviceData. For devices like monitor,
* printer & scanner it calls the internal function. If we are asked
* to set the device data for a "colorspace device", we try monitor, printer
* and scanner till one succeeds or they all fail. This is done so that we
* we can associate sRGB like profiles with any device.
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* dwClass - device type like monitor, printer etc.
* pDeviceData - pointer buffer containing data
* dwSize - size of data
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
SetDeviceData(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwClass,
DWORD dwDataType,
PVOID pDeviceData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
BOOL rc = FALSE;
if (dwClass == CLASS_MONITOR ||
dwClass == CLASS_PRINTER ||
dwClass == CLASS_SCANNER) {
rc = ISetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwClass, dwDataType, pDeviceData, dwSize);
} else if (dwClass == CLASS_COLORSPACE) {
rc = ISetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_MONITOR, dwDataType, pDeviceData, dwSize) ||
ISetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_PRINTER, dwDataType, pDeviceData, dwSize) ||
ISetDeviceData(pDeviceName, CLASS_SCANNER, dwDataType, pDeviceData, dwSize);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* ISetDeviceData
* Function:
* This function sets ICM data stored with the different devices.
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* dwClass - device type like monitor, printer etc.
* pDeviceData - pointer buffer containing data
* dwSize - size of data
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL
ISetDeviceData(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwClass,
DWORD dwDataType,
PVOID pDeviceData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
PRINTER_DEFAULTS pd;
PFNOPENDEVICE fnOpenDevice;
PFNCLOSEDEVICE fnCloseDevice;
PFNSETDEVICEDATA fnSetData;
HANDLE hDevice;
LPTSTR pDataKey;
LPTSTR pDataValue;
DWORD dwRegType = REG_BINARY;
BOOL rc = FALSE;
// Set up function pointers so we can write common code
switch (dwClass) {
case CLASS_PRINTER:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenPrtr;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)ClosePrtr;
fnSetData = (PFNSETDEVICEDATA)SetPrtrData;
pd.pDatatype = __TEXT("RAW");
pd.pDevMode = NULL;
pd.DesiredAccess = PRINTER_ACCESS_ADMINISTER;
break;
case CLASS_MONITOR:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenMonitor;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)CloseMonitor;
fnSetData = (PFNSETDEVICEDATA)SetMonitorData;
break;
case CLASS_SCANNER:
fnOpenDevice = (PFNOPENDEVICE)OpenScanner;
fnCloseDevice = (PFNCLOSEDEVICE)CloseScanner;
fnSetData = (PFNSETDEVICEDATA)SetScannerData;
break;
default:
return FALSE;
}
// Set up registry keywords.
switch (dwDataType) {
case DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA:
pDataKey = gszICMProfileListKey;
// The way to store printer profile is different than others... trim it.
if (dwClass == CLASS_PRINTER) {
pDataValue = gszFiles;
dwRegType = REG_MULTI_SZ;
} else {
pDataValue = gszICMProfileListValue;
}
break;
case DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE:
pDataKey = gszICMDeviceDataKey;
pDataValue = gszICMProfileEnumMode;
break;
default:
return FALSE;
}
// Open the device and get a handle to it
if (!(*fnOpenDevice)((PTSTR)pDeviceName, &hDevice, (PTSTR)&pd)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error opening device %s\n"), pDeviceName));
return FALSE;
}
// Set the data
if ((*fnSetData)(hDevice, pDataKey, pDataValue, dwRegType, (PBYTE)pDeviceData,
dwSize) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
rc = TRUE;
}
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
// If this is printer class, need some more data for profile list.
if ((rc == TRUE) && (dwClass == CLASS_PRINTER) && (dwDataType == DEVICE_PROFILE_DATA)) {
if (((*fnSetData)(hDevice, pDataKey, gszDirectory, REG_SZ, (PBYTE)gszColorDir,
(lstrlen(gszColorDir) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((*fnSetData)(hDevice, pDataKey, gszModule, REG_SZ, (PBYTE)gszMSCMS,
(lstrlen(gszMSCMS) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
rc = FALSE;
}
}
#endif
(*fnCloseDevice)(hDevice);
return rc;
}
/*
* IsStringInMultiSz
* Function:
* This functions checks if a given multi-sz string has the given string
* as one of the strings, and returns TRUE if it does.
* Arguments:
* pMultiSzString - multi sz string to look in
* pString - string to find
* Returns:
* TRUE
*/
BOOL
IsStringInMultiSz(
PTSTR pMultiSzString,
PTSTR pString
)
{
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
while (*pMultiSzString) {
if (!lstrcmpi(pMultiSzString, pString)) {
rc = TRUE;
break;
}
pMultiSzString += lstrlen(pMultiSzString) + 1;
}
return rc;
}
/*
* RemoveStringFromMultiSz
* Function:
* This functions removes a given string from a multi-sz string.
