/***************************************************************************/
/* */
/* MESSAGE.C */
/* */
/* Copyright (c) 1991 - Microsoft Corp. */
/* All rights reserved. */
/* Microsoft Confidential */
/* */
/* Builds an array of pointers to the strings starting at a specified */
/* offset. The caller should get the offset from the #defines in the */
/* MESSAGE.H file which is created by the INDEX.EXE program. The the */
/* array passed as argument should be long enought to hold the number */
/* of lines store at the specified offset, this value is also generated */
/* by the INDEX.EXE program and is included in the MESSAGE.H file. A NULL */
/* pointer will be added to the array after the pointer to the last string */
/* in the specified group. */
/* */
/* void GetMessage( char **apszArray, unsigned uOffset ) */
/* */
/* ARGUMENTS: apszArray - Array to hold the string pointers. */
/* uOffset - The offset of the first string in the */
/* MESSAGE.TXT file as defined in the MESSAGE.H */
/* file. */
/* RETURNS: void */
/* */
/* EXTERNS: chMessage - First character in message area declared in */
/* MESSAGE.ASM by the message compiler. */
/* */
/* johnhe - 03/15/89 */
/***************************************************************************/
#include
#include
#define END_MARKER -1
void GetMessage( char **apszArray, unsigned uOffset )
{
char **pszPtr;
char *pchText;
extern char chMessage;
pchText = (&chMessage) + uOffset; /* Address the first string */
pszPtr = apszArray; /* Point to first element array */
while ( *pchText != END_MARKER ) /* Loop until -1 is detected */
{
*(pszPtr++) = pchText; /* Save pointer to this string */
while( *pchText != EOL ) /* Find end of this string */
pchText++;
pchText++; /* Address start of next string */
}
*pszPtr = NULL; /* Mark end of the array of ptrs */
}
