[fpc-pascal] Getting multiple files from GetOpenFileNameA
James Richters
james at productionautomation.net
Thu May 23 18:09:53 CEST 2019
I’m not clear about when they need one #0 or two. I thought it was just .lpstrFile to make it clear there weren’t more file names in it.. so one #0 between each name and double #0 at the end.. maybe they all need double #0 at the end?
James
From: fpc-pascal <fpc-pascal-bounces at lists.freepascal.org> On Behalf Of Alexander Grotewohl
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2019 11:56 AM
To: FPC-Pascal users discussions <fpc-pascal at lists.freepascal.org>
Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Getting multiple files from GetOpenFileNameA
I did notice lpstrFilter is terminated by one #0 instead of two. Other than that not at a pc to test.
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Alexander Grotewohl
http://dcclost.com
On May 23, 2019 7:52 AM, James Richters <james at productionautomation.net <mailto:james at productionautomation.net> > wrote:
I have put together a program that demonstrates the issue I am having. I have re-structured it a bit to try to make it more clear where the problem is.
While putting this together, I was able to get it to run fine with no problems if I did not try to put GetOpenFileNameA back to the directory of the last file I processed. Including a file sent in as a parameter. If I set Open_File.lpstrFile:=Pchar(Target_File+#0+#0); where Target_File is the complete path and file name of the last file I processed, If I select only one file, then the next time around it DOES work.. and will put me in the directory of Target_File and will show the filename of Target_File as a default, but if I select more than one file, the next time around, it crashes.. I have detailed the crash information in the sameple program comments.
Another way I wish to run this is to leave Open_File.lpstrFile alone and use Open_File.lpstrInitialDir to put me in the directory of the last processed file, but not specify a default filename. I can’t get this to work correctly at all, but if I use Open_File.lpstrInitialDir without Open_File.lpstrFile then it does not crash, I am just not put in the directory I expect to be in.
Any Advice or suggestions on any of this, or on how I could improve the structure or methods of this program are greatly appreciated.
James
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
// https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/commdlg/nf-commdlg-getopenfilenamea
// https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/commdlg/ns-commdlg-tagofna
Uses
sysutils,Windows,Commdlg,Classes,CRT;
Var
Open_File : TOpenFileNameA;
ret : array[0..100000] of char;
Filenum : Word;
Target_File : AnsiString;
File_Stringlist : tstringList;
{=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=}
Procedure Display_File_StringList(Var Display_String_List:tStringList);
Var
SL_Loop : Word;
Begin
If Display_String_List.Count=0 then
Begin
Textcolor(12);
Writeln('0 Files Selected')
End
Else
If Display_String_List.Count=1 then
Begin
TextColor(10);
Writeln(Display_String_List[0]);
Textcolor(14);
Writeln('1 Files Selected');
End
Else
Begin
TextColor(13);
Writeln('Path for all files: ',Display_String_List[0]);
TextColor(10);
For SL_Loop:= 1 to Display_String_List.Count-1 Do
Writeln('File #',SL_Loop,': ',Display_String_List[SL_Loop]);
Textcolor(14);
Writeln(Display_String_List.Count-1,' Files Selected');
End;
End;
{=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=}
Function Get_Files_Into_Stringlist(Var String_List:tStringList):Boolean;
Var
Open_File_Result : Boolean;
Position_of_Filename : Word;
Begin
String_List.Clear;
Open_File_Result:=GetOpenFileNameA(@Open_File);
If Open_File_Result then
Begin
Position_of_Filename:=0;
Repeat
String_List.add(StrPas(@Open_File.lpstrFile[Position_of_Filename]));
inc(Position_of_Filename,length(String_List[String_List.Count-1])+1);
Until Open_File.lpstrFile[Position_of_Filename]=#0;
End;
Writeln(Open_File_Result);
Get_Files_Into_Stringlist:=Open_File_Result;
End;
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Procedure Process_File(Some_File: AnsiString);
Begin
TextColor(11);
Writeln('Processing File: ',Some_File);
End;
{=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=+=-=}
Begin {Main Program}
fillchar(Open_File, sizeof(Open_File), 0);
fillchar(ret, sizeof(ret), 0);
Open_File.lStructSize:=sizeof(Open_File);
Open_File.hwndOwner:=0;
Open_File.lpstrFile:=ret;
Open_File.lpstrFile[0]:=#0;
Open_File.nMaxFile:=100000;
Open_File.Flags := OFN_EXPLORER or OFN_FILEMUSTEXIST or OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT;
Open_File.lpstrDefExt:='.txt';
Open_File.lpstrTitle:='My Program - Open File';
Open_File.lpstrFilter:='All Files (*.*)'+#0+'*.*'+#0;
File_Stringlist:=TStringlist.Create;
If paramstr(1)<>'' then
Begin
Target_File:=paramstr(1);
Process_File(Target_File);
End
else
Target_File:='';
Repeat
If Target_File<>'' then
Begin
// The following line seems to cause my program to crash.
// It does seem to work as I expect. It puts me in the directory
// of the file and shows the file name, but for some reason if I select
// more than one file than I get
// An unhandled exception occurred at $0040B428:
// EAccessViolation:
// $0040B428
// $0040A03D
// $00414447
// $0040AE1E
// $0040A03D
// $00414447
// $0040AE1E
// $0040A03D
// $00414447
// $0040AE1E
// $0040A03D
// $00414447
// $0040AE1E
// $0040A03D
// $00414447
// $0040AE1E
// $0040A03D
// in a repeating loop if I use the command with two #0 at the end of
// Open_File.lpstrFile:=Pchar(Target_File+#0+#0);
// Or I get:
// EAccessViolation: An unhandled exception occurred at $0040BB56:
// with an exit code of 253
// or
// An unhandled exception occurred at $0040BDD2:
// EAccessViolation: Access violation
// $0040BDD2
// with an exit with a code 217
// if I use one #0 at the end of
// Open_File.lpstrFile:=Pchar(Target_File+#0);
// these errors seem to show up more if I select multiple files or
// change directories.
Open_File.lpstrFile:=Pchar(Target_File+#0);
// If I leaved the above commented out, then I should be able to use the
// command below to just put me in the directory specified, but with no default file
// This does not work the way I expect it to work at all.
// It does not put me into the directory of the file used as a parameter, it
// Then for other files it puts me one level before the one I was just in
// I want to be back where I was. If I give it a parameter, I want to
// be in the directory of the file the parameter specifies, and then
// I want to be in the directory of the previous file.
// This just is not working the way I expect but does not cause any crash.
Open_File.lpstrInitialDir:=Pchar(ExtractFilePath(Target_File)+#0+#0);
End;
Get_Files_Into_Stringlist(File_Stringlist);
Display_File_StringList(File_Stringlist);
If (File_Stringlist.Count=1) and FileExists(File_Stringlist[0]) Then
Begin
Target_File:=File_Stringlist[0];
Process_File(Target_File);
End
Else
If (File_Stringlist.Count>1) Then
Begin
Filenum:=0;
Repeat
Inc(Filenum);
If (Filenum<File_Stringlist.Count) Then
Begin
Target_File:=File_Stringlist[0];
If Target_File[Length(Target_File)]<>'\' Then
Target_File:=Target_File+'\';
Target_File:=Target_File+File_Stringlist[Filenum];
Process_File(Target_File);
End;
Until Filenum>=File_Stringlist.Count;
End;
Until File_Stringlist.count=0;
File_Stringlist.Free;
end.
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