* Arguments:
* pMultiSzString - multi sz string to look in
* pString - string to remove
* dwSize - size in bytes of multi-sz string
* Returns:
* TRUE
*/
DWORD
RemoveStringFromMultiSz(
PTSTR pMultiSzString,
PTSTR pString,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
DWORD dwCount = dwSize; // count of bytes remaining
while (*pMultiSzString) {
dwCount -= (lstrlen(pMultiSzString) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
if (!lstrcmpi(pMultiSzString, pString)) {
break;
}
pMultiSzString += lstrlen(pMultiSzString) + 1;
}
MyCopyMemory((PBYTE)pMultiSzString, (PBYTE)(pMultiSzString + lstrlen(pString) + 1), dwCount);
return dwSize - sizeof(TCHAR) * (lstrlen(pString) + 1);
}
/*
* DoesProfileMatchEnumRecord
* Function:
* This functions checks if a profile matches the criteria given in
* the enumeration record. Note that it does not check if the profile
* belongs to the device specified by pDeviceName. So that check must
* have happened before itself.
* Arguments:
* pProfileName - profile to look at
* pEnumRecord - pointer to criteria to check against
* Returns:
* MATCH or EXACT_MATCH if the profile matches the criteria, NOMATCH otherwise
*/
#define SET(pEnumRecord, bit) ((pEnumRecord)->dwFields & (bit))
MATCHTYPE
DoesProfileMatchEnumRecord(
PTSTR pProfileName,
PENUMTYPE pEnumRecord
)
{
PROFILEHEADER header; // color profile header
PROFILE prof; // profile object for opening profile
HPROFILE hProfile = NULL; // handle to opened profile
MATCHTYPE rc = NOMATCH; // return code
// Open a handle to the profile
prof.dwType = PROFILE_FILENAME;
prof.pProfileData = (PVOID)pProfileName;
prof.cbDataSize = (lstrlen(pProfileName) + 1) * sizeof(TCHAR);
hProfile = OpenColorProfile(&prof, PROFILE_READ, FILE_SHARE_READ,
OPEN_EXISTING);
if (!hProfile) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error opening profile %s\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndDoesProfileMatchEnumRecord;
}
// Get the profile header
if (!GetColorProfileHeader(hProfile, &header)) {
ERR((__TEXT("Error getting color profile header for %s\n"), pProfileName));
goto EndDoesProfileMatchEnumRecord;
}
if ((!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_CMMTYPE) || (pEnumRecord->dwCMMType == header.phCMMType)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_CLASS) || (pEnumRecord->dwClass == header.phClass)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_DATACOLORSPACE) || (pEnumRecord->dwDataColorSpace == header.phDataColorSpace)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_CONNECTIONSPACE) || (pEnumRecord->dwConnectionSpace == header.phConnectionSpace)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_SIGNATURE) || (pEnumRecord->dwSignature == header.phSignature)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_PLATFORM) || (pEnumRecord->dwPlatform == header.phPlatform)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_PROFILEFLAGS) || (pEnumRecord->dwProfileFlags == header.phProfileFlags)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_MANUFACTURER) || (pEnumRecord->dwManufacturer == header.phManufacturer)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_MODEL) || (pEnumRecord->dwModel == header.phModel)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_ATTRIBUTES) || (pEnumRecord->dwAttributes[0] == header.phAttributes[0] &&
pEnumRecord->dwAttributes[1] == header.phAttributes[1])) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_RENDERINGINTENT) || (pEnumRecord->dwRenderingIntent == header.phRenderingIntent)) &&
(!SET(pEnumRecord, ET_CREATOR) || (pEnumRecord->dwCreator == header.phCreator))) {
rc = EXACT_MATCH;
}
// Check for resolution, media type and halftoning match
if (rc != NOMATCH && SET(pEnumRecord, ET_RESOLUTION | ET_MEDIATYPE | ET_DITHERMODE)) {
rc = CheckResMedHftnMatch(hProfile, pEnumRecord);
}
EndDoesProfileMatchEnumRecord:
if (hProfile) {
CloseColorProfile(hProfile);
}
return rc;
}
/*
* CheckResMedHftnMatch
* Function:
* This functions checks if a profile matches the resolution,
* media type and halftoning criteria specified by the enumeration record.
* It allows an exact match, as well as an ambiguous match. If the
* profile doesn't specify the criteria, it is considered to ambiguously
* match the specification.
* is desired.
