Handle the fact that / is NOT the root of the filesystem on MiNT.

(/ means current drive!) This may break under Classic TOS
versions, because it may rely on the U: drive. However,
that can be fixed later on.
This commit is contained in:
Ole Loots 2013-10-26 17:24:09 +02:00
parent 164571aa98
commit 77129038ee
2 changed files with 49 additions and 123 deletions

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@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ char * local_file_to_url( const char * filename )
{
#define BACKSLASH 0x5C
char * url;
LOG(("in: %s", filename));
if( strlen(filename) <= 2){
return( NULL );
}
@ -45,22 +48,6 @@ char * local_file_to_url( const char * filename )
char * start = (char*)fname_local;
strcpy( start, filename );
/* if path points to unified filesystem, skip that info: */
if( fname_local[1] == ':' && fname_local[0] == 'U' ){
start = &fname_local[2];
}
/* if we got something like "C:\folder\file.txt", handle that: */
if( start[1] == ':' ){
start[1] = (char)tolower(start[0]);
start++;
}
/* skip leading slash, already included in file scheme: */
if( start[0] == (char)BACKSLASH || start[0] == '/' ){
start++;
}
/* convert backslashes: */
for( unsigned int i=0; i<strlen(start); i++ ){
if( start[i] == BACKSLASH ){
@ -70,11 +57,13 @@ char * local_file_to_url( const char * filename )
// TODO: make file path absolute if it isn't yet.
url = malloc( strlen(start) + FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN + 1);
strcpy( url, FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX );
strcat( url, start );
strcpy(url, FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX );
strcat(url, start );
free(fname_local);
LOG(("out: %s", url));
return( url );
#undef BACKSLASH
}
@ -83,27 +72,11 @@ char * local_file_to_url( const char * filename )
char *path_to_url(const char *path_in)
{
#define BACKSLASH 0x5C
char * path_ptr=NULL;
char * path;
LOG(("path2url in: %s\n", path_in));
if (*path_in == '/') {
path_in++; /* file: path is are already absolute */
path = (char*)path_in;
} else {
path = path_ptr = (char*)malloc(PATH_MAX+1);
gemdos_realpath(path_in, path);
if( *path == '/' || *path == BACKSLASH ) {
path++;
}
if( sys_type() != SYS_MINT ){
if( path[1] == ':' ) {
path[1] = path[0];
path++;
}
}
}
path = (char*)path_in;
int urllen = strlen(path) + FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN + 1;
char *url = malloc(urllen);
@ -117,8 +90,7 @@ char *path_to_url(const char *path_in)
}
i++;
}
if( path_ptr )
free( path_ptr );
LOG(("path2url out: %s\n", url));
return url;
#undef BACKSLASH
@ -130,21 +102,22 @@ char *url_to_path(const char *url)
char *url_path = curl_unescape(url, 0);
char *path;
char abspath[PATH_MAX+1];
LOG(( "url2path in: %s\n", url ));
/* printf( "url2path in: %s\n", url_path ); */
/* return the absolute path including leading / */
/* todo: better check for filesystem? */
if( sys_type() & SYS_MINT ) {
/* it's ok to have relative paths with mint, just strip proto: */
path = strdup(url_path + (FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN -1));
LOG(( "url2path in: %s (%s)\n", url, url_path ));
// is the URL relative?
if (url_path[7] == '.') {
// yes, make it absolute...
gemdos_realpath(url_path + (FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN-1), abspath);
path = strdup(abspath);
} else {
/* do not include / within url_path */
char * tmp = url_path + (FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN-1);
gemdos_realpath( tmp, (char*)&abspath );
path = strdup( (char*)&abspath );
path = strdup(url_path + (FILE_SCHEME_PREFIX_LEN));
}
curl_free(url_path);
LOG(( "url2path out: %s\n", path ));
return path;
}

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@ -22,7 +22,8 @@
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <support.h>
#include <mint/osbind.h>
#include <mint/cookie.h>
@ -96,86 +97,38 @@ int tos_getcookie(long tag, long * value)
}
/*
a fixed version of realpath() which returns valid
paths for TOS which have no root fs. (/ , U: )
paths for TOS which have no U: drive
*/
char * gemdos_realpath(const char * path, char * rpath)
{
char work[PATH_MAX+1];
char * work_ptr;
size_t l;
char * r;
if( rpath == NULL ){
return( NULL );
if (rpath == NULL) {
return (NULL);
}
// Check if the path is already absolute:
if(path[1] == ':'){
strcpy(rpath, path);
return(rpath);
}
if( sys_type() & SYS_MINT ){
return( realpath(path, rpath) );
}
LOG(("gdos rpath in: %s\n", path));
memset( rpath, 0, PATH_MAX );
/* first, absolutize relative path: */
if( *path == '.' ){
char cwd[PATH_MAX+1];
getcwd((char*)&cwd, PATH_MAX);
l = strlen( cwd );
if( cwd[l-1] != 0x5C && cwd[l-1] != '/' ){
cwd[l] = 0x5C;
cwd[l+1] = 0;
l++;
}
strncpy( (char*)&work, cwd, PATH_MAX );
/* check for path, or maybe just a file name? */
if( strlen(path) > 2 ) {
int off = 0;
if( path[1] == '/' || path[1] == 0x5C ){
off = 2;
}
strncat( (char*)&work, (char*)(path+off), PATH_MAX-l );
}
work_ptr = (char*)&work;
} else {
work_ptr = (char*)path;
}
/* handle invalid cwd path */
/* mintlib produces these on plain TOS systems: */
if( strncmp( (char*)work_ptr, "/dev/", 5) == 0 ){
work_ptr += 4;
}
/* make TOS compatible path, step 1: */
l = strlen( work_ptr);
if( l > 1 ){
if( *work_ptr == '/' || *work_ptr == 0x5C ){
rpath[0] = work_ptr[1];
rpath[1] = ':';
strncat( rpath, &work_ptr[2], PATH_MAX-2 );
} else {
strncpy( rpath, work_ptr, PATH_MAX );
}
/* step 2, perform seperator conversion: */
l = strlen( rpath );
rpath[PATH_MAX-1]=0;
work_ptr = rpath;
do{
if( *work_ptr == '/' )
*work_ptr = 0x5C;
work_ptr++;
} while( *work_ptr != 0 );
if( rpath[l-1] == 0x5C || rpath[l-1] == '/' )
rpath[l-1] = 0;
} else {
strncpy( rpath, work_ptr, PATH_MAX );
}
l = strlen( rpath );
LOG(("gdos rpath out: %s\n", rpath));
return( rpath );
LOG(("realpath in: %s\n", path));
r = realpath(path, work);
if (r != NULL) {
int e = unx2dos((const char *)r, rpath);
LOG(("realpath out: %s\n", rpath));
return(rpath);
}
else {
LOG(("realpath out: NULL!\n"));
}
return (NULL);
}