scummvm/engines/sludge/fileset.cpp

/* ScummVM - Graphic Adventure Engine
 *
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 */

#include "common/file.h"
#include "common/debug.h"

#include "sludge/stringy.h"
#include "sludge/allfiles.h"
#include "sludge/moreio.h"
#include "sludge/newfatal.h"
#include "sludge/sludge.h"
#include "sludge/CommonCode/version.h"

namespace Sludge {

bool sliceBusy = true;

Common::File *bigDataFile = NULL;

uint32 startOfDataIndex, startOfTextIndex, startOfSubIndex, startOfObjectIndex;

bool openSubSlice(int num) {
//	FILE * dbug = fopen ("debuggy.txt", "at");

//	fprintf (dbug, "\nTrying to open sub %i\n", num);

	if (sliceBusy) {
		fatal("Can't read from data file", "I'm already reading something");
		return false;
	}
//	fprintf (dbug, "Going to position %li\n", startOfSubIndex + (num << 2));
	bigDataFile->seek(startOfSubIndex + (num << 2), 0);
	bigDataFile->seek(bigDataFile->readUint32LE(), 0);
//	fprintf (dbug, "Told to skip forward to %li\n", ftell (bigDataFile));
//	fclose (dbug);

	return sliceBusy = true;
}

bool openObjectSlice(int num) {
//	FILE * dbug = fopen ("debuggy.txt", "at");

//	fprintf (dbug, "\nTrying to open object %i\n", num);

	if (sliceBusy) {
		fatal("Can't read from data file", "I'm already reading something");
		return false;
	}

//	fprintf (dbug, "Going to position %li\n", startOfObjectIndex + (num << 2));
	bigDataFile->seek(startOfObjectIndex + (num << 2), 0);
	bigDataFile->seek(bigDataFile->readUint32LE(), 0);
//	fprintf (dbug, "Told to skip forward to %li\n", ftell (bigDataFile));
//	fclose (dbug);
	return sliceBusy = true;
}

uint openFileFromNum(int num) {
//	FILE * dbug = fopen ("debuggy.txt", "at");

	if (sliceBusy) {
		fatal("Can't read from data file", "I'm already reading something");
		return 0;
	}

//	fprintf (dbug, "\nTrying to open file %i\n", num);
//	fprintf (dbug, "Jumping to %li (for index) \n", startOfDataIndex + (num << 2));
	bigDataFile->seek(startOfDataIndex + (num << 2), 0);
	bigDataFile->seek(bigDataFile->readUint32LE(), 1);
//	fprintf (dbug, "Jumping to %li (for data) \n", ftell (bigDataFile));
	sliceBusy = true;
//	fclose (dbug);

	return bigDataFile->readUint32LE();
}

// Converts a string from Windows CP-1252 to UTF-8.
// This is needed for old games.
char *convertString(char *s) {
#if 0
	static char *buf = NULL;

	if (! buf) {
		buf = new char [65536];
		if (! checkNew(buf)) return NULL;
	}

	char **tmp1 = (char **) &s;
	char **tmp2 = (char **) &buf;
	char *sOrig = s;
	char *bufOrig = buf;
#if defined __unix__ && !(defined __APPLE__)
	iconv_t convert = iconv_open("UTF-8", "ISO8859-2");
#else
	iconv_t convert = iconv_open("UTF-8", "CP1250");
#endif

	if (convert == (iconv_t) - 1) {
		switch (errno) {
			case EINVAL:
			fprintf(stderr, "Error: Encoding not supported by iconv.\n");
			break;
			default:
			fprintf(stderr, "Error: Could not open iconv conversion descriptor.\n");
		}
	}

	uint len1 = strlen(s) + 1;
	uint len2 = 65535;
	uint iconv_value =
#ifdef _WIN32
	iconv(convert, (const char **) tmp1, &len1, tmp2, &len2);
#else
	iconv(convert, (char **) tmp1, &len1, tmp2, &len2);
#endif

	if (iconv_value == (uint) - 1) {
		switch (errno) {
			/* See "man 3 iconv" for an explanation. */
			case EILSEQ:
			fprintf(stderr, "Invalid multibyte sequence.\n");
			break;
			case EINVAL:
			fprintf(stderr, "Incomplete multibyte sequence.\n");
			break;
			case E2BIG:
			fprintf(stderr, "No more room.\n");
			break;
			default:
			fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s.\n", strerror(errno));
		}
		fatal("Conversion to Unicode failed. This can be fixed by recompiling the game in a current version of the SLUDGE Development Kit, but this error should never happen. Congratulations, you've found a bug in the SLUDGE engine! Please let us know about it.");
	}
	iconv_close(convert);

	delete [] sOrig;
	return copyString(buf = bufOrig);
#endif
	return s; //TODO: false value
}

char *getNumberedString(int value) {

	if (sliceBusy) {
		fatal("Can't read from data file", "I'm already reading something");
		return NULL;
	}

	bigDataFile->seek((value << 2) + startOfTextIndex, 0);
	value = bigDataFile->readUint32LE();
	bigDataFile->seek(value, 0);

	char *s = readString(bigDataFile);

	if (gameVersion < VERSION(2, 2)) {
		// This is an older game - We need to convert the string to UTF-8
		s = convertString(s);
	}

	return s;
}

bool startAccess() {
	int wasBusy = sliceBusy;
	sliceBusy = true;
	return wasBusy;
}
void finishAccess() {
	sliceBusy = false;
}

int32_t startIndex;

void setFileIndices(Common::File *fp, int numLanguages, uint skipBefore) {
	if (fp) {
		// Keep hold of the file handle, and let things get at it
		bigDataFile = fp;
		startIndex = fp->pos();
	} else {
		// No file pointer - this means that we reuse the bigDataFile
		fp = bigDataFile;
		fp->seek(startIndex, SEEK_SET);
	}
	sliceBusy = false;

	if (skipBefore > numLanguages) {
		warning("Not a valid language ID! Using default instead.");
		skipBefore = 0;
	}

	// STRINGS
	int skipAfter = numLanguages - skipBefore;
	while (skipBefore) {
		fp->seek(fp->readUint32LE(), SEEK_SET);
		skipBefore--;
	}
	startOfTextIndex = fp->pos() + 4;
	debug(kSludgeDebugDataLoad, "startOfTextIndex: %i", startOfTextIndex);

	fp->seek(fp->readUint32LE(), SEEK_SET);

	while (skipAfter) {
		fp->seek(fp->readUint32LE(), SEEK_SET);
		skipAfter--;
	}

	startOfSubIndex = fp->pos() + 4;
	fp->seek(fp->readUint32LE(), SEEK_CUR);
	debug(kSludgeDebugDataLoad, "startOfSubIndex: %i", startOfSubIndex);

	startOfObjectIndex = fp->pos() + 4;
	fp->seek(fp->readUint32LE(), SEEK_CUR);
	debug(kSludgeDebugDataLoad, "startOfObjectIndex: %i", startOfObjectIndex);

	// Remember that the data section starts here
	startOfDataIndex = fp->pos();
	debug(kSludgeDebugDataLoad, "startOfDataIndex: %i", startOfDataIndex);
}

} // End of namespace Sludge