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* i have to make changes to the configure script to link -lXpm in the
correct place.
* scream, i had to put back in part of the signal configure script, bear
with be, why does *everything* work on my machine but nowhere else :-),
ALL TODO
gcc -o conftest -I/tmp/include -L/tmp/lib -g -O2
-lm -L/tmp/lib -lttf -L/tmp/lib -lXpm conftest.c
-lgdwmf -lwmf -lxgd -ldib -L/usr/lib -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl
has to become
gcc -o conftest -I/tmp/include -L/tmp/lib -g -O2
-lgdwmf -lwmf -lxgd -ldib -L/usr/lib -lttf -lXpm -lX11 -lsocket
-lnsl -lm conftest.c
* get ordinary unicode > utf conversion code, and do fontname comparisons
with the converted texts. modify decode_letter and decode_s_chp to
use this new stuff instead of the old.
* wvSummary not noticing that ole files aren't!.
* colspan support, find the smallest common unit, and restart the
table handling.
* rowspan support
* add a fidge factor to the gcf part so as to fudge out insignificent
twip differences
4 table rowspan/colspan support
* use twips from config file throughout mswordview
I want...
* move LDFLAGS into LIBS and rerun configure, bring home latest configure.
* add support for the elements, such as bold and italic,
* test with fib, port it over to the new clean interface.
* save word 6 and word 2 in similar format
* dont parse a $ with a \ before it.
* implement whatever special drawing format there is.
* patch thai handling back in.
* look at the complex code and try and pare it down to
readable size. also do the same to the decode_letter thing
as well, so as to make that simpler.
* its too complex, im going to strip out everything from decode_simple
and start going through it again simpler.
* test that continous sections and endnotes at the end of section, and
other things like that do what i think they should do.
* placement of footnotes, what does "treat like endnotes" really mean ?
* make sure captions are alright, especially formatting.
* must implement fully handling for 16bit chars, taking into account
conversion from cp1252. two modes, one where we are in iso9660 mode
and one where we are in unicode/utf-8 mode.
* bits for anld are wrong
* bookmarks embedded in html tags break them, constructs such as e.g
<A href="stuff">stuf<a name="here">f</a></A> are being output even though
thats well wrong in html.
* allow the various colors that im using to specifiy different attributes to
be modified by the user.
* hmm, with bookmarks implemented, it might not be too hard to do
the toc
* optional html correct handling of lists.
* place all wingding and symbolfont names directly in the makefile for
make install.
* convert the cross-referenced "above/below", into hyperlinked above and
below.
* optional support for specifying special fonts, not recommended for use
on publishing for internet sites, but useful for internal use for those
of you who have done the funky chicken dance with unix netscape to work
with ms winding etc fonts or are using ie/netscape on windows.
* all the fields, document background colour.
* it might be possible to support right indentation, if its simultaneous
with equal left indentation by using <blockquote> instead of <dir>, but
i dont see that as essential.
* inside/outside page numbering doesnt work, dont know where its set, one
of the DOP fields ?
* two pass parser for finding best fit html tables for word tables.
* gtk+dps wysiwyg viewer, output to ps from this
* --> xml support ??, im told that xml is the way to go, i dont know a thing
about it yet, so the next task is to learn it.
* use incremental zlib functions to do decompressing rather than use mmap,
someone who doesnt have mmap on their system can send me a patch for this one
;-)
* hyperlink sequence fields ?
* doesnt compile under neXt & needs to use gcc for hpux 10.20 ?
* do an autoconf check for mman.h and dont do compression if not there.
* where did my word5 copy go ?
Changes to to 0.5.13
* a mad person reports that it can be compiled under vms !, im awaiting
patches.
* changed doc version testing to the knowledge base article on the
matter.
* removed duplicate fib code from mswordview.c
* added wvGetEmpty_PLCF,wvGetFRD,wvGetFRD_PLCF.
* added wvGetFFN,wvGetFFN_STTBF,wvReleaseFFN_STTBF,wvGetFONTSIGNATURE &
wvGetPANOSE.
* removed the reinstall handlers from the configure script, that should
sort out the configure problems on some systems, irix in point.
Changes to to 0.5.12
* patch from Cliff Miller <cbm@research.bell-labs.com> to
fix TTF_CFLAGS in configure and Makefile.
* small bug with ending tables. Seeing as you cant place text tags
like bold and italic between cell elements in html and expect them to
do the right thing, you have to do a little dance where character properties
are stopped and restarted for each character cell. I had forgotten to
reenable the ordinary nontable mechanism immediately after the end of the
table.
Changes to to 0.5.11
* we now extract the document title and display it
in the title field, using the default config.
* add bold and italic element handling, you can change these
html tags to you hearts content now.
* I confirmed that $title works fine.
* I ported over Somar Software's summaryinfo stream stuff, so
now wvSummary can print the title and last saved date of an
ole document according to the summaryinfo stream.
* added bit shifting to awk script.
* added warning for duplicate offset in script.
* i have a spiffy logo.
* added more stuff to the summary into thing, it might very
well be complete, the previews of summary info are stored as
a wmf file, so in conjunction with libwmf you can get all
of this.
* added a wv-incconfig and wv-libconfig and installed the
appropiate include and lib files, so as to start making the
process of using mswordview as a lib more possible. this
still needs quite a bit of work.
* allowed optional sections in element string, use [] for them.
* worked font config into the main code.
* bw wanted and got ...
1 $title fix
2 element support (bold&italic&font)
3 --configfile switch
* fixed an amazingly stupid bug that crept in with the introduction
of wvGetFIB.
* noticed that new doc start code wasnt occuring in fastsaved files.
* aaaaaagh!!!, i had forgotten to munge the wierd long offsets into
their correct halved form, no wonder so much wierdness crept into
fast saved files, its amazing how well it worked nonetheless, this
should at the least mak parsing fastsaved files with tables much
shorter!.
Changes to to 0.5.10
* added document header and footers to the config file.
* addded pixels per twip to the config file.
* allowed " as part of a string if escaped.
* added code to use the beginning and ending tags.
* allowed multiline strings in config file.
* use the two twip values.
Changes to to 0.5.9
* i never reran autoconf !
* added a patch i got ages ago and forgot to add
dos/windows support for .exe extension to the configure
thing
* added some deep magic to blip handling.
* addded check for wmf record sizes < 3 in libwmf.
* fixed BSE record to eat empty space, and resync.
* fixed Makefile.in in oledecod dir.
* much purify related thingies found.
* remove last bug to fix last buggy file of current run.
Changes to to 0.5.8
* blip code changed, new one looks much better.
* would you believe that i was always one out when decoding
styles, great bullet proof code though :-), it kept on trucking
and resynced itself with the data again for the most part, that
bug must be in there for months at this stage !
* new blip code now in operation, appears to do at least the
old blip codes functionality for 0x08 blips, how did i get 0x01
blips ?
* made configure script get heroic when searching for components,
checks for for includes and libs both below a --with-stuff dir, and
also inside it as well.
* finished 0x01, checked offsets.
* had to add guessing code to figure out whether to use a delay_stream
or not.
* allow resized images (well let netscape do it) for 0x01 graphics.
* tested wmf's with text with readonly font dir, no problem there.
Changes to to 0.5.7
* fixed bug that causes crashes on tables.
Changes to to 0.5.6
* variable handling, add a subst function that substitutes
real things for variables in the config file.
