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xGS - Ghostscript ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Info: The Ghostscript Extender provides an interface between WinBatch and the GhostScript interpreter. To use the extender you must download and install GhostScript. You can find it here ... http://www.ghostscript.com/doc/ The extender has been tested with AFPL GhostScript version 8.11, it may not work correctly with other versions. Once GhostScript has been installed, find the GhostScript API DLL (gsdll32.dll in the ghostscript "BIN" directory.) You must copy this dll into the same directory as the GhostScript Extender DLL. Version: 15.08.2003 PRODUCTVERSION 10000 Download: ghostx.zip 35 KB Usage: AddExtender("xgs34i.dll") Functions: GhostscriptExtenderInfo (n) n = 0 ... returns the extender version n = 1 ... returns the number of functions n = 2 ... returns the number of constants GhostscriptVersion () Returns the version of the GhostScript interpereter GhostscriptPS2PDF (InputFile, OutputFile) InputFile ... The name of a Postscript print file. OutputFile ... The name of a PDF (Acrobat) file to be created. Converts the input file from PostScript to PDF. Returns 0 if successful. A non-zero return indicates an error. GhostscriptPrint (InputFile [,Printer [,WindowFlag]]) InputFile ... The name of a Postscript or PDF file to be printed. OutputFile ... The name of a printer on your system. If this is an empty string, or is omitted, the user will be prompted for the printer name. Window ....... @TRUE = Display a window which includes a CANCEL button. @FALSE = No window. If this is omitted, the default is @TRUE. Sends a Postscript or PDF file to the printer. (The printer does not need to be Postscript compatible.) It assumes standard size (letter) paper. GhostscriptCommand (Parameter, Parameter, ...) Executes GhostScript with any parameters that would be valid on the command line. You may specify up to 16 parameters. The command line parameters are described in the GhostScript documentation, which you will find in the GhostScript install folder, in the "DOC" folder. Note that the command line options -dNOPAUSE and -q are always used, whether you specify them or not. Example... to convert a PDF file to a JPG: Status = ghostscriptCommand("-sDEVICE=jpeg","-sOutputFile=Map.jpg","Map.pdf") GhostscriptMessages () Returns the messages that the GhostScript interpereter printed to "stdout" and "errout". These messages are not usually needed, but may help determine the problem when a command is failing. | ||||
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COM - Component Object Model ExtenderAuthor: Carlos LLuch Caldentey a.k.a Guido THIS SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED "AS IS". NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. YOU USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE AUTHOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DATA LOSS, DAMAGES, LOSS OF PROFITS OR ANY OTHER KIND OF LOSS WHILE USING OR MISUSING THIS SOFTWARE. THIS SOFTWARE CAN BE FREELY DISTRIBUTED BUT CAN NOT BE SOLD. COM Extender Copyright(c) 2003 Carlos LLuch Caldentey Version: 05/03 PRODUCTVERSION 31000 Download: comext.zip 16 KB Usage: AddExtender("com.dll") Functions: This extender lets you access COM objects. It works in combination with a set of udfs 'comudf.wbt'. The extender has a single function: COMCall(method, pobj [,arg1 ...]) method : is the 0 based index of the method in the object VTable. 3 constants are supplied by the extender for the first three methods in the table, that are always the same for any object: @QueryInterface (0) @AddRef (1) @Release (2) pobj : a pointer to the object, this value is returned by the udf COMCreateObject(). arg : optional parameter, for the method arguments, up to 14 arguments can be passed. This is an integer value, to pass strings use the udfs: StrToVT_BSTR(), StrToBSTR() and StrToLPSTR() . These functions return a buffer handle, you will need to use intcontrol42 to pass the buffer address, and then free the buffer. How to get the method value: In some cases the VTable is exposed at msdn, the method is the 0 based index(position) of the method in the VTable. If the VTable is not exposed you need to look at the header where the object is defined. In the object description at msdn you will see in which header it is defined. To get the headers you will need some C/C++ working envirorment. Dev-C++ is free, this extender is done with it, look in the include folder for the headers. |
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C-Variables WIL ExtenderAuthor: Copyright (c) 2003 Artomegus. May be distributed freely. Provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied. Use at your own risk. Version: 15.07.2003 PRODUCTVERSION 31002 Download: wcvar.zip 111 KB Usage: AddExtender("wcvar34i.dll") Functions: - Heap functions cvHeapCreate( [ heap-size [, max-identifiers ] ] ) Allocates the C-Variables heap for the current WinBatch script cvHeapDestroy( ) Frees the C-Variables heap for the current WinBatch script cvStatePop( ) Pops the current heap state off an internal stack cvStatePush( ) Saves the current heap state on an internal stack - Type definition functions: cvFieldDef( prototype, field-name ) Define a field in a structure/union cvStructBegin( ) Begin a sub-structure within a structure/union cvStructDef( type-name ) Begin the definition of a new structure type cvStructEnd( ) End a structure or sub-structure cvTypeDef( prototype, type-name ) Define a new type based on a prototype cvUnionBegin( ) Begin a sub-union