* Arguments:
* hProfile - handle identifying profile
* pEnumRecord - pointer to criteria to check against
* Returns:
* MATCH or EXACT_MATCH if the profile matches the criteria, NOMATCH otherwise
*/
MATCHTYPE
CheckResMedHftnMatch(
HPROFILE hProfile,
PENUMTYPE pEnumRecord
)
{
PDEVICESETTINGS pDevSettings = NULL;
PPLATFORMENTRY pPlatform;
PSETTINGCOMBOS pCombo;
PSETTINGS pSetting;
DWORD dwMSData[4];
DWORD dwSize, i, iMax, j, jMax;
MATCHTYPE rc = MATCH; // Assume ambiguous match
BOOL bReference;
// Check if the profile has the new device settings tag
dwSize = 0;
GetColorProfileElement(hProfile, TAG_DEVICESETTINGS, 0, &dwSize, NULL, &bReference);
if (dwSize > 0) {
if (!(pDevSettings = (PDEVICESETTINGS)GlobalAllocPtr(GHND, dwSize))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory\n")));
return NOMATCH;
}
if (GetColorProfileElement(hProfile, TAG_DEVICESETTINGS, 0, &dwSize, (PBYTE)pDevSettings, &bReference)) {
pPlatform = &pDevSettings->PlatformEntry[0];
// Navigate to the place where Microsoft specific settings are kept
i = 0;
iMax = FIX_ENDIAN(pDevSettings->nPlatforms);
while ((i < iMax) && (pPlatform->PlatformID != ID_MSFT_REVERSED))
{
i++;
pPlatform = (PPLATFORMENTRY)((PBYTE)pPlatform + FIX_ENDIAN(pPlatform->dwSize));
}
if (i >= iMax) {
// There are no MS specific settings, assume this profile is valid
// for all settings (ambigous match)
goto EndCheckResMedHftnMatch;
}
// Found MS specific data. Now go through each combination of settings
pCombo = &pPlatform->SettingCombos[0];
iMax = FIX_ENDIAN(pPlatform->nSettingCombos);
for (i = 0; i < iMax; i++) {
// Go through each setting in the combination
pSetting = &pCombo->Settings[0];
jMax = FIX_ENDIAN(pCombo->nSettings);
for (j = 0; j < jMax; j++) {
if (pSetting->dwSettingType == ID_MEDIATYPE_REVERSED) {
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_MEDIATYPE) &&
!DwordMatches(pSetting, pEnumRecord->dwMediaType)) {
goto NextCombo;
}
} else if (pSetting->dwSettingType == ID_DITHER_REVERSED) {
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_DITHERMODE) &&
!DwordMatches(pSetting, pEnumRecord->dwDitheringMode)) {
goto NextCombo;
}
} else if (pSetting->dwSettingType == ID_RESLN_REVERSED) {
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_RESOLUTION) &&
!QwordMatches(pSetting, &pEnumRecord->dwResolution[0])) {
goto NextCombo;
}
}
pSetting = (PSETTINGS)((PBYTE)pSetting + sizeof(SETTINGS) - sizeof(DWORD) +
FIX_ENDIAN(pSetting->dwSizePerValue) * FIX_ENDIAN(pSetting->nValues));
}
// This combination worked!
rc = EXACT_MATCH;
goto EndCheckResMedHftnMatch;
NextCombo:
pCombo = (PSETTINGCOMBOS)((PBYTE)pCombo + FIX_ENDIAN(pCombo->dwSize));
}
rc = NOMATCH;
goto EndCheckResMedHftnMatch;
} else {
rc = NOMATCH;
goto EndCheckResMedHftnMatch;
}
} else {
// Check if the old MSxx tags are present
dwSize = sizeof(dwMSData);
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_MEDIATYPE)) {
if (GetColorProfileElement(hProfile, TAG_MS01, 0, &dwSize, dwMSData, &bReference)) {
rc = EXACT_MATCH; // Assume exact match
if (pEnumRecord->dwMediaType != FIX_ENDIAN(dwMSData[2])) {
return NOMATCH;
}
}
}
dwSize = sizeof(dwMSData);
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_DITHERMODE)) {
if (GetColorProfileElement(hProfile, TAG_MS02, 0, &dwSize, dwMSData, &bReference)) {
rc = EXACT_MATCH; // Assume exact match
if (pEnumRecord->dwDitheringMode != FIX_ENDIAN(dwMSData[2])) {
return NOMATCH;
}
}
}
dwSize = sizeof(dwMSData);
if (SET(pEnumRecord, ET_RESOLUTION)) {
if (GetColorProfileElement(hProfile, TAG_MS03, 0, &dwSize, dwMSData, &bReference)) {
rc = EXACT_MATCH; // Assume exact match
if (pEnumRecord->dwResolution[0] != FIX_ENDIAN(dwMSData[2]) ||
pEnumRecord->dwResolution[1] != FIX_ENDIAN(dwMSData[3])) {
return NOMATCH;
}
}
}
}
EndCheckResMedHftnMatch:
if (pDevSettings) {
GlobalFreePtr(pDevSettings);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL
DwordMatches(
PSETTINGS pSetting,
DWORD dwValue
)
{
DWORD i, iMax;
PDWORD pValue;
dwValue = FIX_ENDIAN(dwValue); // so we don't have to do this in the loop
// Go through all the values. If any of them match, return TRUE.