* updated my homepage, god i love the gimp. All i have to
do to change the graphics on my page is to load a different
set of text files to the scheme interpreter in the gimp and
ta-da out pops my new pages, in the bad old days i'd have
been at it for days.
* have a mechanism to expand variables in place, only recogonized
variable is patterndir, will have more later of course :-).
* some magic dohickying to get the libz in /usr/lib to be tested
before ending up with the possibly crap one that some systems
stick in /usr/X11R6/lib.
* do a for loop to install the graphics now, should sort out
some people;s broken install scripts, gagh!
* cleaned up config file with purify, all systems are go for
first public release with basic config file support.
* remembered to add ttf support to mswordview as well.
* added support for variables in the lex code.
* fixed zlib configure script again.
Changes to to 0.5.5
* added in support for an external config file. The external
file allows a start and end to a style to be user defined, i.e
h1 for the start of a heading 1 style. Its possible to disable
or enable handling of bold, italic and font size/face changes
inside of a style, this is only started now, so its far from
finished. Please *dont* use this file for the moment, im working
on it.
* this is an interim release to fix the configure script problem
that i had, and to add to the documentation as to the libwmf stuff.
Changes up to 0.5.4
* well now, ive been away for a while working on libwmf, which is now
complete enough to use. download it from
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/docs/libwmf.html, and install it and
run mswordview's configure and compile and ta-da, mswordview can now
handle wmf files.
* added a fallback from a failure to find -lz to -lgz, a problem on
SuSE linux im told.
* found that old redhat's appear to have a libz in the X lib dir, that
is old and crappy and doesnt link to my thing, didnt put in a word
around, but mentioned it in the documentation.
* created file with h1 to h9, verfied that the lex code and so on
works together fine with mswordview.
Changes up to 0.5.3
* begun adding all fields to structures, and marking them implemented or
not.
* strikethrough and underline for revision text
* found the bounds of the comment in the main document, i put a name tags
on them, and place comment begin and end graphics around them, at this
stage remember that the -a option to remove comments exists, as even one
comment in a doc can make the whole thing pretty unreadable :-), but the
support is in there if you need it.
* revisions are given underline for added text, and the strikethrough color
for deleted text the same as word does it.
* begin and end for deleted and added revision text is shown with graphic
tags, added a -r --norevisions option to ignore that stuff.
* names for revision text
* put revisions authors names in yellow text.
* i dont even *pretend* that im outputting good html btw, just working
html under netscape. once everything is working i might go back
through and work out correctly the dependancies between all the html
outputting code, that'll be part of the overall cleanup im doing to make
this modular enough to be used with abiword as a word97 importer.
* time and date of the revisions are included as well.
* think that ive completed revision text, but i need more tests before
ill be sure.
* in comments theres always a pagenum field that word itself doesnt
show in comments, so ive stuck code in that disables this field if
its at the beginning of a comment, also verified that comments work
in fastsaved mode, though what is the story with that page number
in annotations, hmm its bothering me somewhat.
* titchy bug where i included the wrong end of comment graphic.
* put square brackets around comment links, i believe this completes
comment support.
* titchy bug in the time field for revisions.
* properties of text that change during a revision are listed as well.
* found the location of what sets the footnote & endnote styles of
numbering and other settings for endnotes and footnotes in the DOP, there
were missing from the copy that www.wotsit.org has, ive sent them the
added section.
* extracted the DOP fully.
* footnotes and endnotes now get the correct formatting of the numbers,
i.e lettered, roman or arabic etc, damn missing page of the spec, i
was searching for that for ages.
* i have some old code that gives the correct starting point for endnotes
and footnotes so im leaving it in for now, but i can now use the DOP
instead for this info.
* endnotes should now be put either at the end of the doc, or at the end
of the section depending on what word does, needs testing.
Changes up to 0.5.2
* implemented auto text color colour check for table cells, no more
black on black, or black on blue. i must look closely at what other
auto changes word makes, and where else i might have to put that code.
* some uber-simple greyscaling code when table look says no-color.
* verified it works under AIX, made a few changes that showed up due
to its stricter malloc, theres probably a few more malloc related
issues hiding in there.
* column breaks show up as well now.
* the various types of section breaks are distinguisable from the
others, and from page breaks.
* a few changes to make sure formatting and tables get on better
together.
* sequence field supported, i.e caption numbering, i just use the last
fields that msword left in there.
* changed hyperlinking so that it works with bookmarks that are in
comments (annotations).
* i now support multiple bookmarks that end on the same location.
* multiple bookmarks that start on the same location should be supported,
but no examples yet.
* the comment author initials are extracted and used in the main document
when referencing comments.
* comments now end when they are supposed to, only the correct comments get
included, should work for fastsave, not tested.
* removed unused variables, sorted out a few other warnings, maybe itll
squeak by the irix compiler now ?
* names and initial info for comments is extracted as well, and stuck in a
table at the end of the document.
* fixed the <a name= for comments, should work in fast saved.
* custom graphics for annotations.
Changes up to 0.5.1
* forgot to change the version no in the source.
* damn sunsite broke connection half way through uploading.
Changes up to 0.5.0
* Martin Kalms <kalms@lysator.liu.se>, configure fix for sunos 4.1 in
relation to strerror.
* added option where you can ignore table widths.
* custom graphics for comments.
* endnote autonumbering now works, now defaults in roman numerals.
* fast save footnote problem fixed, though i think things might be
even more complex that i thought, so keep an eye on that area.
* footnotes are in a colour of their own.
* symbols as footnotes, required a change to the 4a30 sprm that might fix
a few other char formatting issues.
* restarting footnotes on each page, and each section works, this is
encoded in the the number itself it appears, a href and a name, and some
invalid html code fixed in the footnote area as well, footnotes are now in
a colour of their own *but* the location of whatever sets the footnote &
endnote styles of numbering is unknown, i havent figured it out.
* all endnotes are listed at the end of the section rather than optionally
at the end of the document, i dont know how this is done, doesnt appear
documented.
* textmarks / bookmarks and explicit hyperlinking supported, bugs in
old code removed hopefully and internal hyperlinks put in via insert
hyperlink are supported.
* support for bookmarks, i.e they are converted to <a name>[text]</a> html
code.
* converted cross-referenced textmarks/bookmarks into hyperlinks.
* wmf files can now be decompressed thanks to peter.brandstrom@ericsson.com
now i need a wmf --> something useful converter. i see that theres a new
one available off the gimp plugin page, with some uberhacking it might
do the trick, the notes/wmf dir has a goodly chunk of info on the format if
anyone wants to do it for me.
* when bookmarks are embedded in bookmarks something odd appears to occur,
but nonetheless the ms save as html does the same, so im assuming that its
ok
* added bookmark support to fastsaved, should work fine, not tested.
* pagebreak gifs are correctly centered if the next para is a centered etc
one.
* author field supported.
* proper positioning of page numbers, general layout of headers appears
to be fine, except that tab stops are used in headers to center, left
and right align headers, which doesnt work so well in html mode.
* added defensive code to some sort of list bug.
* mimic strike-through and double st by setting the text color to either
#ed32ff or #ff7332
* disallow height commands inside tables, as the model of paragraph heights
doesnt fit well with the architecture for tables, so im ignoring them in
tables, hopefully noone will notice :-)
* fixed a small bug in sprm which was causing errors later in lists.
