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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Open
- clonline.library/CLONL_Close
- clonline.library/CLONL_FlushInput
- clonline.library/CLONL_FlushOutput
- clonline.library/CLONL_UpdateUser
- clonline.library/CLONL_Normal
- clonline.library/CLONL_DeleteEOL
- clonline.library/CLONL_DeleteLine
- clonline.library/CLONL_InsertLine
- clonline.library/CLONL_BlueMode
- clonline.library/CLONL_GotoXY
- clonline.library/CLONL_Color
- clonline.library/CLONL_ClearScreen
- clonline.library/CLONL_BlueRead
- clonline.library/CLONL_Wait
- clonline.library/CLONL_DrawTitle
- clonline.library/CLONL_Edit
- clonline.library/CLONL_RequesterSelect
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetLocale
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetCatalog
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetUserShell
- clonline.library/CLONL_IsTTY
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetString
- clonline.library/CLONL_VPrintf
- clonline.library/CLONL_VSPrintf
- clonline.library/CLONL_DoCommand
- clonline.library/CLONL_SendMail
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetKey
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeRange
- clonline.library/CLONL_ParseExpression
- clonline.library/CLONL_Transfer
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetUserFullName
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetNameVal
- clonline.library/CLONL_IsKeyPressed
- clonline.library/CLONL_Continue
- clonline.library/CLONL_AddShortMenu
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeShortMenu
- clonline.library/CLONL_ShortMenuSelect
- clonline.library/CLONL_TimeToStr
- clonline.library/CLONL_StrToTime
- clonline.library/CLONL_AddGadget
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetGadget
- clonline.library/CLONL_InputMask
- clonline.library/CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical
- clonline.library/CLONL_XFer
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeXFerList
- clonline.library/CLONL_SetObscure
- clonline.library/CLONL_PrintFile
- clonline.library/CLONL_Open cl_online.library/CLONL_Open
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Open -- Startup online system (need to be called)
-
- SYNOPSIS
- status = CLONL_Open ( catalogname )
- D0 A0
-
- BOOL CLONL_Open ( STRPTR )
-
- FUNCTION
- Opens some libraries used for nearly all cl actions and inits
- them. Sets console to raw mode, that user can use unbuffered
- stdio (e.g. FGetC() from dos.library). It had to be used
- before the first use of any functions of this library. You
- should close with CLONL_Close() at the end of your programm.
- catalogname specifices the name of the clcat file for
- different languages.
-
- INPUTS
- catalog - a pointer to the name of the clcat file of users
- command.
- REXX<x> - Takes global shell enviroment and loads
- no catalog. <x> is portnummer.
- NULL - no catalog will be loaded. You cannot use
- catalog functions than.
-
- RESULTS
- status - TRUE (1) if anything was ok.
- FALSE (0) if an error has occured.
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- struct Library *CLOnlineBase;
-
- int main(int argc, char *argv[])
- {
- if ( !(CLOnlineBase = OpenLibrary ( "clonline.library", 0)) )
- {
- PutStr ("Can't open clonline.library.\n");
- return 20;
- }
- if ( !CLONL_Open("mycommand.clcat") )
- {
- PutStr("Can't init ANSI-System.\n");
- return 1;
- }
- CLONL_DrawTitle();
- if (CLOnlineBase) CloseLibrary (CLOnlineBase);
- }
-
- NOTES
- if an important error has occured the function will print out
- the reason of the error (e.g. not logged in).
-
- SEE ALSO
- dos.library/SetMode()
- CLONL_Close()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Close cl_online.library/CLONL_Close
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Close -- Close down online system
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_Close ( )
-
- CLONL_Close ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- Use this function after the last in- or output to close down
- safely.
-
- SEE ALSO
- dos.library/SetMode()
- CLONL_Open()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_FlushInput cl_online.library/CLONL_FlushInput
-
- NAME
- CLONL_FlushInput - Flushes the input buffer
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_FlushInput ( )
-
- CLONL_FlushInput ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- Flushes the input buffer to forget all keys pressed before
- user call this function.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_FlushOutput()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_FlushOutput cl_online.library/CLONL_FlushOutput
-
- NAME
- CLONL_FlushOutput - Flushes the output buffer
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_FlushOutput ( )
-
- CLONL_FlushOutput ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- Flushes the output buffer to print out anything which is in
- the actual output buffer.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Printf("Cursor after the three points without linefeed...");
- CLONL_FlushOutput();
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_FlushInput()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_UpdateUser cl_online.library/CLONL_UpdateUser
-
- NAME
- CLONL_UpdateUser - Updates actual users settings
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_UpdateUser ( )
-
- CLONL_UpdateUser ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions updates the users settings. It is usefull when
- the user has changed his personal settings and they have to
- effect proberly to the others, e.g. the up- or download ratio.