pValue = &pSetting->Value[0];
iMax = FIX_ENDIAN(pSetting->nValues);
for (i = 0; i < iMax; i++) {
if (dwValue == *pValue) {
return TRUE;
}
pValue++; // We know that it is a DWORD
}
return FALSE;
}
BOOL
QwordMatches(
PSETTINGS pSetting,
PDWORD pdwValue
)
{
DWORD i, iMax, dwValue1, dwValue2;
PDWORD pValue;
dwValue1 = FIX_ENDIAN(*pdwValue); // so we don't have to do this in the loop
dwValue2 = FIX_ENDIAN(*(pdwValue + 1));
// Go through all the values. If any of them match, return TRUE.
pValue = &pSetting->Value[0];
iMax = FIX_ENDIAN(pSetting->nValues);
for (i = 0; i < iMax; i++) {
if ((dwValue1 == *pValue) && (dwValue2 == *(pValue + 1))) {
return TRUE;
}
pValue += 2; // We know that it is a QWORD
}
return FALSE;
}
/*
* OpenPrtr
* Function:
* On Memphis, we cannot call OpenPrinter() because it calls into 16-bit
* code, so if we call this function from GDI-16, we deadlock. So we
* look into the registry directly.
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* phDevice - pointer that receives the handle.
* pDummy - dummy parameter
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL WINAPI
OpenPrtr(
PTSTR pDeviceName,
LPHANDLE phDevice,
PTSTR pDummy
)
{
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
return OpenPrinter(pDeviceName, phDevice, (LPPRINTER_DEFAULTS)pDummy);
#else
HKEY hkDevice = NULL; // printers branch of registry
HKEY hkPrtr = NULL; // Friendly name branch of registry
DWORD dwErr; // error code
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return code
*phDevice = NULL;
if (((dwErr = RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszRegPrinter, &hkDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkDevice, pDeviceName, &hkPrtr)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
((dwErr = RegOpenKey(hkPrtr, gszPrinterData, (HKEY*)phDevice)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open printer data branch of registry for %s: %d\n"), pDeviceName, dwErr));
SetLastError(dwErr);
goto EndOpenPrtr;
}
rc = TRUE;
EndOpenPrtr:
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
if (hkPrtr) {
RegCloseKey(hkPrtr);
}
return rc;
#endif
}
/*
* ClosePrtr
* Function:
* This function closes the printer handle opened by OpenPrtr.
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open handle
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL WINAPI
ClosePrtr(
HANDLE hDevice
)
{
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
return ClosePrinter(hDevice);
#else
DWORD dwErr;
dwErr = RegCloseKey((HKEY)hDevice);
SetLastError(dwErr);
return dwErr == ERROR_SUCCESS;
#endif
}
/*
* GetPrtrData
* Function:
* This functions returns ICM data stored with the printer instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open printer handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with GetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* pdwType - pointer to dword that receives type of value
* pData - pointer to buffer to receive data
* dwSize - size of buffer
* pdwNeeded - on return, this has size of buffer filled/needed
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
GetPrtrData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
PDWORD pdwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize,
PDWORD pdwNeeded
)
{
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
return GetPrinterDataEx(hDevice, pKey, pName, pdwType, pData, dwSize, pdwNeeded);
#else
* pdwNeeded = dwSize;
return RegQueryValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, NULL, pData, pdwNeeded);
#endif
}
/*
* SetPrtrData
* Function:
* This functions stores ICM data with the printer instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open printer handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with SetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* dwType - type of value
* pData - pointer to data buffer
* dwSize - size of buffer
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
SetPrtrData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
DWORD dwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
#if !defined(_WIN95_)
return SetPrinterDataEx(hDevice, pKey, pName, dwType, pData, dwSize);
#else
return RegSetValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, dwType, pData, dwSize);
#endif
}
/*
* OpenMonitor
* Function:
* This function returns a handle to the monitor
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* phDevice - pointer that receives the handle.
* pDummy - dummy parameter
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL WINAPI
OpenMonitor(
PTSTR pDeviceName,
LPHANDLE phDevice,
PTSTR pDummy
)
{
#ifdef _WIN95_
// For Windows 9x platform.