* tables and paragraph formatting were misaligned across td boundries.
so now i clear specials and fonts on entry to a table, and on exit of each
cell, hopefully i broke nothing else on doing so.
* at least one really bad conversion with a file called RESUME.doc, but in
my defence i looked at the msword conversion of this to html, and its just
as buggered up so rasp ;-P
* added credits file
* found problem in decompress code, i didnt make it good enough for real
world usage, i now use mmapping so make my life easier, dont know if this
is fully portable, works on linux and solaris.
* oledecod had bugs on cleanup, so sent filters group wmf.doc and
Contribu.doc to demo the problems.
* i now use oledecod 0.0.4 which fixes cleanup problems, but Contribu.doc
style problems continue, they return 5 but laola can extract the streams
nonetheless while oledecode cannot, i modified the original laolareplace.c
to handle this as well.
* oledecod 0.0.4 has a bug in relation to 1812bb.doc, laolareplace.old.c
hasnt this bug, so im back to using that again.
* those ffffffff's in lists that haunted me in earlier releases are *back*
grrrrr!!, anyway ive another massive nasty workaround that im using that
hasnt crashed any docs, and appears to do the right thing, at least in
propos~s.doc
* wmf decompression code changed to use mmap, replaces the original code
that ate memory, if mmapping doesnt work try looking at the zlib docs
and change the code to fixed buffer incremental decompression.
* added a bailout to ignore encrypted documents, wonder how id decrypt
them if i had the correct password, anyone know ?
* added a bug fix for crossreference parsing.
* beginnings of tables of contents included, doesnt always work yet.
* bug where if the word file ends on a table, the table wasnt closed off is
fixed.
* bug where non built in graphic types were causing hangs.
* im now often happily (if slowly) converting 90 and 100 page documents,
the only thing i really am unhappy with is table handling, which is
also one of the reasons the conversion is *soooo* slow sometimes, the
other reason is those godforsaken fastsaved files.
* fixed some other mem related bugs, converted sucessfully the last two
problem docs without crashes.
* table looks are somewhat supported, though theres no support for last
row and last column different from the rest of the cells as of yet, this
will have to wait until multi pass on tables is implemented.
* the foregrounds and character attributes in general for tables appear
to always set correctly in general, but i believe i have to look into
how the "auto" text color selects is final colour, as ive been assuming
that it gets set to black, which is a fairly valid assumption most
of the time, but not always, so a few docs will have black text on
black backgrounds in table cells, but the situation is much improved.
* ran purify over mswordview, removed a load of dodgy code out of it, theres
still a bug or two hiding in the list code, which i belive is the reason
that lists are sometimes missing in complex documents, e.g meeting.doc
i think i love purify, its the bees knees.
* dib's are now extracted as well, though i dont do anything with them yet,
this fixes yet more crashes.
* fixed laolareplace.old.c, which is the version im going to use for this
release, to work on 64bit platforms, a few longs had crept into the code
there which shagged the whole thing up. I havent done extensive tests on
64bit yet, but im confident that itll work.
* fixed defines to make it work if theres no zlib present.
* no crashes after running mswordview on 300 megs of uploaded files.
* good enough to upload to sunsite, version number reflects this.
changes up to 0.4.9
--This is an interim release while im in scotland until later this november--
added features are that the gateway is included, endnotes are supported,
pagebreaks that split tables are supported and some more bugs are fixed,
especially in relation to graphics.
* added -o - option to gateway, like i should have about 4 releases
ago.
* fixed graphics again, forgot to reset the extra amount that some have
before the graphic data begins, means more jpgs and pngs should work.
* endnote text done in simple saved
* cleaned up beginning whitespace from footnotes/endnotes/comments.
* endnotes in complex mode is in, needs testing.
* changed url code to match the other field code, fixes a big bug there.
* header and footer colours were wrong again, fixed.
* indent drift is fixed again, moved do_indent into decode_?_specials
* pagebreaks can occur in the middle of a table, this sort of confusion
is fixed for full saved files, and is probably fixed for fastsaved files
* pagebreaks now look like they occur after footers,footnotes and endnotes.
* custom graphics replace <hr>'s as there were too many of them at the
bottom of a page to figure out what was what.
* custom graphics for footnotes, and comments
changes up to 0.4.8
* this has a slew of bug fixes related to graphics and a new option
to put images in a certain directory
* fixed f006 code in blip handling, removing a slew of hangs.
* ignore every graphic that isnt an understood type, removes hangs.
* figured out when theres an extra 16 bytes to delete from the beginning
of a blit, and where one of my magical 17s were coming from
* got a bug fix off Harry Shamansky (shamansky@adinc.com) as to why
the default make wouldnt work under irix.
* the current spid handling was mismatching spids and the graphics
involved.
* i cant handle forms, or ole data, so ive added a check to avoid
doing them, removes crashes.
* also ive added some other code to watch out for unsupported graphic
features.
* msword can include wmf and emf files, these are stored in compressed
form, using lz encoding in a fashion supposedly compatable with the zlib
library, but i havent been able to decompress them yet and even if i
could i dont know of any source to convert wmf/emf files to anything
usable under linux
* ive changed blip handling, so that it works better, well i believe its
more crash resitant, but im still not 100% happy with 0x01 handling.
* if you insert a bmp via insert->picture->from file, it appears to
be converted to png for you, handy.
* paragraph indentation is back in, lists and table were confusing the
indentation code.
* fixed titchy bug so that space at beginning of lists isnt underlined.
* support paragraphs whose first lines indentation is greater that the rest
of it
* support vertical space between paragraphs.
* sorted out end_para for the first paragraph found in complex mode, i think
i have it right now, in passing i reckon a load of those pap searches
in complex mode are unneeded, but i dont want to rock a working boat, if it
aint broke dont fix it as an uncle of mine used say, though we did seem to
spend an awful amount of time panically fixing things that broke
dramaticlly after years of neglect.
* finally settled on dirs for left indentation, blockquotes indent from both
sides automatically
* added an option to put graphics in a specified dir.
* added an option to find the graphics at a specified url.
* updated man page.
* made another change to blip handling, fixes some problems.
changes up to 0.4.7
* warning !, in this release mswordview no longer outputs by default to
the screen. use -o - for this behaviour. This is an interim release to
reassure people that im still working on it, its got quite a few new
features and bug fixes since 0.4.4 read down for them all.
* implemented tabbing with trans gif, optionally use hardspaces or
dont do it at all.
* added some support for borders such that the vertical space between
paragraphs due to width of borders is retained through the use of
vertical trans gif space.
changes up to 0.4.6
* indentation of paragraphs dithered to <blockquote>'s is out again as it
its doing strange things on long complicated documents.
* table cell shading done, fully supported i believe.
* drew all the available table patterns in all available colors,
made small transparent gifs out of them, if someone wants to do
better copies of the ms ones go ahead, use the convert.sh script
in the patterns dir to generate pics in all necessary colors.
* text color support is in
* word underline, which iswhere whitespace isnt underlined is supported.
* courier as an alternative to courier new, times alternative to
times new roman font face, helvetica as an alternative for everything
else.
* all caps supported, Small caps supported, though i want full tests
of those two babies in all modes. Similiar to the fontfaces these two
babies are only supported in ascii languages, as i dont really know how
to convert utf-8 unicode into upper case !