-
- NOTES
- Do not use this function, when there is no really need to
- calls it, because after logoff all the settings will
- automatically be updated.
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Normal cl_online.library/CLONL_Normal
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Normal - Set the output style attributes back to normal
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_Normal ( )
-
- CLONL_Normal ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- Set the output style attributes back to normal. This depents
- on the used terminal.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_BlueMode()
- CLONL_Color()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_DeleteEOL cl_online.library/CLONL_DeleteEOL
-
- NAME
- CLONL_DeleteEOL - Deletes line to end of line
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_DeleteEOL ( )
-
- CLONL_DeleteEOL ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions send the ANSI Code to the users terminal to
- delete til end of line from cursor position.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_DeleteLine()
- CLONL_InsertLine()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_DeleteLine cl_online.library/CLONL_DeleteLine
-
- NAME
- CLONL_DeleteLine - Deletes line
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_DeleteLine ( )
-
- CLONL_DeleteLine ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions sends the ANSI Code to the users terminal to
- delete the actual line an to scroll up the rest of the text.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_DeleteEOL()
- CLONL_InsertLine()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_InsertLine cl_online.library/CLONL_InsertLine
-
- NAME
- CLONL_InsertLine - Inserts line
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_InsertLine ( )
-
- CLONL_InsertLine ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions sends the ANSI Code to the users terminal to
- insert one line at the actual position. The rest of display
- will scroll down.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_DeleteEOL()
- CLONL_DeleteLine()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_BlueMode cl_online.library/CLONL_BlueMode
-
- NAME
- CLONL_BlueMode - Sets a special colour mode
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_BlueMode ( )
-
- CLONL_BlueMode ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- Set the colour and style attributes to a special mode, used
- within the functions CLONL_DrawTitle() and CLONL_BlueRead()
- inside the library. It is usefull for same looking features.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_Normal()
- CLONL_Color()
- CLONL_DrawTitle()
- CLONL_BlueRead()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GotoXY cl_online.library/CLONL_GotoXY
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GotoXY - Sets cursor to specified position
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_GotoXY ( x, y )
- D0 D1
-
- CLONL_GotoXY ( ulong, ulong )
-
- FUNCTION
- Sets the cursor to a specified position on users screen. You
- can get the maximum lines by calling
- CLONL_GetUserShell()->userprofile.ShowLines.
-
- INPUTS
- x - x coordinate
- y - y coordinate
-
- EXAMPLE
- ulong count;
- for ( count = 1;
- count <= CLONL_GetUserShell()->userprofile.ShowLines;
- count++ )
- {
- CLONL_GotoXY ( 1, count);
- CLONL_Printf ( "Line: %2ld", count );
- CLONL_FlushOutput();
- }
-
- NOTES
- The left, upper corner is x = 1, y = 1.
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Color cl_online.library/CLONL_Color
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Color - Definies colour and style
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_Color ( col, bcol, style )
- D0 D1 D2
-
- CLONL_Color ( ulong, ulong, ulong )
-
- FUNCTION
- Defines colour an style for the following text output. The
- colour and style definitions can be found in the include file
- <cl/clonline.h>.
-
- INPUTS
- col - text colour
- bcol - background colour
- style - text attributes
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Color ( COLOR_Red, COLOR_White, STYLE_Bold );
- CLONL_Printf ( "This is very important.\n" );
- CLONL_Normal ();
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_Normal()
- CLONL_BlueMode()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_ClearScreen cl_online.library/CLONL_ClearScreen
-
- NAME
- CLONL_ClearScreen - Clears the screen
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_ClearScreen ( )
-
- CLONL_ClearScreen ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This function will clear the users screen, if his terminal
- makes this possible (e.g. VT100, ANSI). The cursor will also
- be set in the left, upper edge.