HDEVINFO hDevInfo = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE;
HKEY hkICM = NULL;
HKEY hkDriver = NULL; // software branch of registry
DWORD dwSize; // size of buffer
TCHAR szName[MAX_PATH]; // buffer
BOOL rc = FALSE; // return value
SP_DEVINFO_DATA spdid;
int i; // instance counter
if (!LoadSetupAPIDll()) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error loading setupapi.dll: %d\n"), GetLastError()));
return FALSE;
}
hDevInfo = (*fpSetupDiGetClassDevs)((LPGUID)&GUID_DEVCLASS_MONITOR, NULL, NULL, DIGCF_PRESENT);
if (hDevInfo == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error getting hDevInfo: %d\n"), GetLastError()));
goto EndOpenMonitor;
}
i = 0;
while (!rc) {
ZeroMemory(&spdid, sizeof(SP_DEVINFO_DATA));
spdid.cbSize = sizeof(SP_DEVINFO_DATA);
if (!(*fpSetupDiEnumDeviceInfo)(hDevInfo, i, &spdid)) {
if (i == 0 && !lstrcmpi(pDeviceName, gszDisplay)) {
// PnP support not in - open ICM key in registry
TCHAR szICMMonitorData[] = __TEXT("ICMMonitorData");
WARNING((__TEXT("PnP support absent - Using DISPLAY\n")));
// Open the registry path where monitor data is kept
if ((RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
(RegCreateKey(hkICM, szICMMonitorData, &hkDriver) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICMMonitorData branch of registry\n")));
goto EndOpenMonitor;
}
rc = TRUE;
}
break;
}
// Get PnP ID. Check and see if the monitor name matches it.
dwSize = sizeof(szName);
if ((*fpSetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId)(hDevInfo, &spdid, szName, dwSize, NULL) &&
!lstrcmp(szName, pDeviceName)) {
hkDriver = (*fpSetupDiOpenDevRegKey)(hDevInfo, &spdid, DICS_FLAG_GLOBAL, 0, DIREG_DRV, KEY_ALL_ACCESS);
if (hkDriver == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not open monitor s/w key for all access\n")));
hkDriver = (*fpSetupDiOpenDevRegKey)(hDevInfo, &spdid, DICS_FLAG_GLOBAL, 0, DIREG_DRV, KEY_READ);
if (hkDriver == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error opening s/w registry key for read access: %x\n"), GetLastError()));
goto EndOpenMonitor;
}
}
rc = TRUE;
}
i++;
}
EndOpenMonitor:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hDevInfo != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
(*fpSetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList)(hDevInfo);
}
*phDevice = (HANDLE)hkDriver;
return rc;
#else
// For Windows NT (later than 5.0) platform
TCHAR szRegPath[MAX_PATH];
HKEY hkDriver = NULL;
// Copy device class root key.
lstrcpy(szRegPath, gszDeviceClass);
lstrcat(szRegPath, gszMonitorGUID);
if (!lstrcmpi(pDeviceName, gszDisplay)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("PnP support absent - Using DISPLAY\n")));
// PnP support not in - just open "0000" device.
lstrcat(szRegPath, TEXT("\\0000"));
} else if (_tcsstr(pDeviceName, gszMonitorGUID)) {
// Extract monitor number from DeviceName
TCHAR* pDeviceNumber = _tcsrchr(pDeviceName, TEXT('\\'));
if (pDeviceNumber) {
lstrcat(szRegPath, pDeviceNumber);
} else {
lstrcat(szRegPath, TEXT("\\0000"));
}
} else {
// This is not valid monitor name.
goto EndOpenMonitor;
}
// Open the registry path where monitor data is kept
if (RegOpenKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, szRegPath, &hkDriver) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open %s key\n"), szRegPath));
hkDriver = NULL;
}
EndOpenMonitor:
*phDevice = (HANDLE)hkDriver;
return (hkDriver != NULL);
#endif // _WIN95_
}
/*
* CloseMonitor
* Function:
* This function closes the monitor handle opened by OpenMonitor
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open handle
* Returns:
* TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise
*/
BOOL WINAPI
CloseMonitor(
HANDLE hDevice
)
{
DWORD dwErr;
dwErr = RegCloseKey((HKEY)hDevice);
SetLastError(dwErr);
return (dwErr == ERROR_SUCCESS);
}
/*
* GetMonitorData
* Function:
* This functions returns ICM data stored with the monitor instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open monitor handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with GetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* pdwType - pointer to dword that receives type of value
* pData - pointer to buffer to receive data
* dwSize - size of buffer
* pdwNeeded - on return, this has size of buffer filled/needed
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
GetMonitorData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
PDWORD pdwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize,
PDWORD pdwNeeded
)
{
DWORD dwType, dwTemp;
DWORD rc;
*pdwNeeded = dwSize;
rc = RegQueryValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, &dwType, pData, pdwNeeded);
if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS || rc == ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
if (dwType == REG_SZ) {
PTSTR pFilename;
// Old style value, convert to double null terminated binary
if (pData) {
pFilename = GetFilenameFromPath((PTSTR)pData);
if (pFilename != (PTSTR)pData) {
lstrcpy((PTSTR)pData, pFilename);
}
*pdwNeeded = lstrlen((PTSTR)pData) * sizeof(TCHAR);
}
*pdwNeeded += sizeof(TCHAR); // for double NULL termination
if ((dwSize >= *pdwNeeded) && pData) {
*((PTSTR)pData + lstrlen((PTSTR)pData) + 1) = '\0';
// Set the profile name in new format
RegSetValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, REG_BINARY, pData, (lstrlen((PTSTR)pData) + 2) * sizeof(TCHAR));
}
} else if (*pdwNeeded == 1) {
// If we have picked up the data and it is a 1 byte non-zero
// value, it is an 1 based index in a list of
// predefined profiles. Deal with this case.
