/** * \file os_win32.C * This file is part of LyX, the document processor. * Licence details can be found in the file COPYING. * * \author Ruurd A. Reitsma * \author Claus Hentschel * \author Angus Leeming * * Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS. * * Various OS specific functions */ #include #include "support/os.h" #include "support/lstrings.h" #include "debug.h" #include #include #include // _getdrive using std::endl; using std::string; namespace lyx { namespace support { namespace os { void os::init(int /* argc */, char * argv[]) { /* Note from Angus, 17 Jan 2005: * * The code below is taken verbatim from Ruurd's original patch * porting LyX to Win32. * * Windows allows us to define LyX either as a console-based app * or as a GUI-based app. Ruurd decided to define LyX as a * console-based app with a "main" function rather than a "WinMain" * function as the point of entry to the program, but to * immediately close the console window that Windows helpfully * opens for us. Doing so allows the user to see all of LyX's * debug output simply by running LyX from a DOS or MSYS-shell * prompt. * * The alternative approach is to define LyX as a genuine * GUI-based app, with a "WinMain" function as the entry point to the * executable rather than a "main" function, so: * * #if defined (_WIN32) * # define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN * # include // for __argc,__argv * # include // for WinMain * #endif * * // This will require the "-mwindows" flag when linking with * // gcc under MinGW. * // For MSVC, use "/subsystem:windows". * #if defined (_WIN32) * int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int) * { * return mymain(__argc, __argv); * } * #endif * * where "mymain" is just a renamed "main". * * However, doing so means that the lyxerr messages would mysteriously * disappear. They could be resurrected with something like: * * #ifdef WIN32 * AllocConsole(); * freopen("conin$","r",stdin); * freopen("conout$","w",stdout); * freopen("conout$","w",stderr); * #endif * * This code could be invoked (say) the first time that lyxerr * is called. However, Ruurd has tried this route and found that some * shell scripts failed, for mysterious reasons... * * I've chosen for now, therefore, to simply add Ruurd's original * code as-is. */ // Close the console when run (probably) // not run from command prompt char WindowTitle[1024]; HWND hwndFound; GetConsoleTitle(WindowTitle,1024); if ((strcmp(WindowTitle, argv[0]) == 0) || (strcmp(WindowTitle,"LyX") == 0)) { // format a "unique" newWindowTitle wsprintf(WindowTitle,"%d/%d", GetTickCount(), GetCurrentProcessId()); // change current window title SetConsoleTitle(WindowTitle); // ensure window title has been updated Sleep(40); // look for newWindowTitle hwndFound=FindWindow(NULL, WindowTitle); // If found, hide it if ( hwndFound != NULL) ShowWindow( hwndFound, SW_HIDE); } } string current_root() { // _getdrive returns the current drive (1=A, 2=B, and so on). char const drive = ::_getdrive() + 'A' - 1; return string(1, drive) + ":/"; } string::size_type common_path(string const & p1, string const & p2) { string::size_type i = 0; string::size_type p1_len = p1.length(); string::size_type p2_len = p2.length(); while (i < p1_len && i < p2_len && uppercase(p1[i]) == uppercase(p2[i])) ++i; if ((i < p1_len && i < p2_len) || (i < p1_len && p1[i] != '/' && i == p2_len) || (i < p2_len && p2[i] != '/' && i == p1_len)) { if (i) --i; // here was the last match while (i && p1[i] != '/') --i; } return i; } string external_path(string const & p) { string dos_path = p; //No backslashes in LaTeX files dos_path = subst(dos_path,'\\','/'); lyxerr[Debug::LATEX] << " [" << p << "]->>[" << dos_path << ']' << endl; return dos_path; } // (Claus H.) Parsing the latex log file in an Win32 environment all // files are mentioned in Win32/DOS syntax. Because LyX uses the dep file // entries to check if any file has been changed we must retranslate // the Win32/DOS pathnames into Cygwin pathnames. string internal_path(string const & p) { return subst(p,"\\","/"); } // (Claus H.) On Win32 both Unix and Win32/DOS pathnames are used. // Therefore an absolute path could be either a pathname starting // with a slash (Unix) or a pathname starting with a drive letter // followed by a colon. Because a colon is not valid in pathes in Unix // and at another location in Win32 testing just for the existance // of the colon in the 2nd position seems to be enough! bool is_absolute_path(string const & p) { if (p.empty()) return false; bool isDosPath = (p.length() > 1 && p[1] == ':'); bool isUnixPath = (p[0] == '/'); return isDosPath || isUnixPath; } // returns a string suitable to be passed to popen when // reading a pipe char const * popen_read_mode() { return "r"; } string const & nulldev() { static string const nulldev_ = "nul"; return nulldev_; } shell_type shell() { return CMD_EXE; } char path_separator() { return ';'; } void cygwin_path_fix(bool) {} } // namespace os } // namespace support } // namespace lyx