* text animations supported by converting them to blink :-)
features-examples dir added, supported-font-features.doc has what i
believe is all the font features that word supports demonstrated in it.
id be happy to have omissions noted, mswordview now supports
1) font size
2) colored text, (in headers and footers as well)
3) font face in ascii based languages
4) underline, including word underline, where whitespace is nt underlined
5) super and sub script
6) All caps and small caps (ascii based languages only)
7) text animations dithered to blink tag
mswordview doesnt support due to html limitations (at least i dont think
i can do them)
strikethrough,double strikethrough,shadowed and outlined text, embossed
or engraved text.
"hidden text" is shown, coz i dont know the purpose of it yet
all caps, small caps and font face for non ascii languages.
character spacing
* centralized pap initialization code
* fixed a crash causing blip bug
* fixed a crash due to sep sprms showing up in a papx !!, i ignored them
im sure that will bite me hard in the future, but ive documented it here so
i wont forget.
- Problem:
now we have a problem with paragraph properties which is only making
a difference now that i want to use the paragraph justification codes.
there exist pieces which have fc's greater than the maximum one listed
in the plcfbtePapx !, ive been pushing them around for the last 2 days to
no avail, im beginning to think that maybe this means that they have no
native formatting of their own, the catch is to find the paragaph that they
belong to, the spec says to find that by taking the smallest fc in fkp
tables that is bigger than the current fc, but there *is none* thats bigger.
my thought is to remember if this piece is the beginning of a paragraph
mark and if not inherit the previous piece's formatting, and keep going
backward until we get one. If it is then either im supposed to default to
a new one or go forward to find one.
+ Solution: Ah-ha i believe i have it,
+ firstly varient 1 gpprls have to be supported, and i had some offsetting
in them wrong
+ secondly i had a very subtle bug where i changed the value of the avalrgfc,
from when i didnt know why sometimes they were +400000000, of course i now
use it to determine if the end of the piece if twice the distance of its
reported character len of not, and with the val reset i ocassionally had
the piece recorded as being too long, so the paragraph properties of the
wrong paragraph were being used.
* added is paragraph formatting information, supported well is
1) centering, center
2) right justification , div align=right
* made a closing paragraph thing like the closing chp for the blurb at the
bottom to avoid having the version info centered of justified.
* 0x01 fSpec graphics are now supported in addition to 0x08 graphics
while both of these are draw objects, only non-vector graphics are supported, and
only partial support of those i.e png and jpg.
as with the 0x08 graphics theres a lot of magic emperically derived offsets being used
to put it together, so dont be too surprised at getting corrupt images.
though i *have* fixed a bug in png handling i believe for 0x08 graphic which was the
previous subset i supported.
changes up to 0.4.5
* i now open graphic and doc files in binary mode to support platforms where this
makes a difference.
* replaced laola, perl no longer required, thanks to the mighty
Andrew Scriven who replaced the OLE functionality i needed with C
* got a bug fix off above to handle files with more blocks
* optional support for fontface if the text if an ascii based one,
i.e if were guaranteed that this is a western european language
then we do font faces, fastsaves will probably confuse this test and
mean we wont get faces even when we can handle them correctly.
* changed indent method for outline lists to multiple hard spaces, rather
than <dir>'s, in the future ill make an optional proper html conversion,
but it wont look like the original, so its a TO-DO.
* indentation of paragraphs dithered to <blockquote>'s is in, alpha support.
* absolute width and height of tables is in as well.
* i now default to outputting to a file whose name is the same as the input
file, with .html appended. graphics are output to the files with the same
prefix as the .html file. use -o - to output to stdio
* new ole code was broken on a few files ( 1 :-) ), fixed this.
changes up to 0.4.4
* a good few bug reports in, crashes and what not, i got the use
of purify on a sun box (thanks to martin mellody et al) and sorted
out *all* the uninitilized mem reads there, (3000 of them in the course
of a typical conversion!!), it still leaks memory like a sieve but thats
not important for mswordview, though i will sort that out. purify is
a wonderful piece of work i have to say.
* changed ffffffff handling for lists, i think it means that
the list in question isnt actually there, so to skip it.
* changed blockquotes to dir, looks neater and word itself does
it, biggest software company in the world cant be wrong, can it ?
:-)
changes up to 0.4.3
* oops, i shafted the inclusion of getopt for systems that need it.
changes up to 0.4.2
* fixed broken simple mode footnotes (doh!)
* fixed bug in blip where having drawings where none
of them was a picture caused a crash
changes up to 0.4.1
* did some tweaking to remove a crash.
changes up to 0.4.0
* and big breaking news, preliminary graphic support is now in!!
yes, gifs/pngs/jpgs added to a document through the
insert->picture->from file mechanism now convert correctly. They
are stored in the office draw format which ive just cracked the
rough layout of. (through the handy ms spec on the msdn site),
graphic support is messy for now, as the files are generated in
the cwd of mswordview and named graphic*mswv.*, ill tidy it up
later, this news is too good to not get an announcement.
changes up to 0.3.0
* added -m --mainonly option if you dont want headers and footers.
* added a few more places to look for lls-mswordview
search order is now
1 in the path.
2 the same dir as lls was run from if ran absolutely.
3 the current dir.
4 a dir called laola off the absolute path.
5 a dir called laola off the current dir.
but stuff line ../../mswordview isnt in there though, coz folk should
just put lls-mswordview into their path dammit!
* diffent numbering formats for pagenumbering is in, a vs i vs 1 etc.
* gpprls for sep's work now, complex sections are in.
* found some strange code in clx_headers and clx_footers so i blew it
away.
* section support in for simple saved files.
* sections that restart pagenumbering work now.
* sections that have no footers/headers at the beginning work now.
* complex support for sections is in as well, should work hopefully
needs extensive testing.
* TO-DO text color, eventually font faces, but no sleep lost on that i have
to say.
* TO-DO shaded cells in a table, think up a better table handling method.
* i now stick a space into an empty cell so that it shows up.
* another U8 wraparound bug removed.
* i now use the piecetable for simple docs, so as to skip over sections
that arent to be processed, i.e the simple format is just as complex as
the complex format :-), i think ive done this right and it wont break
anything, ill have to wait and see though.
* changed slightly the portions of a field that dont get printed,
to make some html ones work, hope i havent shafted anything else.
* hmm, really need to cleanup character handling, unicode &
special reserved ms symbols and so on, im just plinking at
them for the moment.
* aghh, found another U8 overflow, what possessed me to put
them in in the first place ?, i should have guessed that
there would be hundreds of pieces in a file.
* received report that it compiles and runs with
Sparc solaris 2.5.1 - sparcworks compiler
&
Intel x86 solaris 2.5.1 - gcc compiler
* added patch from diakka <diakka@staff.sinanet.com> to run
create_bins on a make rather than make install
changes up to 0.2.2
* compiled it on a solaris account i got, and its fine, got
confirmation that it works from Will Renkel <renkel@cig.mot.com>
* changed fastsaved chpnextfc check to be >= rather that >, hope that i
dont break anything cox of it.
* foolish error, U8 used for number of pieces, extended to U16
* changed embedded link handling to not end character properties in
the middle of a URL !
* changed embedded link handling so as to *not* place "" around urls,
as sometimes they are there already, and not having them doesnt hurt,
though it offends my sense as to how they should be done.