within a structure/union cvUnionDef( type-name ) Begin the definition of a new union type cvUnionEnd( ) End a union or sub-union - General variable functions: cvCast( [ prototype, ] reference ) Collapses a reference, optionally casting it as a different type cvDef( prototype, var-name [, value ] ) Defines a new variable and optionally sets the value cvGet( reference ) Gets the value of a variable cvHexGet( reference ) Gets the value of a variable as a hex string cvHexSet( reference, value ) Sets the value of a variable using a hex string cvIsDefined( name ) Checks if a type or variable is defined cvItemize( reference, count [, delimiter ] ) Creates an item list from an array variable cvPtr( reference ) Gets a pointer to a variable cvSet( reference, value ) Sets the value of a variable cvSizeOf( name ) Gets the size of a type or variable - String variable functions: cvStrDef( var-name, value [, size] ) Creates a new string variable on the heap, with an optional max size cvStrGet( reference ) Gets the value of a string variable cvStrItemize( reference, count [, delimiter ] ) Creates an item list from a string-array variable cvStrLen( reference ) Gets the length of a string variable cvStrSet( reference, value ) Sets the value of a string variable - Memory allocation/checking functions: cvIsBadReadPtr( ptr, size ) Verifies access to read from a block of memory cvIsBadStringPtr( ptr, size ) Verifies access to read a string from memory cvIsBadWritePtr( ptr, size ) Verifies access to write to a block of memory cvMemAlloc( size ) Allocate a block of memory cvMemCopy( destination-ptr, source-ptr, size ) Copy a block of memory cvMemFill( destination-ptr, size, byte-value ) Fills a block of memory with a byte value cvMemFree( pointer ) Free a block of memory - Miscellaneous functions: cvControl( number [, value ] ) Reads/sets control values for extender cvDllCall( dll-filename, return-var, proc-name, arguments-var ) Calls a DLL procedure cvDllCallC( dll-filename, return-var, proc-name, arguments-var ) Calls a DLL procedure using the C calling convention cvDllLastError( ) Returns most recent DLL error code after calling cvDllCall or cvCBAutoDllCall cvIf( number, value-if-true, value-if-false ) Returns one of two values depending on the value of a number cvInfo( number ) Gets information about the extender cvLastError( number ) Returns last extender-specific error - Callback functions: cvCBAutoDllCall( dll-filename, dllproc-returnvar, dllproc-name, dllproc-argsvar, callback-returnvar, callback-argsvar, cbitems-handle, maxcalls ) Call a DLL procedure that requires a callback function, and automatically collects data sent to the callback function cvCBItemDef( handle, index, reference, flag, size ) Defines a callback item to collect cvCBItemError( handle, index ) Gets the last error that occurred for the callback item cvCBItemsAlloc( count, elements-init, elements-add [, strsize-init [, strsize-add ] ] ) Allocates a buffer for callback items to collect cvCBItemsFree( handle ) Frees up a buffer allocated by cvCBItemsAlloc cvCBItemVar( handle, index ) Creates a reference to the data collected for the callback item. |
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WdGet - Enhanced Word Line Parser ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Download: wdget34i.zip 35 KB Usage: AddExtender("wdget34i.dll") Functions: WordGetInfo Returns information about the extender. Syntax: N = WordGetInfo(Request) WordGet Return a word found in a string. Syntax: Word = WordGet (Index, String, Delimiters) WordArray Return all the words in a string as an array. Syntax: Array = WordGet (String, Delimiters [, ReturnDelimiters]) WordCount Counts the words in a string. Word count uses the same rules as WordGet to determine where words end, so the return value from WordCount tells how many different words WordGet will return from this line. Syntax: Count = WordCount(String, Delimiters) WordDelimiter Returns the delimiter that follows a word in a string Syntax: Delim = WordDelim(Index, String, Delimiters) WordRemove Removes words from the beginning of a string, and returns the remainder of the string. Syntax: Text = WordRemove(Index, String, Delimiters) |
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xArray - Array Functions ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Version: March 2003 FILEVERSION 2.02.00 PRODUCTVERSION 2.02.00 Download: arrayx.zip 55 KB Usage: AddExtender("Arrayx34i.dll") Functions: ArrayDuplicate Create a duplicate of an array Syntax: NewArray = ArrayDuplicate(OldArray) ArrayizeBytes Change a string into an array Syntax: NewArray = ArrayizeBytes(String) ArrayExtenderVersion Return the extender version number Syntax: Value = ArrayExtenderVersion([n]) n = 0 (or is omitted) extender version number n = 1 number of functions defined n = 2 number of constants defined ArrayResize Resize an array Syntax: NewArray = ArrayResize(OldArray,InitialValue,x1 [,x2,x3,x4,x5]) OldArray A WinBatch Array InitialValue Any integer, floating-point, or string value x1 .. x5 The dimensions of the new array. x1 is required. x2-x5 are optional, depending on how many many dimensions you wish the array to have. ArraySort Case sensitive sort Syntax: ArraySort(Array [,Direction [,Column]]) ArraySortNC Case insensitive sort Syntax: ArraySortNC(Array [,Direction [,Column]]) Array A WinBatch Array Direction @ASCENDING for an ascending sort @DESCENDING for a descending sort When omitted, the default is @ASCENDING Column The column to use as the sort key. (When sorting a two dimensional array) When omitted, the default is zero. ArrayToList Convert array to a delimited list Syntax: List = ArraySort(Array [, Delimiter]) Array A WinBatch Array Delimiter Any character. The item delimiter used in the list. If Delimiter is more than one character, only the first character is used. If Delimiter is "" (an empty string) the items are concatenated with no delimiter. Delimiter is optional. If omitted, the default delimiter is @TAB. |
