/* Pro136C.c */
/* Automatic generation of a pair of DOS Batch Programs. */
/* This 'Pro136C.c' has two versions,
1st one is for Linux with DQ (double quote) (a few weeks old).
2nd one is this for Windows-&-C, automatic All fileNames [].
The 2nd version also has fine-tuning for the First Line of
'DIR-01.TXT'. */
/* Read 'DIR-01.TXT' */
/* This 'DIR-01.TXT' must be make Win95, Win98 or later.
Check there is a full name of directory at Column 45.
There is nothing if I use Win3.1 . */
/* Write 'SDWBatch.TXT' and
'ZIPBatch.TXT' */
/* This C program replaces the previous Two Steps,
PERL 'scr38.pl' AND
'Pro136.c'. (Much easier now, because 'Dir-01.txt' is in PC.) */
/*
* 10 20 30 40 50
* 1...5....0....5....0....5....0....5....0....5....0
* KMAIL <DIR> 04-27-04 1:07a KMAIL.003
* TO-CD <DIR> 04-29-04 6:13p TO-CD.005
* Therefore, directory name Magic Number for memory is '44'.
*/
/* 2004-09-12 Note: The Improvement in this 'Pro137.c'.
For convenience of Global Replacement (later at Linux),
to be Double Quoted all filenames in @fileNames (
Character String Array in PERL Header file 'scr37.ph'), all
filenames should have the same character at first and at end.
So, I decided to use DQ. (double quote) at first, and
.txt at the end. Practically speaking, during import from
PC to Linux, all filenames are appended Asterisk (*), so
that, the end of filenames don't have to ajust. I can
replace Asterisk (*) to Double Quote Comma(",). Just I keep
the convention of .TXT as a text file in PC. */
/* As I am getting into 'Asterisk(*)' and 'Ampersand(&)' in C,
* I am gradually understanding that I should address more
* on MEMORY, location and value. Then, I can write a gabage
* free C-programs. Here is the combination from Dr. Aota's
* code of 'firstwd'. This 'firstwd' routine doesn't look
* elegant, but works so well.
*/
/* I saw here that I can take care the directories PATHs
* at here too, such as \SDW\, \ZIP\, and
* \SDW\Result\, \ZIP\Result\.
* This 'Pro136C.exe' is going to revise to capture the
* user's desired Directory Path, and the automation at here
* is easier. But I want a user to have an empty
* temporary working folder, for this reason, not too much
* automation, but a lot of comments like '1stBatch.bat'
* I did this morning are a good idea to make a user
* familiarize about this. Especially, directory
* structure is the frame to review the results.
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <dos.h>
char inline [256];
char id [128];
extern char *firstwd (char *to, char *from); /* Recycling Object 'firstwd()' */
/* OR */
// extern char *firstwd (char *, char *);
void main(void){
char str[64], strPause[16];
FILE *infp1, *infp2, *outfp1, *outfp2;
printf("Did you creat a new temporary directory? And runing this \n");
printf("from there. As far as a not-crowded directory, fine. Please\n");
printf("double check a set of all executable files are here. They are,\n\n");
printf(" 1stBatch.bat - we did already, making a frame of directories.\n");
printf(" 2Batch.exe - this one running, will make a pair of Batch files.\n");
printf(" 3Header.exe - this one create two header files.\n");
printf(" 4Eraser.exe - Date-Time Stamps are erased for easy comparison.\n");
printf(" 5Diff.exe - finally, Dual System's contents are examined.\n\n");
printf("Are you ready to go? If not, exit by [Ctrl]-key + [C]-key.\n\n");
printf("Type Your Temporary Directory Path: C:\\");
scanf("%s", &str);
clrscr();
/* ======================================================= */
printf("Your Temporary Directory is set to \"C:\\%s\"\n\n", str);
printf("Now, This '2Batch.exe'will be making a pair of Batch files for you.\n");
printf("They are, \n");
printf(" SDWBatch.TXT \n");
printf(" ZIPBatch.TXT \n");
printf("Once they will be created, you can edit as you like. For example, \n");
printf("certain directory have a lot of folders and files, and at the \n");
printf("first test run, you may want to skip that directory. Then you will\n");
printf("erase the relevant two lines about the directory. Or at another \n");
printf("directory, you hit an error due to a disk damage and stop there. \n");
printf("Then delete that two lines, or all job done lines, and continue \n");
printf("the rest, so on. Please use these batch files as flexible as \n");
printf("your own.\n");
// sleep (20);
printf("Type any character key and [ENTER] to continue: ");
scanf("%s", &strPause);
clrscr();
/* =======================================================*/
// printf("You typed %s-key, here we go.\n\n", strPause);
printf("These two DOS-Batch Programs must be run from the right places.\n");
printf("Otherwise, they don't function. For this reason, tell you the \n");
printf("mechanics, then you can figure it out. If you are not familiar with \n");
printf("MS-DOS command window (black screen), and you want to try a test, \n");
printf("do the following. Exit this progam now by ([Ctrl]+[C]-keys), and \n");
printf("go [Start]-> [Program]-> [MS-DOS Prompt]. Then type 'dir' there, \n");
printf(" C:\>Windows\\dir [ENTER-key] \n");
printf("You will see all the contents listed up and rolled up. After \n");