// If pData is NULL, then we don't know if it is non-zero or
// not, so we assume it is and ask for a large enough buffer.
if (!pData || *pData != 0) {
// Old style 1-based index value
if ((dwSize >= MAX_PATH) && pData) {
HKEY hkICM = NULL;
HKEY hkDevice = NULL;
REGDATA regData;
// Make sure buggy inf doesn't crash us
if (pData[0] > sizeof(gszDispProfiles) / sizeof(gszDispProfiles[0])) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Predefined profile index too large: %d\n"), pData[0]));
goto EndCompatMode;
}
lstrcpy((PTSTR)pData, gszDispProfiles[pData[0] - 1]);
*((PTSTR)pData + lstrlen((PTSTR)pData) + 1) = '\0';
// We need to update reference count as it wasn't set up
// using the new API
// Open the registry path where profiles are kept
if ((RegCreateKey(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, gszICMRegPath, &hkICM) != ERROR_SUCCESS) ||
(RegCreateKey(hkICM, __TEXT("mntr"), &hkDevice) != ERROR_SUCCESS)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Cannot open ICM\\device branch of registry\n")));
goto EndCompatMode;
}
// If registry data exists, then the profile is already installed,
// in which case, increment use count, otherwise add entry
dwTemp = sizeof(REGDATA);
if (RegQueryValueEx(hkDevice, (PTSTR)pData, 0, NULL, (PBYTE)&regData,
&dwTemp) == ERROR_SUCCESS) {
regData.dwRefCount++;
} else {
regData.dwRefCount = 1;
regData.dwManuID = 'enon'; // it is our profile
regData.dwModelID = 'enon';
}
if (RegSetValueEx(hkDevice, (PTSTR)pData, 0, REG_BINARY,
(PBYTE)&regData, sizeof(REGDATA)) != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error setting registry value\n")));
goto EndCompatMode;
}
// Set the profile name in new format
RegSetValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, REG_BINARY, pData,
(lstrlen((PTSTR)pData) + 2) * sizeof(TCHAR));
EndCompatMode:
if (hkICM) {
RegCloseKey(hkICM);
}
if (hkDevice) {
RegCloseKey(hkDevice);
}
}
*pdwNeeded = MAX_PATH;
}
}
}
if ((rc == ERROR_SUCCESS) && (*pdwNeeded > dwSize)) {
rc = ERROR_MORE_DATA;
}
return rc;
}
/*
* SetMonitorData
* Function:
* This functions stores ICM data with the monitor instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open monitor handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with SetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* dwType - type of value
* pData - pointer to data buffer
* dwSize - size of buffer
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
SetMonitorData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
DWORD dwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
return RegSetValueEx((HKEY)hDevice, pName, 0, dwType, pData, dwSize);
}
/*
* OpenScanner
* Function:
* This function returns a handle to the scanner
* Arguments:
* pDeviceName - pointer to name of the device
* phDevice - pointer that receives the handle.