* would you *believe* these ms guys, now they are hitting me with
file offsets that are past the end of the file !!, so now i have to
watch out for that, the complex format is *such* a collection of
hacks, ah-ha ive just checked in word, this file crashes word :-)
so this is the first reported case of mswordview being better than
msword, though i have to say that in recovery mode word pulled loads
of text out of it that i didnt get, :-(, still its a corrupt file
so doing anything at all is a success.
* i forgot to reset the higher list levels when changing a lower one,
fixed now, i think ive it right.
* added a define of SA_RESTART to 0 if it isnt there. bash does it so
i should get away with it, sunos seems to need it.
* added a little patch from Zachariah Baum <zack@studioarchetype.com>,
that should help get around folk who run mswordview absolutely and dont
stick lls-mswordview in their path, ie make and then dont make install.
* fixed yet more bugs, for some reason i thought that
the order of evaluation was from right to left !!!!
i.e i was doing
if ((*p == 'a') && (p!=NULL))
doh!
* changed web interface so that utf-8 is always on.
* font characteristics turn off when going into tables now.
and turn back on when inside, gets rid of some off look
and feel.
* checked out corel's wordperfect import functionality with
office 97 files, conversion isnt as good as mswordview i think.
missing header numbers, and one or two didnt convert at all.
though of course corel retains layout which mswordview cant
do with html, and does shading, ill check pictures at some stage.
* have a report that suns pcfileviewer similarly covers about 50%
of mswordview's functionality and vice versa.
* gzipped uploaded word file collection has just hit 120megs :-)
* i now look at this section table so i know whether its a section
break or page break. If its a section break, then the header/footers
revert to the beginning again.
TO-DO, add an space to empty cells to make them look reasonable in
netscape.
TO-DO check page numbering with sections.
TO-DO, do endnotes, should be easy. make new pic to replace hr
lines, theres too many hrs now at the bottom of a page to make
sense to anyone anymore. if theres no footers, then dont do
the lines.
TO-DO, continue with the sent files since 0.1.0, and the rest
of them.
changes up to 0.2.1
* removed bug that caused lists to drift further and further
right.
1. checked out the blockquote indention for lists, doesnt
appear to be right for srom*.doc, fixed now
took closer look at font scanning in decode_letter,
in particular special chars, the < 39 wasnt precise enough, being
in a wingding/symbol font seems to make you automatically a special
char.
2. something not fully right with lists that take their
text as special chars (i.e sectionnumber), not done by ms in
an obvious fashion. edit doc down to just the 2 headers and then
see what happens.
3 AHA!!!, 1 and 2 are wrong, as was previous ideas to ignore lists
that appear to have nothing in them, they are there to artifically
bump lists up to a different starting number without requiring a
seperate list definition for each one, ms shoves in dummy elements
to get the list up to the right number, the section id just before
one of them threw me entirely, i thought the section number should
have been the text of the list. ive got it now!
* 3 above is *rubbish*, thats not it at all, i was right originally,
ignore those 0 len lists, and the problem was with my list restarting
mechanism which didnt work if there was more that 1 list between list
section that had to continue numbering.
* numerical outline list sublevels will retain the prefix of the
above levels, this required a change of the number figuring out code,
its now rather heavy of silliness, but it works, i dont love it and
im sure lists will be back to get me again at some stage, but outline
lists now work, in particular the
1
1.1
1.1.1
style.
* TO-DO sections, srom*.doc has them, check them out.
* TO-DO change web interface so that the utf-8 can kick in if
needs be.
* fixed bug where the new piecetable check in simple saved
files fell apart after hitting a footer.
(tempcp = tempcp, rather than realcp=tempcp, doh!)
changes up to 0.2.0
* well arse again, ive revised my ideas as to what consititutes
the end of a piece, rather than the beginning the the next piece as
i was doing, i now believe thats its the beginning of the piece +
the twiddled cp len. makes more sense, and removes crashes from the
latest doc i was given.
* distinguishs between odd & even page footers.
* TO-DO odd & even headers
* added the tm symbol as a special case, theres quite a large
range of unicode that ms is using that is part of the customizable
section, i.e theres loads of glyphs that ms can use that are not
part of the standard unicode set, the tm appears to be one of hundreds.
eventuallly ill have to get a table of them.
* woweee, is ms an evil designer of data formats, they have two
types of simple saved docs i thought, those in 8 bit (basically ascii)
and those in 16bit (unicode), hah bloody hah, ive been given one which is a
mixture of both, and i have to use the damn piecetable to shove it together.
and its not as if the document shifted into a different language of
anything. if this was fastsaved id not blink an eye, but simple saved,
come *on*, why bother calling it simple saved. so i have to keep an eye
on the piecetable to determine what exact offset to use after all.
* added a huge bit filthy hack in for more list twiddlings, the
previously mentioned unknown 4 byte sequence now rears its head
as an optional 8 byte sequence !!, but always ffffffff, it might
be some kind of flag or summat. anyhow i now chew up any 4 bytes
consisting of this if they show up in the place that they might
appear, this removes a large crash that occurs otherewise, as all
the counters get thrown off course by them.
changes up to 0.1.1
* added Makefile patch from Pavel.Roskin@ecsoft.co.uk (says it works
on hpux)
* well the good news is that the unicode utf-8 is working for
taiwanese and im sure other languages, the bad news is that everyones
telling me that noone in their language group is actually using unicode :-)
so i suppose i require a huge unicode --> JIS/EUC/KSC/Big5/GB converter.
:-)
* rudimentary support for annotations, i havent too many examples of these
but i think they'll work fairly well.
* rudimentary support for all special ascii codes for time,page no etc.
p.s by rudimentary support i mean that if asked for e.g the current date
in a particular format i output the date, maybe in the correct format
maybe not. i.e the meaning is the same, though the look might be different.
* added a supported sprm, that changes chp information totally to the
chp of a different style.
* added support for custom footnotes, had to do a bit of a hack to
get the <a name> stuff right, hopefully it'll always work, even if it
doesn't itll still be readable.
* twiddled the char formatting dependancies about again, really ill have
to redesign that a bit.
* broke the mswordview.c file down a bit into other files.
changes up to 0.1.0
* hell ive enough done to warrent a new numbering system.
so from now on
x.y.z
x is a stable bug free (hah) release. folk packaging for commercial
unices probably should wait for these releases (none yet, i know)
y is a new feature or enough bugs fixed that you better use this
version if you want to keep up with the jones.
z is some small bug or change that is small enough that i wont upload
it to sunsite et al automatically, itll be mostly for me.
* added a defaultfont size option, so that if you think the output is
too big or small, you can skrink or enlarge it.
* added a horizontal padding option, you have the option of 3 different
ways to handle a run of multiple line breaks, though the default is probably
the best.
* tweaked char formatting system, TO-DO overhaul all of that, theres quite
a few dependancies between the tags thats becoming a little to difficult
to do by hand, a little stack is called for methinks.
* added some support for a type of holdover list format found in docs
converted to word8 from older versions. works on the one i have so far
though theres more testing to be done with it. missing bullets and
incorrect numbering may be related to this. pass them on to me.
* battered LFO's into submission, this time they'll stay down (i hope).
found a 4 byte field that i cant figure out where it came from. *shrug*
wouldnt be the first time that happened though.
* changed footer and header handling, i now take notice if the first pages
headers and footers are different that all the others. i still dont get
section breaks, which i think impact on this, i dont have any examples of
this to work against. Theres a discrepency between header/footer documentation
and what i see before me in the hex, maybe im missing something.