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_BlueRead cl_online.library/CLONL_BlueRead
-
- NAME
- CLONL_BlueRead - Gets defined input from user
-
- SYNOPSIS
- str = CLONL_BlueRead ( str, def, len, type, maske )
- D0 A0 A1 D0 D1 D2
-
- STRPTR = CLONL_BlueRead ( STRPTR, STRPTR, ulong, ulong, BOOL )
-
- FUNCTION
- Makes a line input from user with the a specified length.
- There will be drawn a ANSI Gadget, in the CLONL_BlueMode()
- where the user can type in the needed information.
-
- INPUTS
- str - the string where to put the result.
- def - the default string (NULL is not allowed, give an
- empty string).
- len - the length of the input.
- type - the kind of incoming input (look at clonline.h).
- maske - an internal parameter (must be FALSE (0)).
-
- RESULTS
- str - the string the user has typed.
-
- EXAMPLE
- char *mystring [ 21 ];
- CLONL_Normal ();
- CLONL_Printf ( "Please gimme your name:" );
- CLONL_BlueRead ( mystring, "nobody", 20, TYPE_ASCII, 0 );
- CLONL_Printf ( "You gave me the name: %s.\n", mystring );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_BlueMode()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Wait cl_online.library/CLONL_Wait
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Wait - Wait for user to press a key
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_Wait ( )
- D0
-
- BOOL = CLONL_Wait ( )
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE (1) if user want to continue.
- - FALSE (0) if user wants to stop
- ("q", "Q", "x", "X", <ESC>, <CTRL>"X").
-
- FUNCTION
- This function stops until user pressed a key.
-
- NOTES
- Display looks like it has been before the calls. CLONL_Wait()
- clean up itself.
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_DrawTitle cl_online.library/CLONL_DrawTitle
-
- NAME
- CLONL_DrawTitle - A standart function for look like commands
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_DrawTitle ( )
-
- CLONL_DrawTitle ( )
-
- FUNCTION
- This function first clears the screen, looks up for the entry
- "INFO_INTROLINE" in the clcat file, this library was opend
- with, and prints it out as a status or title line.
-
- NOTES
- This is the functions all Connectline online commands are
- started with. You can give commands a look of professional. ;)
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_BlueMode()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Edit cl_online.library/CLONL_Edit
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Edit - Edit a file
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_Edit ( filename )
- D0 A0
-
- BOOL = CLONL_Wait ( STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- filename - a pointer to the filename, which should be
- edited.
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE (1) if anything got allright.
- - FALSE (0) if user wants to stop or an error
- has occured. Better to stop work after with
- returncode.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions load the Connectline Editor, must be found in
- "CONNECTLINE:Modules/CLEditor", an lets the user edit a file.
-
- NOTES
- You can also use another editor e.g. AEd for exchange,
- but you have to rename it.
- Console user will get the selected offline editor.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Printf ( "Please edit the startup-sequence.\n" );
- CLONL_Wait ();
- CLONL_Edit ( "s:startup-sequence" );
- CLONL_Printf ( "Thank you very much.\n");
-
- SEE ALSO
- CONNECTLINE:Modules/CLEditor
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_RequesterSelectcl_online.library/CLONL_RequesterSelect
-
- NAME
- CLONL_RequesterSelect - shows an ANSI Requester
-
- SYNOPSIS
- select = CLONL_RequesterSelect ( entrys, pos, titel, MODE )
- D0 A0 D0 A1 D1
-
- struct EntryNode* = CLONL_RequesterSelect ( struct MinList*, ulong, STRPTR, ulong )
-
- INPUTS
- entrys - a pointer to struct MinList to the shown entrys.
- pos - the position the requester starts (default for user).
- titel - a pointer the titelbar name.
- MODE - the modus of the requester (look at includes for "MODE_#?").
-
- RESULTS
- select - a pointer of the entry which has been choosen.
- -1 for cursor left (only in MODE_CHOOSE).
- NULL if a break was detected or an error has occured.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions draws an ANSI Requester, to choose one entry or
- to select multipe.