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xGlobal - Global Variables ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Download: xGlobal34i.zip 18 KB Description: In WinBatch 2001, user defined functions have no access to the Global variables created by the calling routine, and cannot save any values between calls. The xGlobal extender is a workaround for this condition. xGlobal simulates global variables which are available to all of the WinBatch program, including its functions. Usage: AddExtender("xGlob34i.dll") Functions: xGlobalDrop ("Name") xGlobalGet ("Name") xGlobalIsDefined ("Name") xGlobalPut ("Name","Value") xGlobalVersion (0) |
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dlgc - Dialog Constants for WinBatch Dialog 6.1Author: Alan Kreutzer Download: dlgc34i.zip 11 KB Usage: AddExtender("dlgc34i.dll") Functions: dlgcVersion() Returns the extender version number Constants: ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DPO_DIALOG_INIT = 0 ; Dialog has been created but not displayed. ; This event is only generated once pre dialog session. DPO_TIMER_EVENT = 1 ; Set a Timer event. ; (i) > 0 - milliseconds between callbacks ; 0 - turn off timer; ; -1 - return current setting DPO_PUSHBUTTON_PUSHED = 2 ; User has pressed a PUSHBUTTON or PICTUREBUTTON control. ; (i) 1 - turn on event callback ; 0 - turn off callback ; -1 - return current setting DPO_RADIOBUTTON_SELECTED = 3 ; User has selected a RADIOBUTTON. DPO_CHECKBOX_CHANGED = 4 ; User has checked or unchecked a CHECKBOX control. DPO_EDITBOX_TEXTCHANGED = 5 ; User has changed the text in an EDITBOX or MULTILINEBOX control. DPO_MULTILINEBOX_TEXTCHANGED = 5 ; User has changed the text in an EDITBOX or MULTILINEBOX control. DPO_FILELISTBOX_FILESELECTED = 6 ; User has selected a file in a FILELISTBOX control. DPO_ITEMBOX_ITEMSELECTED = 7 ; User has selected one or more items in a ITEMBOX control. DPO_DROPLISTBOX_ITEMCHANGED = 8 ; User has changed the text appearing at the top of a DROPLISTBOX. ; This event can be triggered by the user picking a new item from the list portion of the control ; or by the user typing new text into the control. DPO_CALENDAR_DATECHANGED = 9 ; User has selected a new date in a CALENDAR control. ; Note: cycling the month with the right and left arrows ; does not produce a callback. The user must click on a ; specific day of the month. DPO_SPINNER_NUMBERCHANGED = 10 ; User has changed the value of a SPINNER control. DPO_CLOSE = 11 ; User has selected the Close command from the system menu. ; This event only applies to dialog's with system menus ; enabled by a call to IntControl 49. DPO_FILELISTBOX_DOUBLECLICKED = 12 ; The user has used the mouse to double-click an item in an FILELISTBOX. DPO_ITEMBOX_DOUBLECLICKED = 13 ; The user has used the mouse to double-click an item in an ITEMBOX DPO_DIALOG_DISABLE = 1000 ; Grey the dialog's title bar and redraw dialog as necessary. ; Optionally, display the system's "wait cursor". ; (i) 1 - disable dialog ; 2 - disable and wait cursor ; 0 - enable dialog ; -1 - return current setting. DPO_BACKGROUND_CHANGED = 1001 ; Change the dialog's background bitmap or color. ; (s) bitmap file name or RBG color string(i) ; -1 - return current background. ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; DialogControlGet(dialog-handle, control-number, request-code) ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DCGET_VALUE = 1 DCGET_TEXT = 3 DCGET_ITEMLIST = 5 DCGET_ITEM = 6 DCGET_SPINNER_VALUE = 8 ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; DialogControlSet(dialog-handle, control-number, set-request-code, set-info) ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DCSET_VALUE = 1 DCSET_REPLACE_TEXT = 3 DCSET_REPLACE_TITLE = 4 DCSET_REPLACE_LIST = 5 DCSET_ITEM_SELECTED = 6 DCSET_SPINNER_VALUE = 8 DCSET_ADD_ITEM_SORT = 14 DCSET_REMOVE_ITEM = 15 ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; DialogControlState(dialog-handle, control-number, request-code, style) ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DCSTATE_NULL = 0 ; Dummy. DCSTATE_SET_FOCUS = 1 ; Give a control the input focus. DCSTATE_QUERY_STYLE = 2 ; Query a control's style. DCSTATE_ADD_STYLE = 3 ; Add one or more styles to a control. DCSTATE_REMOVE_STYLE = 4 ; Remove styles from a control. DCSTATE_GET_FOCUS = 5 ; Get control that has focus ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; Style ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DCSTYLE_INVISIBLE = 1 ; Control is invisible. DCSTYLE_DISABLED = 2 ; Control has disabled appearance and does not accept any user input, if would otherwise accept input. DCSTYLE_LISTONLY = 4 ; Control will only accept values already in the drop down list portion of the control. DCSTYLE_BLOCKINPUT = 8 ; The controls text cannot be change by typing in new text when the control has the input focus. ; (Note: The user can still change the value in a SPINNER controls by using the up and down arrows. DCSTYLE_ASTERISK = 16 ; Displays all characters as an asterisk (*) as they are typed into the control. DCSTYLE_DEFAULT = 32 ; A button with this style is the default button when no push or picture button has the input focus. DCSTYLE_DIGITS = 64 ; Allows only digits to be entered into the edit type controls. ; Note: even with this set, it is still possible to paste non-digits into the edit control. DCSTYLE_FLAT = 128 ; Creates a button with a flat appearance. ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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zwin - Allows a winbatch program to wait for a window message.Author: Alan Kreutzer Download: zwin34i.zip 13 KB Usage: AddExtender("zwin34i.dll") Functions: zwinVersion(i:request) Returns version information on this extender. zwinCreate("Window Name", MessageNumber) Creates a hidden window. zwinCheckMessage() Returns... 0 - The user specified message number has not arrived. 1 - A message has arrived. 2 - The window has been closed zwinGetMessage() This will not return until the message arrives. When the message arrives, it returns a string containing "wParam:lParam" (where wParam and lParam are the two optional values passed with the message.) You can call zwinGetMessage multiple times. Each call will wait until another message arrives. zwinDestroy() Closes the currently open window. Constants: none |
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xNM - Name Matching FunctionsAuthor: Detlev Dalitz Version: 20031108 FILEVERSION 34002 PRODUCTVERSION 10002 Download: Setup package xnm34i.v34002.zip 50 KB Setup package xnm34i.v34001.zip 35 KB Usage: AddExtender("xnm34i.dll") --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WinBatch Extender "xnm34i.dll" (c) Detlev Dalitz.20030208 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The "xNM Name Matching Functions Extender" contains: nmExtenderInfo Returns extender related information. Syntax: i:Number = nmExtenderInfo (i:Request) Request = 0 ==> Version Request = 1 ==> Total Functions Request = 2 ==> Total Constants nmSoundex (including extended Soundex) Syntax: s:SoundexString = nmSoundex (s:String, i:SoundexMode) SoundexMode = 0 ==> Normal Soundex 4 Byte. SoundexMode = 1 ==> Extended Soundex 5 Byte. nmMetaphone Syntax: s:MetaphoneString = nmMetaphone (s:String, i:Length) Note: This is the C implementation by Sadru Fidai Tue, 21 Feb 1995. That means: "technical" sounds like "TXNK" but not as "TKNK". Typo in c script changed from "TH:O" (upcased "o") to "TH:0" (zero). nmDoubleMetaphone Syntax: s:MetaphoneString = nmDoubleMetaphone (s:String, i:Length) This function returns a list of two key coded strings separated by @TAB delimiter. Note: This implementation is based on the PHP code from Stephen Woodbridge <woodbri@swoodbridge.com>, which incorporates several bug fixes courtesy of Kevin Atkinson <kevina@users.sourceforge.net>, which is based heavily on the C implementation by Maurice Aubrey <maurice@hevanet.com>, which in turn is based heavily on the C++ implementation by Lawrence Philips. nmPhonex Syntax: s:PhonexString = nmPhonex (s:String) nmGuthMatch Syntax: i/s:GuthMatchValue = nmGuthMatch (s:String1, s:String2, i:GuthMatchMode) GuthMatchMode = 1 ==> i:BooleanValue 0..1 GuthMatchMode = 2 ==> i:PercentageValue 0..100 GuthMatchMode = 3 ==> s:"BooleanValue@TABPercentageValue" nmLevenshtein Syntax: i:LevenshteinValue = nmLevenshtein (s:String1, s:String2) nmIsAbbrev Syntax: i:isAbbrevValue = nmIsAbbrev (s:String1, s:String2, i:Length) nmIsConsonant Syntax: i:IsConsonantValue = nmIsConsonant (s:String, i:CharPosition) nmIsVowel Syntax: i:isVowelValue = nmIsVowel (s:String, i:CharPosition, i:VowelYMode) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No warranty at all. Use it on your own risk. Feel free to return feedback. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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xMT - Miscellaneous ToolsAuthor: Detlev Dalitz Version: 20031102 FILEVERSION 34011 PRODUCTVERSION 10011 Download: Setup package xmt34i.v34011.zip 105 KB Setup package xmt34i.v34010.zip 105 KB Usage: AddExtender("xmt34i.dll") --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WinBatch Extender "xmt34i.dll" (c) Detlev Dalitz.20030208 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The "xMT Miscellaneous Tools Extender" contains: - String related functions mtStrLeft Syntax: s:LeftString = mtStrLeft (s:String, i:Length, s:PadString) mtStrRight Syntax: s:RightString = mtStrRight (s:String, i:Length, s:PadString) mtStrTrimLeft Syntax: s:LeftTrimmedString = mtStrTrimLeft (s:String) mtStrTrimRight Syntax: s:RightTrimmedString = mtStrTrimRight (s:String) mtStrReverse Syntax: s:ReversedString = mtStrReverse (s:String) mtStrCenter Syntax: s:CenteredString = mtStrCenter (s:String, i:Width, s:PadString) mtStrCapitalize Syntax: s:CapitalizedString = mtStrCapitalize (s:String, s:CharsToUpcase, s:DelimiterChars) mtStrTranslate Syntax: s:TranslatedString = mtStrTranslate (s:String, s:TabOut, s:TabIn, s:PadChar) mtAddBackslash Syntax: s:PathString = mtAddBackslash (s:PathString) mtRemoveBackslash Syntax: s:PathString = mtRemoveBackslash (s:PathString) mtGetLongPathname Syntax: s:PathString = mtGetLongPathname (s:PathString) mtGetShortPathname Syntax: s:PathString = mtGetShortPathname (s:PathString) mtGetTempFolder Syntax: s:Pathname = mtGetTempFolder () mtIsAbbrev Syntax: i:isAbbrevValue = mtIsAbbrev (s:String1, s:String2, i:Length) mtIsConsonant Syntax: i:IsConsonantValue = mtIsConsonant (s:String, i:CharPosition) mtIsVowel Syntax: i:isVowelValue = mtIsVowel (s:String, i:CharPosition, i:VowelYMode) mtItemReverse Syntax: s:Itemlist = mtItemReverse (s:Itemlist, s:DelimiterChar) mtPrintf Syntax: s:String = mtPrintf (s:FormatString [, i/f/s:Arg1 [, ... [, i/f/s:Arg15]]]) - Cryptographic and