* ok theres some difficulty with tables, ive implemented this baby as a
one pass parser, later ill have to add multipass (or backpatch) to figure out
the number of pages so as to get that field right, but with ms tables you can
start off with 2 cols then go to e.g 4 in the same table, you dont know in
advance how many rows and cols there are in maxiumum, or which ones span which,
which is a pain in the butt, really as far as word is concerned each row
is a table into itself, so ive done it this way
- each table has the cols of the first row counted and the widths
figured out in % of the page width, if a subsequent row has a different
number of rows or different widths than the previous row a new table
will be begun. the % width will cause netscape to line them up correctly.
itll do for now. not perfect i know but hey what is. Itll do the job
for the primary task which is making word readable as close to the
original layout as possible within html.
- to get the tap that tells me all the above we have to scan forward
until we find a rowend char, and get the pap of that to get the tap.
and with fastsaved theres the usual complexity
- The problem will be that netscape and other browsers dont take the
width% as their primary factor in determing the actual width of a cell,
if the text in it cannot be broken on a space then the cell is expanded
to fit, breaking the lineing up. Im considering a somewhat more sophisticated
(and questionable) technique where i stick the tables together using
dithering of the cells to a (max 64 cell (msdefined)) cell grid. using colspan
and so on to do it.
* TO-DO theres something called a header text box that i have to figure out
and some companion of it for the main doc. i have to implement something to
handle these beasts.
* TO-DO more testing for bugs and stuff.
* TO-DO code overhaul to simplify it.
* TO-DO support all fields, ive some supporte page no, date and time.
but not perfectly in the same format that word has them in.
* TO-DO,figure out how to extract ole embedded msoffice draw and equation
editors data, and see if i can get them converted as well.
* TO-DO provide alternative outputs, tex/rtf and friends. ive a load of
formatting information that i think i can get into those formats.
* TO-DO provide basic formatting for html, i.e centering.
* TO-DO think about writing word docs :-), now that would be a hunk of work.
so to all you asking me about it i recommend you dont even bother with it,
just write rtf files and get on with it, thats even what ms did for word 8,
saving as word 6/95 just creates a rtf file, if its good enough for them, its
good enough for us.
* TO-THINK-ABOUT i dont keep very much information in memory really, i just work
out what i need for any given instant and drag it out of the file, and then dump it
often to only get it again in a few seconds. this leads to an impressive amounting
of seeking back and forth across the streams. theres a groove burnt in my hd where
im working, its not really optimum behaviour, (works though :-) )
* NEED_HELP-ON, can this compile and work under sgi ?, have success reports
from linux, solaris,hpux,aix,freebsd and one failure to compile under sgi, ive
one message that it compiles under os/2, though it needs some work to do that.
changes up to 0.0.27
* know how to do the right thing with embedded sprm list
gets rid of a few wild bugs.
* found the list documentation after all, maybe i forgot
to download it the last time (doh!), or it wasnt there
when i downloaded it. so i removed all of my rather good
but unnecessary hex determined code.
* added a special case for "*" in lists, make it a bullet
point instead, seems to be the right thing to do (?)
* changed laola commands name to append -mswordview to avoid
overwriting newer lls commands etc.
* changed the INC in perl files to reflect final install dir.
* TO-WORRY-ABOUT, quite a few ??'s displayed in netscape when
dealing with those utf-8 docs, dont know if thats my lack of
correct fonts, or a great big dirty bug. also ive a few special
cases in the decode_letter to translate letters into what *i* think
they should be, its rather questionable and very emperically based.
* added some hook code to protect lists from pagebreaks.
in doing so i notice that my complex code is a wee bit confused, but
it works, so im leaving it alone for now, the added code doesnt make
for reability but hey, neither does any of the rest of the code :-)
* fiddled list interpertation so that ilfo isnt looked at until the
last pap and chp sprms have changed it. fixes difficulties in fast
saved files.
* TO-DO
(list stuff) LFO override not implemented correctly may cause crashes.
this is surely the last major list related thing to do.
restarts are probably incorrect as are a few other minor list
related bits and pieces
changes up to 0.0.26
* changed laola lib to a subdir of mswordview and changed laola
program names to custom mswordview ones, to avoid clashing
with newer versions or original version of laola, as ive
doctored things slightly for my own needs.
* applied Martin Schultze patch to add lib path to perl include
path, though i twiddled it to make a nice tree in my lib.
* lists start on the correct number (well ones that are simple
numerals do anyway).
* understand list continuing and restarting now.
* added a defensive patch from Peter Silva <Peter.Silva@ec.gc.ca>
* lists now get the char formatting that they should get.
* yes!, sorted lists out, have bulleted lists, arabic & roman numerals,
lowercase and uppercase lettering systems done. multilevel also works
i believe, works on all examples i have anyway
* fixed bug that made mswordview fail on files without an extension
* TO-DO look at list indentation, if they are true multilevel then
i blockquote them (for now), but if they have a set indentation value
then like all the other layout constructs i dont preserve this into
html.
* TO-DO fields, table of contents should be easier with lists
done.
* TO-DO find out if my unicode (utf-8) support actually works
for anyone except me. What fonts do various people need, this
is a general netscape question.
* middleterm TO-DO, reorganize tags to external data files, to make extensible
to other formats, i.e raw ascii, an attempt at latex, rtf.
changes up to 0.0.25
* changed list handling slightly, removes a bug where
you get too many list levels inserted
* i believe that most lists will now be handled correctly as to
whether they are numbers or not. I have isolated the undocumented
section and have a handle on the situation so its just a matter
to comparing theory with practice again.
* removed bug where header pap gets used in the main document
following a header
* finished checking all uploaded files beginning with a, yipee.
now theres quite a few elements not addressed yet in those files, but
i understand whats involved, in short, section support, proper list
support, justification support (centering anyway) decoding of the DATE
and TIME fields, would you believe that the TIME field can encode the
DATE, despite the fact that theres a DATE field whos job this is !,
gagh what can you do with people who do this to you. but anyhow the
uploaded all convert without crash, all text is in the right place, and
in the right language ( i think :-) ). all bold,italic,font sizes,
underline, manual page breaks, the content of footnotes,footers
and headers is all shown, albeit not always the way they appear in
word, yeah we're getting there.
* changed utf conversion code as the original code i was using wasnt
quite gpl compatable, anyhow new code is better designed for my needs.
* TO-DO, grr!! is someone reading this log, as after my weeks holidays
i note thats theres a huge amout of files beginning with a to go through
again, i never did make it to b.
changes up to 0.0.24
* fixed NULL complex pap bug.
* supports underline tag now as well :-)
* footnotes supported, all the ones referenced before a
pagebreak get listed at the manual pagebreaks and document
end . (thats a <hr> in my current output, splitting word docs
into different files is a challenge id rather not accept for
now as itd just be guesswork and mess), not checked in fastsave
yet though.
* TO-DO support sections, so as to know what pages get headers
and which dont, etc.
* TO-DO proper table of contents, the text is now listed
but theres no link between the table of contents and the
text it purports to describe, for the moment.
* TO-DO differenciate between different types of underline
i.e word for word etc
* EVENTUALLY-TO-DO, i have come across one case where a symbol
used in a footnote isnt working !, if i create one of my own
it works fine, but when i alter the given one it still
occurs, strange.
changes up to 0.0.23
* verified it works on linux, aix and solaris.