-
- EXAMPLE
- #include <exec/lists.h>
-
- struct MinList entrylist;
- struct EntryNode *en;
- ulong count;
-
- char *strings[] =
- {
- "my personal entry",
- "another entry",
- "the last entry for today",
- 0
- };
-
- // Exec function create a new list
- NewList ((struct List *) &entrylist);
-
- count = 0;
- while (strings [ count ] )
- {
- if ( !(en = malloc ( sizeof(struct EntryNode) )) )
- {
- PutStr ( "Can't get memory.\n" );
- break;
- };
- // Fill in new node an add to list
- strcpy ( en->data, strings [ count ] );
- en->inverse = 0;
- en->bold = 0:
- AddTail ((struct List *) &entrylist, (struct Node *) en);
- count++;
- }
-
- // Show Requester
- CLONL_RequesterSelect(&entrylist, 0, "Look at this amazing requester", MODE_SELECT);
-
- // Free memory again
- while ( en = RemHead ((struct Node *) &entrylist) )
- {
- free(en);
- }
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetLocale cl_online.library/CLONL_GetLocale
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetLocale - returns pointer to locale
-
- SYNOPSIS
- locale = CLONL_GetLocale ( )
- D0
-
- struct Locale * = CLONL_GetLocale ( )
-
- RESULTS
- locale - pointer to locale.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function returns a pointer to the locale from the
- locale.library.
-
- NOTES
- You should only work with it. Do not close it anyway, because
- CLONL_Close() will do this for you.
-
- SEE ALSO
- locale.library/OpenLocale()
- locale.library/CloseLocale()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetCatalog cl_online.library/CLONL_GetCatalog
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetCatalog - returns pointer to catalog
-
- SYNOPSIS
- catalog = CLONL_GetCatalog ( )
- D0
-
- APTR = CLONL_GetCatalog ( )
-
- RESULTS
- calalog - pointer to clcat Connectline catalog.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function returns a pointer to the actual user catalog.
-
- NOTES
- You should only work with it. Do not close it anyway, because
- CLONL_Close() will do this for you.
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_text.library/OpenCatalog()
- cl_text.library/CloseCatalog()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetUserShell cl_online.library/CLONL_GetUserShell
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetUserShell - returns a pointer to the usershell.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- shell = CLONL_GetUserShell ( )
- D0
-
- struct CLUserShell * = CLONL_GetUserShell ( )
-
- RESULTS
- shell - pointer to user shell.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function returns a pointer to the actual shell of the
- actual online user.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Printf ( "Username : %s.\n",
- CLONL_GetUserShell()->user.Username );
- CLONL_Printf ( "Number Of Lines : %ld.\n",
- CLONL_GetUserShell()->userprofile.ShowLines );
-
- SEE ALSO
- Include: <cl/cl_user.h>
- Include: <cl/UserShell.h>
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_IsTTY cl_online.library/CLONL_IsTTY
-
- NAME
- CLONL_IsTTY - Returns, if TTY emulation is on.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_IsTTY ( )
- D0
-
- BOOL = CLONL_IsTTY ( )
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE (1) if user uses TTY emulation.
- - FALSE (0) if user uses something usefull.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions returns, if TTY is used.
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetString cl_online.library/CLONL_GetString
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetString - gets a string from the clcat catalog
-
- SYNOPSIS
- string = CLONL_GetString ( entry )
- D0 A0
-
- STRPTR = CLONL_GetString ( STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- entry - the entry name of the clcat file.
-
- RESULTS
- string - the entry IN the clcat file by the entry.
-
- FUNCTION
- You can localicate your commands with this function, without
- opening cl_text.library.
-
- NOTES
- Because clonline.library will do this for you ;)
-
- EXAMPLE
- PutStr ( "Let's look, what the entry MSG_TEST is:\n" );
- PutStr ( GetString("MSG_TEST") );
- PutStr ( "\n" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_text.library/*
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_VPrintf cl_online.library/CLONL_VPrintf
-
- NAME
- CLONL_VPrintf - prints a localicated, formated string.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_VPrintf ( format, args )
- A0 A1
-
- CLONL_VPrintf ( STRPTR, APTR )
-
- CLONL_Printf ( format, ... )
-
- INPUTS
- format - a std. c format string.
- args - arguments to print out.
-
- FUNCTION
- You can print out ANY text you want, like printf, but buffered
- and token-replaced. You do not need to open cl_text.library.
-
- NOTES
- Because clonline.library will do this for you ;)
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Printf ( "A number : %ld, a string : %s.\n", 1234, "foo" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_text.library/*
- exec.library/DoRawFmt()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_VSPrintf cl_online.library/CLONL_VSPrintf
-
- NAME
- CLONL_VSPrintf - prints a localicated, formated string into another.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_VSPrintf ( to, format, args )
- A0 A1 A2
-
- CLONL_VSPrintf ( STRPTR, STRPTR, APTR )
-
- CLONL_SPrintf ( to, format, ... )
-
- INPUTS
- to - a pointer to string for the result.