Hash related functions mtStrROT13 Syntax: s:EncodedString = mtStrROT13 (s:String) Syntax: s:DecodedString = mtStrROT13 (s:EncodedString) mtStrUrlEncode Syntax: s:UrlEncodedString = mtStrUrlEncode (s:String) mtStrUrlDecode Syntax: s:UrlDecodedString = mtStrUrlDecode (s:UrlEncodedString) mtStrEncode64 Syntax: s:EncodedString = mtStrEncode64 (s:String [, i:LineLength]) LineLength > 0 : Add one @CRLF at end of each line (character group of LineLength/4 size), and add one @CRLF at end of encoded string. LineLength <= 0 : No change to the encoded string. LineLength ommited: No change to the encoded string. mtStrDecode64 Syntax: s:DecodedString = mtStrDecode64 (s:EncodedString) mtStrEncode64FromFile Syntax: s:EncodedString = mtStrEncode64FromFile (s:Filename [, i:LineLength]) LineLength > 0 : Add one @CRLF at end of each line (character group of LineLength/4 size), and add one @CRLF at end of encoded string. LineLength <= 0 : No change to the encoded string. LineLength ommited: No change to the encoded string. Can read binary zeroes from diskfile. mtStrDecode64ToFile Syntax: iFileSize = mtStrDecode64ToFile (s:EncodedString, s:Filename) Can write binary zeroes to diskfile. mtStrChecksum Syntax: i/s:ChecksumValue = mtStrChecksum (s:String, i:ChecksumMode) ChecksumMode = 1 ==> CRC16 Integer Number ChecksumMode = 2 ==> CRC16 Hexadecimal String ChecksumMode = 3 ==> CRC32 Integer Number ChecksumMode = 4 ==> CRC32 Hexadecimal String mtIsPrime Syntax: i:IsPrimeValue = mtIsPrime (i:Number) mtGetPrimeThisOrNext Syntax: i:PrimeNumber = mtGetPrimeThisOrNext (i:Number) - Other functions mtExtenderVersion Returns extender related information. Syntax: i:Number = mtExtenderInfo (i:Request) Request = 0 ==> Version Request = 1 ==> Total Functions Request = 2 ==> Total Constants mtRoundBy Syntax: i:RoundedNumber = mtRoundBy (i:Number, i:Rounddivisor) mtGUID Syntax: s:GUIDString = mtGUID ([Mode]) Mode = 0 ==> GUID String as is (default). Mode = 1 ==> GUID String without curly brackets. Mode = 2 ==> GUID String without hyphens. Mode = 3 ==> GUID String without curly brackets and without hyphens. mtIIF Syntax: i/s:Value = mtIIF (i/s:Condition, i/s:TrueValue, i/s:FalseValue) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No warranty at all. Use it on your own risk. Feel free to return feedback. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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xCAM - Content Addressable MemoryAuthor: Detlev Dalitz Marty Williams (The first WinBatch CAM code.) Version: 20031101 FILEVERSION 34032 PRODUCTVERSION 10032 Download: Setup package xcam34i.v34032.zip 172 KB Usage: AddExtender("xcam34i.dll") ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WinBatch Extender 'xCAM Content Addressable Memory' (xCAM34i.dll) (c)20030215.Detlev Dalitz Portions copyright by Marty Williams, WinBatch, Wilson Window Ware. Portions copyright by Alan Kreutzer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The WinBatch 'xCAM' extender provides keyword addressable storage in an efficient manner. 'xCAM' uses a hash algorithm to utilize direct access to a WinBatch array cell by a given KeyValue, which can be of datatype integer, float or string. 'xCAM' can reduce the cost of data access to about O(1). The minor disadvantage of the excellent access quality is the fact, that a CAM array is designed to need as twice as much memory as there are Key-Data pairs to be stored. Additional you find in this extender some array related tools that can enhance your productivity when working with WinBatch arrays, for example array functions for loading and unloading and various sort functions, array merge, shrink and extract function. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overview Functions camExtenderInfo camInit camCheck camPut camGet camKeyList camDataList camCAMFromArray camCAMToArray camArraySort * camArrayFileGet * camArrayFilePut * camArrayFromList * camArrayToList * camArrayFromFile * camArrayToFile * camArrayFlip * camArrayMerge * camArrayShrink * camArrayRange * camArrayRangeCast * camArrayRangeFill * camArrayRangeMath * camArrayPrintf * camGUID camUrlEncode camUrlDecode camGetDelim * = For use with standard WinBatch arrays. Constants @INSERTSORT @SHELLSORT @QUICKSORT @SORT_INSERTSORT @SORT_SHELLSORT @SORT_QUICKSORT @MATH_COUNT @MATH_MIN @MATH_MAX @MATH_SUM @MATH_SUM_SQ @MATH_MEAN @MATH_SUM_SQ_MEAN_DEV @MATH_VAR @MATH_STD_DEV @MATH_VAR_N @MATH_STD_DEV_N @CAST_ANY_TO_UNDEF @CAST_ANSI_TO_OEM @CAST_OEM_TO_ANSI @CAST_STR_TO_LOWER @CAST_STR_TO_UPPER @CAST_STR_TO_NUM @CAST_NUM_TO_STR @CAST_INT_TO_FLOAT @CAST_FLOAT_TO_INT @CAST_INT_TO_BIN @CAST_BIN_TO_INT @CAST_INT_TO_OCT @CAST_OCT_TO_INT @CAST_INT_TO_HEX @CAST_HEX_TO_INT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The "xCAM Content Addressable Memory Extender" contains: - camExtenderInfo Returns extender related information. Syntax: i:Number = xmtExtenderInfo (i:Request) Request = 0 ==> Version Request = 1 ==> Total Functions Request = 2 ==> Total Constants - camInit Returns a special designed WinBatch array to use as a CAM storage. Syntax: a:CAMArray = camInit (i:MaxItems) MaxItems = Max number of items to store. From 1 to 2**16 to maybe approx. limit 2**31 ? - camCheck Returns a boolean value which indicates if the given array seems to be a valid CAM array. Syntax: i:BooleanValue = camCheck (a:CAMArray) - camPut Puts a key-data pair into the CAM storage. Syntax: i/s:ResultValue = camPut (a:CAMArray, i/f/s:KeyValue, i/f/s:DataValue) Returning ResultValue can be: ResultValue = 1 (Put process was successful) ResultValue = "*EOF*CAM" (Error while put process or error in input parameters) Note: Keys are stored in a CAM array in lower case (case insensitive). - camGet Returns the data value for a given key value. Syntax: i/f/s:DataValue = camGet (a:CAMArray, i/f/s:KeyValue) - camKeyList Creates an Itemlist from key values stored in CAM array. Syntax: s:Itemlist = camKeyList (a:CAMArray, s:DelimChar, i:ListMode) - ListMode = 0 ==> No trailing delimiter. - ListMode = 1 ==> Add trailing delimiter. Example: camKeyList (CAMarray, "|", 1) takes a CAM array with keyvalue/datavalue pairs: key data +---+--------+ ! 