This library makes functions available that permit a standardized interchange of data betweeen various applications. The following routines are present for this purpose:
• scrp_clear | Deletes files in the clipboard |
• scrp_read | Obtains path of the clipboard |
• scrp_write | Sets path of the clipboard |
• x_scrp_get | Obtains path of the clipboard |
Note: Besides these functions, some other particulars have to be taken into account for exchanging data via the clipboard.
See also: Messages SC_CHANGED SH_WDRAW Style guidelines
Name: | »Scrap clear« - Delete the contents of the clipboard.
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Opcode: | 82
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Syntax: | int16_t scrp_clear ( void );
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Beschreibung_ | The call scrp_clear deletes all files in the current clipboard.
Warning: Contrary to the usual conventions, really all files will be deleted, not just those matching the mask "scrap.*". |
Return value: | An error has arisen only if the value 0 is returned.
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Availability: | The function is available only under PC-GEM, KAOS 1.4.2 and
MagiC. Not present in ViewMAX.
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Group: | Scrap library
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See also: | Binding Data exchange via the GEM clipboard
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C: | int16_t scrp_clear ( void );
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int16_t scrp_clear (void) { return ( crys_if(82) ); } | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Name: | »Scrap read« - Obtain pathname of the clipboard.
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Opcode: | 80
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Syntax: | int16_t scrp_read ( int8_t *sc_rpscrap );
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Description: | The call scrp_read obtains the current directory which is being
used for temporary storage (the clipboard).
Note: The clipboard directory path will lie in the parameter sc_rpscrap after the call. One must be sure that the receiving buffer is large enough for this. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Return value: | An error has arisen only if the value 0 is returned.
To quote Mike Fulton, Atari Computer: "The scrp_read function is defined as possibly returning an error-code of zero. However, this function currently always returns a value of 1. Since this may change in future versions of GEM AES, applications should handle the case of the error-code even if the programmer does not expect to see it." As of PC-GEM Version 2.0 however the following values are returned: -1, if no path has been set yet; values >= 0 are to be taken as a bit-vector that is meant to provide information about the found file types. The following assignments apply:
All other bits are reserved for future purposes. Note: According to the docs for PC-GEM, scrap.usr is coded in bit 5, though the AES source text says bit 15. The library from the book Vom Anfänger zum GEM-Profi allocates bit 5 to DIF files. The extension is unofficial and works only if that library is used for the build. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Availability: | All AES versions, not present in ViewMAX.
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Group: | Scrap library
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See also: | Binding scrp_write Data exchange via the GEM clipboard
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C: | int16_t scrp_read ( int8_t *sc_rpscrap );
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int16_t scrp_read (int8_t *sc_rpscrap) { addr_in[0] = sc_rpscrap; return ( crys_if(80) ); } | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Name: | »Scrap write« - Set path of the clipboard.
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Opcode: | 81
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Syntax: | int16_t scrp_write ( int8_t *sc_wpscrap );
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Description: | The call scrp_write sets the directory that is to be used for
temorary storage (the clipboard).
Note: The name of the new path is passed in the parameter sc_wpscrap. The clipboard should carry the name CLIPBRD, and should lie on the boot drive in each case. |
Return value: | An error has arisen only if the value 0 is returned.
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Availability: | All AES versions, not present in ViewMAX.
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Group: | Scrap library
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See also: | Binding scrp_read Data exchange via the GEM clipboard
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C: | int16_t scrp_write ( int8_t *sc_wpscrap );
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int16_t scrp_write (int8_t *sc_wpscrap) { addr_in[0] = sc_wpscrap; return ( crys_if(81) ); } | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Name: | »Scrap read« - Obtain pathname of the clipboard.
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Opcode: | 29024
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Syntax: | int16_t x_scrp_get( int8_t *path, int16_t delete );
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Description: |
This function does the chore of determining where the clipboard directory is and, optionally, removing any SCRAP files that are already there. If the clipboard directory is either unset or points to a bad location, then path will be set to either C:\CLIPBRD\ or, if there is no C: drive, A:\CLIPBRD\. If no CLIPBRD folder exists, then it is created by the function. Example: int16_t fhand; int8_t path[120], text[]="Hi there!"; if( x_scrp_get( path, 1 ) ) { strcat( path, "SCRAP.TXT" ); if( (fhand = Fcreate( path, 0 )) > 0 ) { Fwrite( fhand, sizeof(text), text ); Fclose(fhand); } } | ||||||||
Return value: | 0 = Failure
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Availability: | The function is only available under Geneva since Release 004.
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Group: | Scrap library
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See also: | Binding scrp_write scrp_read Data exchange via the GEM clipboard
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C: | int16_t x_scrp_get( int8_t *path, int16_t delete );
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int16_t x_scrp_get( int8_t *path, int16_t delete ) { int_in[0] = delete; addr_in[0] = path; crys_if(29024); return ( int_out[0] ); } | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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