- format - a std. c format string.
- args - arguments to print out.
-
- FUNCTION
- You can print out ANY text you want into another string, like
- sprintf, but token-replaced. You do not need to open
- cl_text.library.
-
- NOTES
- Because clonline.library will do this for you ;)
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_SPrintf ( mystring, "A number : %ld, a string : %s.\n",
- 1234, "foo" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- VPrintf()
- cl_text.library/*
- exec.library/DoRawFmt()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_DoCommand cl_online.library/CLONL_DoCommand
-
- NAME
- CLONL_DoCommand - Executes an other online command
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_DoCommand ( cmd, param )
- D0 A0 A1
-
- long = CLONL_DoCommand ( STRPTR, STRPTR )
-
-
- INPUTS
- cmd - the command name ( full name ).
- param - the parameter for that command.
-
- RESULTS
- result - return code from command, or false if
- command connot be found (CLONL_DoCommand()
- will also print out the error per stdio).
-
- FUNCTION
- You can start another online command from the actual one.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_DoCommand ( "INHALT", "*" );
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_SendMail cl_online.library/CLONL_SendMail
-
- NAME
- CLONL_SendMail - Sends text mail
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_SendMail ( abs, emp, bet, filename, bezid )
- D0 A0 A1 A2 A3 A4
-
- ulong = CLONL_SendMail ( STRPTR, STRPTR, STRPTR, STRPTR, STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- abs - the sender of the mail ( no need to be the actual user,
- for demon mails, but take care of it ).
- emp - the receiver of the mail.
- bet - the subject of the mail.
- filename - the filename, of file to send.
- bezid - the message id of reference text.
- NULL is allowed.
-
- RESULTS
- result - return code from CLMM_SendFile().
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions sends any kind of text mails from anybody to
- anybody. The charset will be converted from ISO to IBM.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_SendMail ( CLONL_GetUserShell()->user.username,
- "SYSOP", "just testing", "s:startup-sequence" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_mailmaster.library/CLMM_SendFile()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetKey cl_online.library/CLONL_GetKey
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetKey - Gets one key from keyboard or remote keyboard
-
- SYNOPSIS
- key = CLONL_GetKey ( )
- D0
-
- long = CLONL_GetKey ( )
-
- RESULTS
- key - the key which was pressed or parsed keys, e.g.
- CHAR_BREAK when CHAR_CTRLC, CHAR_CTRLX, or a hangup
- was detected, or CHAR_UP, CHAR_DOWN, CHAR_RIGHT,
- CHAR_LEFT if cursorkeys where used.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions waits for a key, parse it for some events,
- and gives it back to the user.
-
- EXAMPLE
- long mykey;
- {
- mykey = CLONL_GetKey ();
- CLONL_Printf ( "You pressed a %c ( %ld ).\n", mykey, mykey );
- }
- while ( mykey != CHAR_BREAK )
- CLONL_Printf ( "You don't want anymore, sigh!\n" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- dos.library/FGetC ()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeRange cl_online.library/CLONL_FreeRange
-
- NAME
- CLONL_FreeRange - Gives memory back, that was allocated by
- CLONL_ParseExpression
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_FreeRange ( myrange )
- A0
-
- CLONL_FreeRange ( struct Range * )
-
- INPUTS
- myrange - a pointer to a struct Range structure given by
- CLONL_ParseExpression().
-
- FUNCTION
- Frees memory that was allocated by CLONL_ParseExpression().
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_ParseExpression()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_ParseExpressioncl_online.library/CLONL_ParseExpression
-
- NAME
- CLONL_ParseExpression - Parses a expression, needed for
- onlinecommands e.g. INHALT, LESEN.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- range = CLONL_ParseExpression ( parsepattern, maximum )
- D0 A0 D0
-
- struct Range * = CLONL_ParseExpression ( STRPTR, ulong )
-
- INPUTS
- parsepattern - a stringpointer to the expression to be
- parsed.
- maximum - the maximum value ( needed for expressions
- like "1-").
-
- RESULTS
- range - a pointer to a structure struct Range.
- NULL if it can't be parsed anyway.
-
- FUNCTION
- Parses expressions like "-3,4,7-8,10-" for onlinecommands
- refering to variable numbers.