2 ! pear ! ! 1 ! apple ! ! 3 ! banana ! !---+--------+ gives a string: "2|1|3|" The keys are returned in a random order. A simple ItemSort can sort them (if needed). - camDataList Creates an Itemlist from data values stored in a CAM array. Syntax: s:Itemlist = camDataList (a:CAMArray, s:DelimChar, i:ListMode) - ListMode = 0 ==> No trailing delimiter. - ListMode = 1 ==> Add trailing delimiter. Example: camDataList (CAMarray, "|", 1) takes a CAM array with keyvalue/datavalue pairs: key data +---+--------+ ! 2 ! pear ! ! 1 ! apple ! ! 3 ! banana ! !---+--------+ gives a string: "pear|apple|banana|" The keys are returned in a random order. A simple ItemSort can sort them (if needed). - camCAMFromArray Creates a CAM array from a normal Dim1 or Dim2 array. Syntax: a:CAMArray = camCAMFromArray (a:Array, i:KeyColumn, i:DataColumn) If parameter i:DataColumn is less than zero (-1), then the CAM array's DataValue will be filled with an integer number, that is the corresponding row number of the input array. - camCAMToArray Creates a normal Dim2 array from a CAM array. Provides deloading functionality into array (like camKeyList and camDataList into string). Syntax: a:Array = camCAMToArray (a:CAMArray) - camArrayToFile Dumps an array to a special designed array dump textfile. Syntax: i:BooleanValue = camArrayToFile (a:Array, s:Filename) File access rights must be create, write, read. Note: Not limited to CAM arrays, can be used with WinBatch arrays in general. - camArrayFromFile Creates an array from a special designed array dump textfile. Syntax: a:Array = camFileToArray (s:Filename) Note: Not limited to CAM arrays, can be used with WinBatch arrays in general. - camArraySort Performs a sort on a WinBatch array. Array can have up to 5 dimensions, but will be sorted in Dim-1 column only. Other dimensions remain joined. Offers three different sort algorithms: - InsertSort ... for small arrays. - ShellSort ... for large arrays. - QuickSort ... for big arrays. Syntax: i:BooleanValue = camArraySort (a:Array, i:SortMethod, i:SortDirection, i:MatchCase) SortMethod = @INSERTSORT (0) SortMethod = @SHELLSORT (1) SortMethod = @QUICKSORT (2) SortDirection = @ASCENDING (0) SortDirection = @DESCENDING (16) MatchCase = @FALSE (0) MatchCase = @TRUE (1) Returns: (Array in-place sorted) BooleanValue = @FALSE ==> Error on sort time or wrong parameters. BooleanValue = @TRUE ==> Sort was successful. Note: Use camArraySort to sort standard WinBatch arrays only. Note: Do never sort a CAM array. Sorting would corrupt the entire CAM array. - camArrayFileGet Reads a textfile and returns a Dim1 array. Each array element contains one line of the given input file, with EndOfLine characters stripped off. The BaseMode parameter controls the creation of a zero based or a one based Array. The array contains n elements (zero based) resp. n+1 elements (one based), with n = Number of File lines. After returning from this function the number of file lines read can be retrieved by 'LineCount = ArrInfo(Array,1) - BaseMode'. Syntax: a:Array = camArrayFileGet (s:Filename, i:Basemode) BaseMode = 0 = zero based array BaseMode = 1 = one based array - camArrayFilePut Writes an array to textfile (only column Dim1) . Each array element is one line in textfile. EndOfLine character is a CRLF sequence. The iBaseMode parameter controls how the array is readout, starting with element 0 if array is zero based or starting with element 1 if array is one based. Syntax: i:BooleanValue = camArrayFilePut (a:Array, s:Filename, i:BaseMode) BooleanValue = @TRUE = 1 on success. BooleanValue = @FALSE = 0 on failure. File access rights must be create, write, read. - camArrayFromList This function takes a delimited list, and creates a one- or more-dimension array with the same number of elements as the number of items in the list, setting each element to the value of the corresponding item in the list. It converts a delimited list to an array of Dim1..Dim5 depending on the delimiter chars which can be defined accordingly. Mostly it will be used to create Dim2 tables. This function is the counterpart to "camArrayToList". Syntax: a:Array = camArrayize (s:String, s:DimDelimChars, i:Mode) Mode = 1 ==> Acts like standard WinBatch Arrayize function. Respects trailing delimiter and adds empty array item. For example: Arrayize("test.",".") converts a WinBatch list of two items, delimited by a point character. This gives an Dim1-array with two array elements. Mode = 0 ==> Discard trailing empty item. Example: camArrayFromList ("1|apple|1.10@2|pear|2.20@3|banana|3.30@", "@|", 0) gives an array 3x3: +---+--------+-------+ ! 1 ! apple ! 1.10 ! ! 2 ! pear ! 2.20 ! ! 3 ! banana ! 3.30 ! !---+--------+-------+ - camArrayToList This function creates a delimited list from a one- or multi-dimension array with the same number of items as the number of elements in the array, setting each list item to the value of the corresponding array element. Delimiter chars can be choosen by the user. This function is the counterpart to "camArrayFromList". Syntax: s:String = camArrayToList (a:Array, s:DimDelimChars, i:Mode) Mode = 1 ==> Add trailing Dim1-delimiter. Mode = 0 ==> No trailing Dim1-delimiter. Example: camArrayToList (array, "@|", 1) takes an array 3x3: +---+--------+-------+ ! 