/*** *mbscat_s.inl - general implementation of _mbsncat_s and _mbsnbcat_s * * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. * *Purpose: * This file contains the general algorithm for _mbsncat_s and _mbsnbcat_s. * ****/ _FUNC_PROLOGUE #if _USE_LOCALE_ARG errno_t __cdecl _FUNC_NAME(unsigned char *_DEST, size_t _SizeInBytes, const unsigned char *_SRC, size_t _COUNT, _LOCALE_ARG_DECL) #else /* _USE_LOCALE_ARG */ errno_t __cdecl _FUNC_NAME(unsigned char *_DEST, size_t _SizeInBytes, const unsigned char *_SRC, size_t _COUNT) #endif /* _USE_LOCALE_ARG */ { unsigned char *p; size_t available; BOOL fIsLeadPrefix; BOOL fFoundInvalidMBC; fFoundInvalidMBC = FALSE; if (_COUNT == 0 && _DEST == NULL && _SizeInBytes == 0) { /* this case is allowed; nothing to do */ _RETURN_NO_ERROR; } /* validation section */ _VALIDATE_STRING(_DEST, _SizeInBytes); if (_COUNT != 0) { _VALIDATE_POINTER_RESET_STRING(_SRC, _DEST, _SizeInBytes); } #if _USE_LOCALE_ARG _LOCALE_UPDATE; if (_LOCALE_SHORTCUT_TEST) { return _SB_FUNC_NAME((char *)_DEST, _SizeInBytes, (const char *)_SRC, _COUNT); } #endif /* _USE_LOCALE_ARG */ p = _DEST; available = _SizeInBytes; while (available > 0 && *p != 0) { p++; available--; } /* * Ran out of room while looking for end of dst string. * p points 1 past end of buffer. We can't look past * end of buffer so can't tell if dst ended with an * invalid mbc. */ if (available == 0) { _RESET_STRING(_DEST, _SizeInBytes); _RETURN_DEST_NOT_NULL_TERMINATED(_DEST, _SizeInBytes); } if (available < _SizeInBytes) { /* * Dst may have terminated with an invalid MBCS, in that case we clear * the bogus lead byte. */ fIsLeadPrefix = FALSE; _ISMBBLEADPREFIX(fIsLeadPrefix, _DEST, &p[-1]); if (fIsLeadPrefix) { /* the original string ended with a lead byte: we remove it */ p--; *p = 0; available++; fFoundInvalidMBC = TRUE; } } if (_COUNT == _TRUNCATE) { while ((*p++ = *_SRC++) != 0 && --available > 0) { } } else { _ASSERT_EXPR((!_CrtGetCheckCount() || _COUNT < available), L"Buffer is too small"); #if _COUNT_IN_BYTES while (_COUNT > 0 && (*p++ = *_SRC++) != 0 && --available > 0) { _COUNT--; } #else /* _COUNT_IN_BYTES */ while (_COUNT > 0) { if (_ISMBBLEAD(*_SRC)) { if (_SRC[1] == 0) { /* the source string ended with a lead byte: we remove it */ *p = 0; fFoundInvalidMBC = TRUE; break; } if (available <= 2) { /* not enough space */ available = 0; break; } *p++ = *_SRC++; *p++ = *_SRC++; available -= 2; } else { if ((*p++ = *_SRC++) == 0 || --available == 0) { break; } } _COUNT--; } #endif /* _COUNT_IN_BYTES */ if (_COUNT == 0) { *p++ = 0; } } if (available == 0) { #if _COUNT_IN_BYTES /* * defined(_COUNT_IN_BYTES) loop does not track mbc context, * so we must iterate backwards to discover character context. */ if (*_SRC == 0 || _COUNT == 1) { _ISMBBLEADPREFIX(fIsLeadPrefix, _DEST, &p[-1]); if (fIsLeadPrefix) { /* the source string ended with a lead byte: we remove it */ p[-1] = 0; _RETURN_MBCS_ERROR; } } #endif /* _COUNT_IN_BYTES */ /* * _COUNT == _TRUNCATE loop terminated because available became 0. * This means that we copied at least one character, and it wasn't * a null. If this last character acted as a lead then overwrite * it with null. Do not set the mbcs error in this case, due that the * user cannot predict this case and he/she's only asking for truncation. */ if (_COUNT == _TRUNCATE) { if (fFoundInvalidMBC) { _SET_MBCS_ERROR; } if (_SizeInBytes > 1) { fIsLeadPrefix = FALSE; _ISMBBLEADPREFIX(fIsLeadPrefix, _DEST, &_DEST[_SizeInBytes - 2]); if (fIsLeadPrefix) { _DEST[_SizeInBytes - 2] = 0; _FILL_BYTE(_DEST[_SizeInBytes - 1]); _RETURN_TRUNCATE; } } _DEST[_SizeInBytes - 1] = 0; _RETURN_TRUNCATE; } _RESET_STRING(_DEST, _SizeInBytes); _RETURN_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL(_DEST, _SizeInBytes); } #if _COUNT_IN_BYTES if (available < _SizeInBytes) { _ISMBBLEADPREFIX(fIsLeadPrefix, _DEST, &p[-2]); if (fIsLeadPrefix) { /* the source string ended with a lead byte: we remove it */ p[-2] = 0; available++; fFoundInvalidMBC = TRUE; } } #endif /* _COUNT_IN_BYTES */ _FILL_STRING(_DEST, _SizeInBytes, _SizeInBytes - available + 1); if (fFoundInvalidMBC) { _RETURN_MBCS_ERROR; } _RETURN_NO_ERROR; }