-
- NOTES
- You need to free the memory after work with
- CLONL_FreeRange().
-
- EXAMPLE
- struct Range *myrange;
- struct Range *readrange;
-
- myrange = CLONL_ParseExpression ( "-3,4 5, 8-9 15-17 10,6 20-", 1000);
-
- readrange = myrange;
- while ( readrange )
- {
- CLONL_Printf ("%ld - %ld.\n", readrange -> from, readrange -> to );
- readrange = readrange -> next;
- }
-
- CLONL_FreeRange ( myrange );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_FreeRange()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Transfer cl_online.library/CLONL_Transfer
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Transfer - Transfers file to user.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_Transfer ( filename, sendfilename )
- D0 A0 A1
-
- long = CLONL_Transfer ( STRPTR, STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- filename - a pointer to a string, which contains the
- file to be tranfered with its full path.
-
- senfilename - a pointer to a string, which contains the
- filename the user gets from that file.
-
- RESULTS
- range - 1 success.
- 0 failed.
-
- FUNCTION
- Transfers a file to user. The transfer protocoll
- the user has choosen once, will be used.
-
- NOTES
- It can also be used on console-login.
-
- EXAMPLE
- CLONL_Transfer ( "s:startup-sequence", "Look_Inside.txt" );
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_shell.library/CLSHELL_XFer()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetUserFullNamecl_online.library/CLONL_GetUserFullName
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetUserFullName - returns e-Mail from user.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- email = CLONL_GetUserFullName ( email )
- D0 A0
-
- STRPTR = CLONL_GetUserFullName ( STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- email - a buffer the email of the user will be copied.
-
- RESULTS
- email - the email of the user.
-
- FUNCTION
- Returns the e-Mail of the actual user. It is included
- with systemname, domainname and realname, e.g.
- "joe_random@foo.bar.de (Joe Random)".
-
- EXAMPLE
- char email [ 80 ];
- CLONL_Printf ( "My e-Mail is %s.\n",
- CLONL_GetUserFullName ( email ) );
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_prefs.library/CLP_GetSystemAddress()
- CLONL_GetUserShell()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetNameVal cl_online.library/CLONL_GetNameVal
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetNameVal - returns a identify number of a string.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- ident = CLONL_NameVal ( name )
- D0 A0
-
- long = CLONL_NameVal ( STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- name - a pointer to a string.
-
- RESULTS
- ident - a longword value depend on the string.
-
- FUNCTION
- Function returns a ident value for the string name.
- Usefull for passwords.
-
- NOTES
- It is directly the function from the clutil.library.
-
- SEE ALSO
- clutil.library/CLU_GetNameVal()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_IsKeyPressed cl_online.library/CLONL_IsKeyPressed
-
- NAME
- CLONL_IsKeyPressed - Checks if keyboard was hit.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_IsKeyPressed ( )
- D0
-
- BOOL = CLONL_IsKeyPressed ( )
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE if keboard was hit.
- FALSE if keboard was not hit.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function checks keyboard, if user had pressed any key.
- You can get the key with CLONL_GetKey() afterwards.
-
- EXAMPLE
- long mykey;
- if ( CLONL_IsKeyPressed () )
- {
- mykey = CLONL_GetKey ();
- CLONL_Printf ( "You pressed the '%c' key.\n", mykey );
- }
- else
- {
- CLONL_Printf ( "No key is pressed.\n" );
- }
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_GetKey()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_Continue clonline.library/CLONL_Continue
-
- NAME
- CLONL_Continue - Checks break detect.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_Continue ( )
- D0
-
- BOOL = CLONL_Continue ( )
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE if break was detected.
- FALSE if no break detected.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function checks the keyboard, if a key was pressed.
- The key will be get, and checked if it is a ,,break'' key
- (CHAR_BREAK).
- For response, a "<BREAK>" will be send to users display.
- If a hangup is detected function will also return FALSE.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_GetKey()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_AddShortMenu clonline.library/CLONL_AddShortMenu
-
- NAME
- CLONL_AddShortMenu - Adds a menu entry
-
- SYNOPSIS
- menu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( oldmenu, entry, hotkey )
- D0 A0 A1 D0
-
- struct Shortmenu * = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( struct Shortmenu *, STRPTR, char )
-
- INPUTS
- oldmenu - A pointer to the old menu structure.
- NULL if it is the first entry.