* fixed a very silly overflow byte vs int bug.
* overhauled unicode conversion, fixed my sprm
size detection.
* changed table handling so that tables dont
end prematurely.
* fixed img insertion dummying of wingding font
support.
* massively changed my paragraph end detection for
complex files, i had the idea all wrong, but close
enough that it worked on fairly uniformly formatted
files.
* works with all uploaded files beginning with A and a
theres soooo many to go through :-), im looking
forward to getting to b soon.
* TO-DO, continue checking against uploaded files,
verify header and footer support, start on list
information (dum de dum dum dummmm)
changes up to 0.0.22
* check for errno
* fix list related crash bug, found by Wayne Roberts
<milcom@netcom.com>
* TO-DO, go through the 50 megs of uploaded word
files and see do the convert fairly correctly :-)
lists need to be done better. i need to confirm
language conversion. and check out table of
contents field.
changes up to 0.0.21
* for simple format i now decode to utf-8, when appropiate.
on viewing many docs with windows netscape 4 it works
fine, i dont have the X fonts to do half of the
languages under my own X, but hopefully those
in the various language blocks can figure out
fonts for themselves ?
* complex format non-west-european docs might
still be shagged, id love to hear from an asian
language group as to whether or not the utf8 works
for them
* some bug fixes by Pavel Machek <pavel@Elf.ucw.cz>
changes up to 0.0.20
* headers are fairly correct now, the spec and me
are confused as to headers and footers though, so
while i *can* do headers and footers, it might require
a bit of fine tuning, so i need docs with all sorts
of header and footer types in them until im sure im right
, but its close enough.
* docs with subdocs in them should return the output of
the main doc now.
*to do, from the veritable deluge of documents in languages
i cant read :-), id better handle the non-standard, well
non standard to me anyway ! russian and one or two
others that i hope fall out in the process, asian
would be wonderful.
changes up to 0.0.19
* header support added to complex format
* wingding font hack added like symbol font
* headers are still not right, footers and headers are all
appearing at the top of the document, ive more work to do on
that next.
* ive shagged up the parsing of lls output, so docs with
ole inside ole will not work even though theres no good reason
they dont, bear with me on this
* mswordview.wrapper added to allow inline viewing of word docs.
changes up to 0.0.18
* new option to not change msword headings to html headings to
support those dodgy people who dont use them correctly.
* fixed what looks like a specialized case for recognizing tables
* fixed the lack of - sign.
* have a new group of files that convert correctly.
* these are minor changes, ill add header handling to complex
format tomorrow
changes up to 0.0.17
* lack of getopt.h on some systems taken into account now.
* sub and super scripting now in for simple format.
* laola.pl changed to continue even if it thinks the file is
the wrong length.
* added option to not attempt to dummy up formatting done with
whitespace.
* using gifs for symbols, this will do for html output, for
other output in the future we'll have to organize something a
little more sohpisticated
* i have some alpha support for headers in at the moment,
if you have headers you "might" see them in russet text.
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free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
<one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
Copyright (C) 19yy <name of author>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this
when it starts in an interactive mode:
Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author
Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
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be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be
mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your
school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program
`Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
<signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice
This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into
proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may
consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
Public License instead of this License.
mswordview/CREDITS 100644 764 764 2210 6714023621 13245 0 ustar caolan caolan Andrew Scriven <andy.scriven@research.natpower.co.uk>, originator of ole code
Arturo Tena <arturo@directmail.org> <filters@centauri.lci.ulsa.mx>, ole changes
Peter Brandstrom <peter.brandstrom@ericsson.com>, original wmf decompression
Martin Schwartz, <schwartz@cs.tu-berlin.de>, original laola for ole decodation
without which this would never have existed.
Richard Bradbury <rjb@oregan.net>, for telling me what was wrong with 64bit
platforms.
Martin Kalms <kalms@lysator.liu.se>, configure fix for sunos 4.1
Harry Shamansky (shamansky@adinc.com), irix makefile patch
OKUNISHI Fujikazu <fuji0924@mbox.kyoto-inet.or.jp>, configure additions for .exe
extension to mswordview under windows/dos/os2
Pavel.Roskin@ecsoft.co.uk, hpux makefile patch
Peter Silva <Peter.Silva@ec.gc.ca>, defensive patch
Pavel Machek <pavel@Elf.ucw.cz>, some buglet patches
diakka <diakka@staff.sinanet.com>, a make patch
Zachariah Baum <zack@studioarchetype.com>, little laola finding patch
Martin Vorlaender <martin@radiogaga.harz.de>, found a few piddling bugs that i would
never have found, while he was compiling it under (wait for it) VMS.
if ive forgotten anyone mail me.
mswordview/INSTALL 100644 764 764 34147 6707044444 13324 0 ustar caolan caolan MSWordView
==========
It should all work hunky dory from a ./configure followed by
make and make install, a few sample word 8 files to try this out
are included in the examples dir. Recommended libraries to also
install to convert wmf files are the zlib library and libwmf
library, read on for details and download locations.
Configure Options
=================
mswordview now requires zlib to be able to uncompress wmf files,
use
./configure --with-zlib=dir_above_zlibs_include&lib_dirs
if configure does not find zlib on its own, if configure
does not find zlib then mswordview will still make, but it'll
warn you about this feature loss. zlib can be found at
http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/zlib
mswordview also needs libwmf to be able to convert wmf files
to gif files for inclusion in the html output use
./configure --with-wmf==dir_above_libwmf_include&lib_dirs
if configure does not find libwmf on its own, if configure
does not find libwmf then mswordview will still make, but it'll
warn you that it can't convert those wmf's. libwmf can be
found at
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/docs/libwmf.html
mswordview also needs freetype to be able to allow libwmf to
output text in its conversion of wmf files to gif.
./configure --with-ttf=dir_above_ttf_includes&lib_dirs
it can be found at
http://www.freetype.org
*note* libwmf also has to be compiled with freetype support for this
to work.
In each case the dir argument to configure can either be the dir
*above* the include and lib dirs where the component can be found.
Or the actual dir where *both* the lib and include files exist.
But in general if you install zlib,libwmf and freetype, then you just have
to do
./configure
make
Compilation Problems
====================
(1) Make does nothing except complain
If for some reason the standard make didnt work i.e.
if make gives up without compiling a single thing then try
gmake -f Makefile
instead, this is a for systems with old make, like Irix for example.
(2) Cant install mswordview from a make install
If install fails due to some systems not allowing installs into user dirs
change the INSTALL variable in the Makefiles to the path of the included
install-sh, this is the kind of thing that happens on AIX.
(3) Final link fails with "undefined reference to `uncompress'"
Now there is one possible problem that i've come across, for some reason
on my old redhat4.2 system there was a libz.a in /usr/X11R6/lib that
mswordview was linking against rather than the correct one in /usr/lib.