printf("this test, please come back here by running this '2Batch.Exe' again.\n");
printf("This 'dir' command is the most important one to view the contents \n");
printf("of the current directory. Another most important command is 'cd' \n");
printf("(change directory). By this 'cd' you can go upper directory \n");
printf("[cd ..], or lower directory by its name, for example if there is \n");
printf("'DOCS' directory, you can go down there by [cd DOCS]. By using\n");
printf("these two commands 'dir' and 'cd', this DOS-Batch program \n");
printf("will make contents listing as files under \\SDW and \\ZIP.\n\n");
printf("Type any character key and [ENTER] to continue: ");
scanf("%s", &strPause);
clrscr();
/* =======================================================*/
// printf("You typed %s-key, here we go.\n\n", strPause);
infp1=fopen("DIR.txt", "r");
outfp1=fopen("SDWBatch.TXT", "w");
/* Here I eat first SEVEN lines, recognizing. */
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, "\n", 1)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, " Volume in", 10)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, " Volume Serial", 14)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, " Directory of", 13)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, "\n", 1)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, ". ", 2)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); if(strncmp(inline, "..", 2)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp1); /* The 1st one starts without ..(go up) */
firstwd(id, &inline[44]);
fprintf (outfp1, "mkdir C:\\%s\\SDW\n\n", str); /* Duplcated with '1stBatch.bat, but it's O.K. */
fprintf (outfp1, "cd %s\n", id); /* id = directories in Master ZIP */
fprintf (outfp1, "dir /s /on > C:\\%s\\SDW\\%s\n", str, id);
/* The 2nd one and later need ..(go up) */
while(fgets(inline, 256, infp1)!=NULL){
if(strncmp(inline, " ", 6)==0)break; /* To deal the last two incoming lines */
firstwd(id, &inline[44]);
fprintf (outfp1, "cd ..\\%s\n", id);
fprintf (outfp1, "dir /s /on > C:\\%s\\SDW\\%s\n", str, id);
}
fclose (infp1);
fclose (outfp1);
/* =========== ANOTHER SET, ZIP =================*/
infp2=fopen("DIR.txt", "r");
outfp2=fopen("ZIPBatch.TXT", "w");
/* Here I eat first SEVEN lines, recognizing. */
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, "\n", 1)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, " Volume in", 10)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, " Volume Serial", 14)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, " Directory of", 13)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, "\n", 1)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, ". ", 2)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); if(strncmp(inline, "..", 2)==0);
fgets(inline, 256, infp2); /* The 1st one starts without ..(go up) */
firstwd(id, &inline[44]);
fprintf (outfp2, "mkdir C:\\%s\\ZIP\n\n", str);
fprintf (outfp2, "cd %s\n", id);
fprintf (outfp2, "dir /s /on > C:\\%s\\ZIP\\%s\n", str, id);
/* The 2nd one and later need ..(go up) */
while(fgets(inline, 256, infp2)!=NULL){
if(strncmp(inline, " ", 6)==0)break; /* To deal the last two incoming lines */
firstwd(id, &inline[44]);
fprintf (outfp2, "cd ..\\%s\n", id);
fprintf (outfp2, "dir /s /on > C:\\%s\\ZIP\\%s\n", str, id);
}
fclose (infp2);
fclose (outfp2);
printf("Now, you can exit this program by ([Ctrl]+[C]-keys) to look at \n");
printf("inside of 'SDWBatch.TXT' and 'ZIPBatch.TXT'. When exit now, \n");
printf("please come back to read through one more page down below by \n");
printf("running this '2Batch.exe' again.\n");
printf("Suppose your Master ZIP disk have directories at root, for example \n");
printf("'DOCS', 'EMAILS', 'GRAPHICS' so on. Then the Batch files should\n");
printf("look like, \n");
printf(" cd DOCS \n");
printf(" dir \/s \/on > C:\\1temp\\SDW\\DOCS \n");
printf(" cd ..\\EMAILS \n");
printf(" dir \/s \/on > C:\\1temp\\SDW\\EMAILS \n");
printf(" cd ..\\GRAPHICS \n");
printf("Type any character key and [ENTER] to continue: ");
scanf("%s", &strPause);
clrscr();
/* =======================================================*/
// printf("You typed %s-key, here we go.\n\n", strPause);
printf("Next, you need to run these Batch programs at the right places.\n");
printf("The directories names appeared in the Batch file should match \n");
printf("where these directories exist. So, please do the below.\n");
printf("Please bring 'SDWBatch.TXT' to Hard disk's Shadow(SDW)-directory \n");
printf("and 'ZIPBatch.TXT' to the Master ZIP disk's directory accordingly.\n\n");
printf("Once they are brought at the right place, change .TXT to .BAT.\n");
printf("The looks of icons change. Double clicks it. Please go and \n");
printf("see if any files are created at \\SDW and \\ZIP under your \n");
printf("temporary working directory. If not, a likely reason is the\n");
printf("misplaced Batch files. So, please read the above one more \n");
printf("time by running this program again.\n");
// sleep (20);
// printf("You typed %s-key, here we go.\n\n", strPause);
}