* pDummy - dummy parameter
* Returns:
* TRUE
*/
BOOL WINAPI
OpenScanner(
PTSTR pDeviceName,
LPHANDLE phDevice,
PTSTR pDummy
)
{
PFNSTICREATEINSTANCE pStiCreateInstance;
PSCANNERDATA psd = NULL;
HRESULT hres;
BOOL bRc = FALSE;
if (!(psd = (PSCANNERDATA)MemAlloc(sizeof(SCANNERDATA)))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for scanner data\n")));
return FALSE;
}
if (!(psd->pDeviceName = MemAlloc((lstrlen(pDeviceName) + 1) * sizeof(WCHAR)))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error allocating memory for scanner name\n")));
goto EndOpenScanner;
}
#ifdef UNICODE
lstrcpy(psd->pDeviceName, pDeviceName);
#else
if (!ConvertToUnicode(pDeviceName, &psd->pDeviceName, FALSE)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error converting scanner name to Unicode\n")));
goto EndOpenScanner;
}
#endif
if (!(psd->hModule = LoadLibrary(gszStiDll))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error loading sti.dll: %d\n"), GetLastError()));
goto EndOpenScanner;
}
if (!(pStiCreateInstance = (PFNSTICREATEINSTANCE)GetProcAddress(psd->hModule, gszStiCreateInstance))) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error getting proc StiCreateInstance\n")));
goto EndOpenScanner;
}
hres = (*pStiCreateInstance)(GetModuleHandle(NULL), STI_VERSION, &psd->pSti, NULL);
if (FAILED(hres)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Error creating sti instance: %d\n"), hres));
goto EndOpenScanner;
}
*phDevice = (HANDLE)psd;
bRc = TRUE;
EndOpenScanner:
if (!bRc && psd) {
CloseScanner((HANDLE)psd);
}
return bRc;
}
/*
* CloseScanner
* Function:
* This function closes the monitor handle opened by OpenMonitor
* Arguments:
* hDevice - handle of device
* Returns:
* TRUE
*/
BOOL WINAPI
CloseScanner(
HANDLE hDevice
)
{
PSCANNERDATA psd = (PSCANNERDATA)hDevice;
if (psd) {
if (psd->pSti) {
psd->pSti->lpVtbl->Release(psd->pSti);
}
if (psd->pDeviceName) {
MemFree(psd->pDeviceName);
}
if (psd->hModule) {
FreeLibrary(psd->hModule);
}
MemFree(psd);
}
return TRUE;
}
/*
* GetScannerData
* Function:
* This functions returns ICM data stored with the scannerr instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open scanner handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with GetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* pdwType - pointer to dword that receives type of value
* pData - pointer to buffer to receive data
* dwSize - size of buffer
* pdwNeeded - on return, this has size of buffer filled/needed
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
GetScannerData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
PDWORD pdwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize,
PDWORD pdwNeeded
)
{
PSCANNERDATA psd = (PSCANNERDATA)hDevice;
HRESULT hres;
#ifndef UNICODE
PWSTR pwszName;
// STI interface "ALWAYS" expects Unicode.
hres = ConvertToUnicode(pName, &pwszName, TRUE);
if (!hres) {
return (ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
}
pName = (PSTR)pwszName;
#endif
* pdwNeeded = dwSize;
hres = psd->pSti->lpVtbl->GetDeviceValue(psd->pSti, psd->pDeviceName, (PWSTR)pName, pdwType, pData, pdwNeeded);
#ifndef UNICODE
MemFree(pwszName);
#endif
return hres;
}
/*
* SetScannerData
* Function:
* This functions stores ICM data with the scanner instance
* Arguments:
* hDevice - open scanner handle
* pKey - registry key for compatibility with SetPrinterDataEx
* pName - name of registry value
* dwType - type of value
* pData - pointer to data buffer
* dwSize - size of buffer
* Returns:
* ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, error code otherwise
*/
DWORD WINAPI
SetScannerData(
HANDLE hDevice,
PTSTR pKey,
PTSTR pName,
DWORD dwType,
PBYTE pData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
PSCANNERDATA psd = (PSCANNERDATA)hDevice;
HRESULT hres;
#ifndef UNICODE
PWSTR pwszName;
// STI interface "ALWAYS" expects Unicode.
hres = ConvertToUnicode(pName, &pwszName, TRUE);
if (!hres) {
return (ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
}
pName = (PSTR)pwszName;
#endif
hres = psd->pSti->lpVtbl->SetDeviceValue(psd->pSti, psd->pDeviceName, (PWSTR)pName, dwType, pData, dwSize);
#ifndef UNICODE
MemFree(pwszName);
#endif
return hres;
}
// Internal functions
BOOL WINAPI
InternalGetDeviceConfig(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwDeviceClass,
DWORD dwConfigType,
PVOID pConfigData,
PDWORD pdwSize
)
{
DWORD dwDataType;
DWORD dwSizeRequired = 0;
BOOL rc = FALSE;
switch (dwConfigType) {
case MSCMS_PROFILE_ENUM_MODE:
dwDataType = DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE;
break;
default:
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to InternalGetDeviceConfig\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Query the size of the data.
if (GetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, dwDataType, NULL, &dwSizeRequired, FALSE)) {
if ((dwSizeRequired <= *pdwSize) && (pConfigData != NULL)) {
// If buffer is enough, get the data.
if (GetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, dwDataType,
(PVOID*)&pConfigData, pdwSize, FALSE)) {
rc = TRUE;
} else {
WARNING((__TEXT("Failed on GetDeviceData to query data\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
}
} else {
// Return nessesary buffer size to caller.
