Made read() return the number of bytes that were actually read, rather than

the number that was requested. A lot of our code obviously assumes this
behaviour, and the MP3 file player depends on it because otherwise, when
reaching the end of the file, it will think it read a full buffer, when in
fact it only got part of it and the rest is the remains from the previous
read.

This would cause a brief note from earlier in the track at the end of the
MI1 chapter one screen. Probably other cases as well.

Of course, this may cause regressions but only - I think - if the code was
buggy to begin with.

svn-id: r8721
This commit is contained in:
Torbjörn Andersson 2003-07-03 07:03:18 +00:00
parent cd04361fb7
commit 7404d5662d

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@ -216,6 +216,7 @@ void File::seek(int32 offs, int whence) {
uint32 File::read(void *ptr, uint32 len) {
byte *ptr2 = (byte *)ptr;
uint32 real_len;
if (_handle == NULL) {
error("File is not open!");
@ -225,19 +226,20 @@ uint32 File::read(void *ptr, uint32 len) {
if (len == 0)
return 0;
if ((uint32)fread(ptr2, 1, len, _handle) != len) {
real_len = fread(ptr2, 1, len, _handle);
if (real_len < len) {
clearerr(_handle);
_ioFailed = true;
}
if (_encbyte != 0) {
uint32 t_size = len;
uint32 t_size = real_len;
do {
*ptr2++ ^= _encbyte;
} while (--t_size);
}
return len;
return real_len;
}
byte File::readByte() {