-
- entry - A pointer to a string, with name of entry.
-
- hotkey - Character, which is hotkey to select entry later on.
-
- RESULTS
- menu - Pointer to new menu structure. Only different from
- oldmenu getting first entry.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function will add one entry to a short menu structure.
- You need this structure to make a menu for CLONL_ShortMenuSelect().
- Free this structure with CLONL_FreeShortMenu() after use.
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelect()
- CLONL_FreeMenuSelect()
- CLONL_FreeMenuSelectVertical()
- clonline.h/struct Shortmenu
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeShortMenu clonline.library/CLONL_FreeShortMenu
-
- NAME
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu - Frees all menu entrys
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu ( menu )
- A0
-
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu ( struct Shortmenu * )
-
- INPUTS
- menu - Pointer to struct Shortmenu structure.
-
- FUNCTION
- Frees memory of short menu entrys allocated by CLONL_AddShortMenu().
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_AddShortMenu()
- clonline.h/struct Shortmenu
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_ShortMenuSelect clonline.library/CLONL_ShortMenuSelect
-
- NAME
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelect - Builds a short menu for user select.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_ShortMenuSelect ( menu )
- D0 A0
-
- char = CLONL_ShortMenuSelect ( struct Shortmenu * )
-
- INPUTS
- menu - Pointer to a menu structure build with CLONL_AddShortMenu().
-
- RESULTS
- result - result character.
- 0 for break or hangup.
- hotkey when select with carriage return or hotkey.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function builds up a small requester in one line, an user
- can select one entry build with CLONL_AddShortMenu(). He can
- choose with cursor keys and carriage return or pressing the
- entry hotkey.
-
- EXAMPLE
- struct Shortmenu *mymenu = NULL;
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "onnectline", 'C' );
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "erberus", 'Z' );
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "nix", 'U' );
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelect ( mymenu );
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu ( mymenu );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical()
- CLONL_AddShortMenu()
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu()
- clonline.h/struct Shortmenu
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_TimeToStr clonline.library/CLONL_TimeToStr
-
- NAME
- CLONL_TimeToStr - Converts a time_t value to a string
-
- SYNOPSIS
- string = CLONL_TimeToStr ( time, str )
- D0 D0 A0
-
- STRPTR = CLONL_TimeToStr ( time_t, STRPTR )
-
- INPUTS
- time - A time_t value.
- str - String greater 18 character length.
-
- RESULTS
- string - Pointer to str.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function converts a time_t value to a readable string.
- Use CLONL_StrToTime() to make back conversion.
-
- EXAMPLE
- char string [ 18 ];
- CLONL_Printf ( "Last Call: %s.\n",
- CLONL_TimeToStr ( CLONL_GetUserShell()->userprofile.LastCall,
- string) );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_StrToTime()
- time.h/time_t
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_StrToTime clonline.library/CLONL_StrToTime
-
- NAME
- CLONL_StrToTime - Converts string to a time_t value
-
- SYNOPSIS
- time = CLONL_StrToTime ( str, time )
- D0 A0 A1
-
- time_t = CLONL_StrToTime ( STRPTR, time_t * )
-
- INPUTS
- str - String Pointer to a Date/Time String.
- time - Pointer to time_t variable.
-
- RESULTS
- time - Result of conversion.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function converts a string in the CLONL_TimeToStr()
- Format back to a time_t value.
-
- EXAMPLE
- char string [ 18 ];
- time_t mytime;
- CLONL_Printf ( "Time: %s.\n",
- CLONL_TimeToStr ( CLONL_StrToTime ( "12.04.1971 12:30", &mytime ),
- string ));
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_TimeToStr()
- time.h/time_t
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_AddGadget clonline.library/CLONL_AddGadget
-
- NAME
- CLONL_AddGadget - Adds a gadget entry
-
- SYNOPSIS
- CLONL_AddGadget ( mask, masktype, identifier, buffer, buffersize )
- A0 D0 A1 A2 D1
-
- CLONL_AddGadget ( Mask **, ulong, char *, char *, ulong )
-
- INPUTS
- mask - Pointer to Mask **.
- Mask * should bei NULL for first entry.
- masktype - Entrytype, like Type bei CLONL_BlueRead().
- identifier - Pointer to identifier name.
- buffer - Pointer to buffer for this entry.
- buffersize - Size of buffer.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function will add one entry to a gadget MaskNode structure.