1 ! apple ! 1.10 ! ! 2 ! pear ! 2.20 ! ! 3 ! banana ! 3.30 ! !---+--------+-------+ gives a string: "1|apple|1.10@2|pear|2.20@3|banana|3.30@" - camArrayFlip Swaps row (Dim1) and column (Dim2) of an array, creating a new Dim2 array. Syntax: a:ArrayB = camArrayFlip (a:ArrayA) Example: Given array 4x3: B0 B1 B2 +---+--------+-------+ A0 ! 1 ! apple ! 1.10 ! A1 ! 2 ! pear ! 2.20 ! A2 ! 3 ! prune ! 3.30 ! A3 ! 4 ! banana ! 4.40 ! !---+--------+-------+ Returns an array 3x4: B0 B1 B2 B3 +-------+------+-------+--------+ A0 ! 1 ! 2 ! 3 ! 4 ! A1 ! apple ! pear ! prune ! banana ! A2 ! 1.10 ! 2.20 ! 3.30 ! 4.40 ! +-------+------+-------+--------+ - camArrayMerge Creates a Dim2-array by merging two Dim1- or Dim2-arrays. Merging means, that 'columns' of array B are inserted into array A. The columns to be inserted can be a consecutive range of columns starting at a specified start column with count column width. The new array will be proper sized to take over all elements from the specified columns. Syntax: a:Array = camArrayMerge (a:ArrayA, i:InsertCol, a:ArrayB, i:StartCol, i:Count) - camArrayShrink Deletes one or more columns from a Dim2-array. If deletion of an an entire Dim2 vector occurs, then the function returns a Dim1-array with one element of undefined vartype. Syntax: a:Array = camArrayShrink (a:ArrayA, i:StartCol, i:Count) - camArrayRange Extracts a specified region of cells from a given array, creating a new array. Syntax: a:ArrayB = camArrayRange (a:ArrayA, s:RangeMaskFrom, s:RangeMaskTo) RangeMask is a comma delimited list of integer numbers, referring to an array coordinate. An asterisk can be used as a placeholder in each dimension to force using subranges of cells, that means using of indexes in a range from lower bound resp. to upper bound of the specified dimension. Given array 3x3: B0 B1 B2 +---+--------+-------+ A0 ! 1 ! apple ! 1.10 ! A1 ! 2 ! pear ! 2.20 ! A2 ! 3 ! banana ! 3.30 ! !---+--------+-------+ Example 1: RangeMaskFrom = "1,1" RangeMaskTo = "2,2" Returns an array 2x2: B0 B1 +--------+-------+ A0 ! pear ! 2.20 ! A1 ! banana ! 3.30 ! !--------+-------+ Example 2: RangeMaskFrom = "*,1" ("*" ==> from element A[lower bound]) RangeMaskTo = "*,1" ("*" ==> to element A[upper bound]) Returns an array 1x3: +--------+ A0 ! apple ! A1 ! pear ! A2 ! banana ! !--------+ Example 3: RangeMaskFrom = "" (Note: "" is the same as "*,*,*,*,*") RangeMaskTo = "" Returns a full copy of the given array. - camArrayRangeCast Performs typecasting on the specified region of cells. Syntax: i:Result = camArrayRangeCast (a:ArrayA, s:RangeMaskFrom, s:RangeMaskTo, i:CastMode) CastMode: @CAST_ANY_TO_UNDEF (=0) @CAST_STR_TO_NUM (=1) @CAST_NUM_TO_STR (=2) @CAST_FLOAT_TO_INT (=3) @CAST_INT_TO_FLOAT (=4) - camArrayRangeFill Fills the specified region of cells with the same value of integer, float or string. Syntax: i:Result = camArrayRangeFill (a:ArrayA, s:RangeMaskFrom, s:RangeMaskTo, ifs:Value) - camArrayRangeMath Performs statistical related math functions on the specified region of cells. Returns a WinBatch Dim1-array of 11 elements, which contains the set of result values solved by the implemented statistical math functions. Syntax: a:ArrayB = camArrayRangeMath (a:ArrayA, s:RangeMaskFrom, s:RangeMaskTo) Math functions: @MATH_COUNT (=0) Count (=Anzahl) @MATH_MIN (=1) Min (=Minimum) @MATH_MAX (=2) Max (=Maximum) @MATH_SUM (=3) Sum (=Summe) @MATH_SUM_SQ (=4) Sum of Squares (=Summe der Quadrate) @MATH_MEAN (=5) Mean (=Mittelwert) @MATH_SUM_SQ_MEAN_DEV (=6) Sum of Squared Mean Deviation (=Summe der quadrierten Abweichungen vom Mittelwert) @MATH_VAR (=7) Variance N-1 (=Varianz (N-1)) @MATH_STD_DEV (=8) Standard Deviation N-1 (=Standardabweichung (N-1)) @MATH_VAR_N (=9) Variance N (=Varianz (N)) @MATH_STD_DEV_N (=10) Standard Deviation N (=Standardabweichung (N)) - camArrayPrintf The function formats and stores a series of array values and additional literals into a string. The returning string is formatted accordingly to the corresponding format specification in the format string. The function works much like the native windows C runtime printf function. Syntax: s:String = camArrayPrintf (a:ArrayA, s:FormatString) - camGUID Returns a GUID string. Syntax: s:GUIDString = camGUID () - camUrlEncode Returns an UrlEncoded string. Translation of special characters into their hexadecimal representation, e.g. @TAB (which is a Num2Char(9)) becomes "%09". Syntax: s:UrlEncodedString = camUrlEncode (s:String) - camUrlDecode Returns an UrlDecoded string. Translation of hexadecimal character representation into char value, e.g. "%09" becomes @TAB. Syntax: s:UrlDecodedString = camUrlDecode (s:UrlEncodedString) - camGetDelim Returns a set of reasonable delimiter characters depending on the given input string. The set of delimiter characters can be presented in a string variable or in an array variable. Syntax: s/a:Delimiter = camGetDelim (s:String, i:Count, i:Mode [, s:Default] - Constants: @INSERTSORT (=0) @SHELLSORT (=1) @QUICKSORT (=2) @SORT_INSERTSORT (=0) @SORT_SHELLSORT (=1) @SORT_QUICKSORT (=2) @MATH_COUNT (=0) @MATH_MIN (=1) @MATH_MAX (=2) @MATH_SUM (=3) @MATH_SUM_SQ (=4) @MATH_MEAN (=5) @MATH_SUM_SQ_MEAN_DEV (=6) @MATH_VAR (=7) @MATH_STD_DEV (=8) @MATH_VAR_N (=9) @MATH_STD_DEV_N (=10) @CAST_ANY_TO_UNDEF (=0) @CAST_ANSI_TO_OEM (=1) @CAST_OEM_TO_ANSI (=2) @CAST_STR_TO_LOWER (=3) @CAST_STR_TO_UPPER (=4) @CAST_STR_TO_NUM (=5) @CAST_NUM_TO_STR (=6) @CAST_INT_TO_FLOAT (=7) @CAST_FLOAT_TO_INT (=8) @CAST_INT_TO_BIN (=9) @CAST_BIN_TO_INT (=10) @CAST_INT_TO_OCT (=11) @CAST_OCT_TO_INT (=12) @CAST_INT_TO_HEX (=13) @CAST_HEX_TO_INT (=14) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No warranty at all. Use it on your own risk. Feel free to return feedback. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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TForm - TimeForm extenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Version: 20010523 FILEVERSION 10000 PRODUCTVERSION 10000 Download: tform34i.zip 30 KB Usage: AddExtender("TForm34i.dll") ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The TimeForm extender returns a time in any format you wish. To load the extender... AddExtender(TForm34i.dll") There are two function calls... xFormatNow("format") xFormatTime(YmdHms,"Format") where "Format" is a string describing the format the date is to be returned in. YmdHms is a date /time in WinBatch format (YYYY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS) (Four digit years are recommended. Two digit years are assumed to be 20xx) Both routines return a string containing the date, formated as directed by the "Format". The format can contain any characters. The routines look for certain key strings and replace them with information from the date. NOTE: KEY STRINGS ARE CASE SENSITIVE. The key strings are... This Is replaced by ---- ----------------------------------- (Upper Case) MMMM Full Month Name MMM Abbreviated Month Name MM Month as a two digit number DDDD Full Weekday name DDD Abbreviated Weekday name DD Day of the month as a two digit number YYYY Four Digit year YY Two Digit Year HH Hour (24 hour format) as a two digit number (Lower Case) hh Hour (12 hour format) as a two digit number mm Minutes as a two digit number ss Seconds as a two digit number (Upper Case) AM AM/PM (Upper case) (Lower Case) am am/pm (Lower case) (Upper Case) ZM Two digit month with leading zero suppressed ZD Two digit day of the month with leading zero suppressed. ZH Two digit hour (24 hour format) leading zero suppressed. zh Two digit hour (12 hour format) leading zero suppressed. (Lower Case) zm Two digit minute with leading zero suppressed zs Two digit second with leading zero suppressed (Upper Case) JJJ Julian Day - Day of the year as a three digit number Note that JJJ does NOT return the same value as the Winbatch function TimeJulianDay(). TimeJulianDay() returns the number of days since the year 1AD, but NowFunction("JJJ") returns the number of days since the beginning of this year. Any other characters in a Format will be passed to the output string unchanged. This is useful for putting punctuation in a date... MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm:ss Examples... xFormatNow("DDDD, MMMM DD, YYYY") would return a date like this..... "Saturday, January 01, 2000" xFormatNow("hh:mm:ss am") would return..... "05:15:33 pm" xFormatTime("YYYYMMDD",FileYmdHms(aFileName)) Would return a file date like this... "20010131" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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The Watcher ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Version: 20030428 FILEVERSION 10100 PRODUCTVERSION 10100 Download: Watcher.zip 43 KB Usage: AddExtender("Watch34i.dll") ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Watcher extender allows a WinBatch program to monitor up to ten windows directories. It will wait until a file in one of the directories is created or modified, and then returns with the name of the file. The watcher extender defines the following calls. WatchVersion Returns version number of the extender. WatchOpen Tell the extender which directories to watch. WatchWait Wait until a file is changed or created. WatchClose Stop watching the directories. The extender also defines several constants. This extender is recommend for watching small directories. To identify changed files, it must a list of all the existing files in memory, and must scan the entire directory whenever a change occurs. For small directories this has very little impact on the system, but for very large directories the Watcher could use a significant amount of system memory and processor resources. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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The RC4 ExtenderAuthor: Alan Kreutzer Version: January 2004 FILEVERSION 3.00.00 PRODUCTVERSION 3.00.00 Download: rc4.zip 63 KB Usage: AddExtender("rc434i.dll") ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The RC4 extender is used to encrypt or decrypt a line of text using RC4 encryption. When RC4 scrambles a string the result may contain binary values. These values cannot be saved in a WinBatch string variable. To allow WinBatch to do encryption, the scrambled value is returned as a string of hexadecimal numbers. (Since each byte of a string requires two hexadecimal digits, the output will be twice as long as the plain text.) The decryption expects its input to be in this same hexadecimal notation. Another option is to encrypt and decrypt in a binary buffer. Since a binary buffer can contain any data there is no need to "hexadecimalize" the encrypted text. However, you can only manipulate the data in the buffer, you cannot copy it to a string variable. rc4encrypt (PlainText, Key) rc4decrypt (EncryptedText, Key) rc4binary (Pointer, Key) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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