*pdwSize = dwSizeRequired;
SetLastError(ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER);
}
} else {
WARNING((__TEXT("Failed on GetDeviceData to query data size\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
}
return rc;
}
BOOL WINAPI
InternalSetDeviceConfig(
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwDeviceClass,
DWORD dwConfigType,
PVOID pConfigData,
DWORD dwSize
)
{
DWORD dwDataType;
switch (dwConfigType) {
case MSCMS_PROFILE_ENUM_MODE:
dwDataType = DEVICE_PROFILE_ENUMMODE;
break;
default:
WARNING((__TEXT("Invalid parameter to InternalGetDeviceConfig\n")));
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// Save the data.
return (SetDeviceData(pDeviceName, dwDeviceClass, dwDataType, pConfigData, dwSize));
}
#ifdef _WIN95_
// Win9x specific functions are here.
BOOL
LoadSetupAPIDll(
VOID
)
{
EnterCriticalSection(&critsec);
if (ghModSetupAPIDll == NULL) {
ghModSetupAPIDll = LoadLibrary(TEXT("setupapi.dll"));
if (ghModSetupAPIDll) {
fpSetupDiOpenDevRegKey = (FP_SetupDiOpenDevRegKey)
GetProcAddress(ghModSetupAPIDll, "SetupDiOpenDevRegKey");
fpSetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList = (FP_SetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList)
GetProcAddress(ghModSetupAPIDll, "SetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList");
fpSetupDiEnumDeviceInfo = (FP_SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo)
GetProcAddress(ghModSetupAPIDll, "SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo");
fpSetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId = (FP_SetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId)
GetProcAddress(ghModSetupAPIDll, "SetupDiGetDeviceInstanceIdA");
fpSetupDiGetClassDevs = (FP_SetupDiGetClassDevs)
GetProcAddress(ghModSetupAPIDll, "SetupDiGetClassDevsA");
if ((fpSetupDiOpenDevRegKey == NULL) ||
(fpSetupDiDestroyDeviceInfoList == NULL) ||
(fpSetupDiEnumDeviceInfo == NULL) ||
(fpSetupDiGetDeviceInstanceId == NULL) ||
(fpSetupDiGetClassDevs == NULL)) {
WARNING((__TEXT("Could not find Export function in setupapi.dll\n")));
FreeLibrary(ghModSetupAPIDll);
ghModSetupAPIDll = NULL;
}
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&critsec);
return (!!ghModSetupAPIDll);
}
#else
// Win NT specific functions are here.
VOID
ChangeICMSetting(
LPCTSTR pMachineName,
LPCTSTR pDeviceName,
DWORD dwICMMode
)
{
PRINTER_INFO_8* ppi8;
PRINTER_INFO_9* ppi9;
PRINTER_DEFAULTS pd;
HANDLE hPrinter;
DWORD dwSize;
BYTE temp[2 * 1024]; // sufficient for devmode
pd.pDatatype = NULL;
pd.pDevMode = NULL;
pd.DesiredAccess = PRINTER_ALL_ACCESS;
if (!OpenPrinter((PTSTR)pDeviceName, &hPrinter, &pd))
return;
// Get and update system devmode
ppi8 = (PRINTER_INFO_8*)&temp;
if (GetPrinter(hPrinter, 8, (PBYTE)ppi8, sizeof(temp), &dwSize) && ppi8->pDevMode) {
switch (dwICMMode) {
case ICM_ON:
case ICM_OFF:
ppi8->pDevMode->dmFields |= DM_ICMMETHOD;
if (dwICMMode == ICM_ON)
ppi8->pDevMode->dmICMMethod = DMICMMETHOD_SYSTEM;
else
ppi8->pDevMode->dmICMMethod = DMICMMETHOD_NONE;
SetPrinter(hPrinter, 8, (PBYTE)ppi8, 0);
break;
}
}
// If the user has a per-user devmode, update this as well
ppi9 = (PRINTER_INFO_9*)&temp;
if (GetPrinter(hPrinter, 9, (PBYTE)ppi9, sizeof(temp), &dwSize) &&
ppi9->pDevMode) {
switch (dwICMMode) {
case ICM_ON:
case ICM_OFF:
ppi9->pDevMode->dmFields |= DM_ICMMETHOD;
if (dwICMMode == ICM_ON)
ppi9->pDevMode->dmICMMethod = DMICMMETHOD_SYSTEM;
else
ppi9->pDevMode->dmICMMethod = DMICMMETHOD_NONE;
SetPrinter(hPrinter, 9, (PBYTE)ppi9, 0);
break;
}
}
ClosePrinter(hPrinter);
}
#endif // _WIN95_
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