- You need this structure to make a mask for CLONL_InputMask().
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_InputMask()
- clonline.h/struct MaskNode
- clonline.h/Mask
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_GetGadget clonline.library/CLONL_GetGadget
-
- NAME
- CLONL_GetGadget - Gets masknode of specified gadget
-
- SYNOPSIS
- masknode = CLONL_GetGadget ( mask, identifier )
- A0 A1
-
- struct MaskNode * = CLONL_GetGadget ( Mask **, char * )
-
- INPUTS
- mask - Pointer to Mask *.
- identifier - Pointer to identifier name.
-
- RESULTS
- masknode - Pointer to MaskNode structure.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions returns pointer to MaskNode structure of a given
- identifier, set with CLONL_AddGadget().
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_AddGadget()
- clonline.h/struct MaskNode
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_InputMask clonline.library/CLONL_InputMask
-
- NAME
- CLONL_InputMask - Builds up a mask variable entrys
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_InputMask ( mask, title )
- A0 A1
-
- BOOL = CLONL_GetGadget ( Mask **, char *)
-
- INPUTS
- mask - Pointer to Mask *.
- title - Stringpointer to titlename.
-
- RESULTS
- result - TRUE, if entrys finished correct.
- FALSE, if break or hangup detected.
-
- FUNCTION
- This functions builds up a mask of variable entrys. It look
- like lots of CLONL_BlueRead(). User can change up and down with
- cursorkeys and quit savely with CTRL-Z.
-
- EXAMPLE
- char str1 [ 42 ], str2 [ 7 ];
- Mask *mask = NULL;
- strcpy ( str1, "Gadget1" );
- strcpy ( str2, "123" );
- CLONL_AddGadget ( &mask, TYPE_ASCII, str1, str1, 40 );
- CLONL_AddGadget ( &mask, TYPE_NUMBER, str2, str2, 5 );
- CLONL_InputMask ( mask, "Just testing gadgets..." );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_AddGadget()
- CLONL_FreeGadget()
- CLONL_BlueRead()
- clonline.h/struct MaskNode
- clonline.h/Mask
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical
-
- NAME
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical - Builds a short menu for user select.
-
- SYNOPSIS
- result = CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical ( menu )
- D0 A0
-
- char = CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical ( struct Shortmenu * )
-
- INPUTS
- menu - Pointer to a menu structure build with CLONL_AddShortMenu().
-
- RESULTS
- result - result character.
- 0 for break or hangup.
- hotkey when select with carriage return or hotkey.
-
- FUNCTION
- This function builds up a menu, an user can select one entry
- build with CLONL_AddShortMenu(). He can choose with cursor keys
- and carriage return or pressing the entry hotkey.
-
- EXAMPLE
- struct Shortmenu *mymenu = NULL;
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "onnectline", 'C' );
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "erberus", 'Z' );
- mymenu = CLONL_AddShortMenu ( mymenu, "nix", 'U' );
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelectVertical ( mymenu );
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu ( mymenu );
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_ShortMenuSelect()
- CLONL_AddShortMenu()
- CLONL_FreeShortMenu()
- clonline.h/struct Shortmenu
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_XFer clonline.library/CLONL_XFer
-
- NAME
- CLONL_XFer - Transfer or receive a file.
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- INPUTS
-
- RESULTS
-
- FUNCTION
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_FreeXFerList()
- CLONL_Transfer()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_FreeXFerList clonline.library/CLONL_FreeXFerList
-
- NAME
- CLONL_FreeXFerList - Give Memory back, got from CLONL_XFer().
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- INPUTS
-
- RESULTS
-
- FUNCTION
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- SEE ALSO
- CLONL_FreeXFerList()
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_SetObscure clonline.library/CLONL_SetObscure
-
- NAME
- CLONL_SetObscure - Make Sysop Display unreadable.
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- INPUTS
-
- RESULTS
-
- FUNCTION
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- SEE ALSO
-
- BUGS
-
- clonline.library/CLONL_PrintFile clonline.library/CLONL_PrintFile
-
- NAME
- CLONL_PrintFile - Types a plain Ascii File to StdOut.
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- INPUTS
-
- RESULTS
-
- FUNCTION
-
- EXAMPLE
-
- SEE ALSO
- cl_txt.library/CLTXT_ViewFile() (don't use - may crashing!)
-
- BUGS
-
-