To fix that i just deleted it :-). You can recognize this problem if the
make breaks like this at link time
gcc -lm -o mswordview mswordview.o laolareplace.old.o support.o list.o
piecetable.o stylesheet.o sprm.o blip.o utf.o init_chp.o field.o
formatting.o references.o gpprl.o papchpsep.o hyperlink.o decompresswmf.o
table.o annotations.o dop.o roman.o oledecod/oledecod.o -lz
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lgdwmf -lwmf -lxgd -ldib -lXpm -lttf
decompresswmf.o: In function `decompress':
decompresswmf.o(.text+0x211): undefined reference to `uncompress'
gmake: *** [mswordview] Error 1
The solution is to either delete /usr/X11R6/lib/libz.a or place -L/usr/lib
or -L/usr/local/lib (which ever one has libz.a in it) before -lz i.e
gcc -lm -o mswordview mswordview.o laolareplace.old.o support.o list.o
piecetable.o stylesheet.o sprm.o blip.o utf.o init_chp.o field.o
formatting.o references.o gpprl.o papchpsep.o hyperlink.o decompresswmf.o
table.o annotations.o dop.o roman.o oledecod/oledecod.o -L/usr/lib
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lgdwmf -lwmf -lxgd -ldib -lXpm -lttf
The current configure script is tweaked to attempt to work around this one
case of distribution madness, which im told is due to usage of the imake
system and gnuplot or something.
Supported Platforms
===================
Ive gotten this to work myself so far on Linux/AIX/Solaris/OSF1 and Windows
(for windows skip to windows section) and ive heard that irix/hpux/bsd also
work, and i had one report that with some magic it works on os/2. One mad
person ported it to AmigaOS, check the homepage for a link to that insanity.
MSWordView for Windows
======================
Its trivial to compile mswordview with the cygwin32 package, available from
www.cygnus.com. get that package and install it, then unpack mswordview and
run ./configure. then just add -DWINDOWS to the compiler flags are you are off.
i.e. change
CC = gcc
to
CC = gcc -DWINDOWS
The only thing that extra define does is change the / to \, in the scanning of a
command line so as to find the name of the word doc without the prepended path.
I haven't tried mswordview under windows since zlib or the wmblib library were
needed to be installed for full functionality, but i imagine that compiling them
under cygwin32 would go smoothly as well, let me know on that one.
Running MSWordView from Netscape
================================
theres some scripts in helper-scripts that were sent to me to
get netscape to use mswordview as a helper application. I dont
know anything about them, and they might not work, especially
as the program changes while they dont, but they are a useful
resource, i believe the nsopen nswordview are you're best bet
for this.
Support Files
=============
mswordview currently uses gifs to replace the wingding and symbol fonts
and a set of custom graphics for pattern backgrounds for tables, and some
graphics for end of a page, footnotes etc, so do the make install to put
them in the place that mswordview will reference them, or use the commandline
options to set their location.
MSWordView Crashes
==================
I don't believe you. You question the worthiness of my Code? I should kill
you where you stand!, but seriously, follow these steps to help me.
make clean first
add -g -DDEBUG to the flags to the c compiler to generate
a stack of debugging info if things go wrong for you.
if you get a crash please recompile mswordview with
CC options -g -DDEBUG, run and send the output to a temporary
file, and generate a core dump
for tcsh
limit core unlimited
and run again
then do
gdb mswordview core
and type
backtrace
send the output of gdb to me with the bugreport and the output
from the -DDEBUG mswordview and if possible send me the file that
mswordview crashed on as well. if the word file is particulary
big compress it for me please. please mention your platform and
mswordview version.
C.
HomePage and Contact Details
============================
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/docs/MSWordView.html
Caolan.McNamara@ul.ie
standard configure help file follows...
Basic Installation
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mswordview/Makefile.in 100644 764 764 10133 6720111302 14304 0 ustar caolan caolan EXEEXT = @EXEEXT@
LDFLAGS = @LDFLAGS@
LIBS = @ZLIB_LIBS@ @LIBS@ @WMF_LIBS@ @XPM_LIBS@ @TTF_LIBS@
GETOPT = @LIBOBJS@
CC = @CC@
LEX = @LEX@
SHELL=/bin/sh
RANLIB = @RANLIB@
AR = ar
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
@SET_MAKE@
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
srcdir = @srcdir@
bindir = @bindir@
libdir = @libdir@
mandir = @mandir@
includedir = @includedir@
PERL = @PERL@
CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@ @DEFS@ @ZLIB_CFLAGS@ -Ioledecod -I. @TTF_CFLAGS@ @WMF_CFLAGS@ -DTTFDIR=\"$(libdir)/mswordview/ttf\" -DCONFIGFILE=\"$(libdir)/mswordview/config-mswordview\" -DPATTERNDIR=\"file:$(libdir)/mswordview/patterns\" -DSYMBOLFONTDIR=\"file:$(libdir)/mswordview/symbolfont\" -DWINGDINGFONTDIR=\"file:$(libdir)/mswordview/wingdingfont\"
MKINSTALLDIRS = $(srcdir)/mkinstalldirs
SHELL = /bin/sh
.SUFFIXES: .C .o
MYOBJECTS = \
mswordview.o \
laolareplace.old.o \
support.o \
list.o \
piecetable.o \
stylesheet.o \
sprm.o \
blip.o \
utf.o \
init_chp.o \
field.o \
formatting.o \
references.o \
gpprl.o \
papchpsep.o \
hyperlink.o \
decompresswmf.o \
table.o \
annotations.o \
dop.o \
roman.o \
doc_limits.o \
fib.o \
frd.o \
atrd.o \
sed.o \
font.o \
ffn.o \
generic.o \
error.o \
SttbfAssoc.o \
summary.o \
filetime.o \
lex.yy.o
OLE = oledecod/oledecod.o
CRYPT = crypt/rc4.o crypt/md5.o
all: mswordview$(EXEEXT) wvSummary$(EXEEXT) wv-libconfig wv-incconfig
mswordview$(EXEEXT): main.o $(GETOPT) OLEDECODE libwv.a
$(CC) -o $@ main.o $(GETOPT) -L. -lwv $(OLE) $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS)
wvSummary$(EXEEXT): wvSummary.o $(GETOPT) OLEDECODE libwv.a
$(CC) -o $@ wvSummary.o $(GETOPT) -L. -lwv $(OLE) $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS)
wv-libconfig: Makefile
rm -f wv-libconfig
echo \#\!/bin/sh > wv-libconfig
echo echo -L $(libdir) -lwv $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS) >> wv-libconfig
wv-incconfig: Makefile
rm -f wv-incconfig
echo \#\!/bin/sh > wv-incconfig
echo echo @ZLIB_CFLAGS@ -I$(includedir) @WMF_CFLAGS@ >> wv-incconfig
lex.yy.c: parser.lex
$(LEX) parser.lex
testparse$(EXEEXT): testparse.o $(GETOPT) OLEDECODE libwv.a
$(CC) -o $@ testparse.o $(GETOPT) -L. -lwv $(OLE) $(LIBS) $(LDFLAGS)
support.o: support.c Makefile
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c
laolareplace.o: laolareplace.c Makefile
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c
libwv.a: $(MYOBJECTS)
$(AR) rc libwv.a $(MYOBJECTS)
$(RANLIB) libwv.a
OLEDECODE:
@echo making oledecod in oledecod
@(cd oledecod && $(MAKE)) || exit 1
CRYPTCODE:
@echo making rc4 in crypt
@(cd crypt && $(MAKE)) || exit 1
%.o: %.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c
cleansub:
@echo cleaning oledecod in oledecod
@(cd oledecod && $(MAKE) clean) || exit 1
clean: cleansub
rm -rf $(MYOBJECTS) $(GETOPT) mswordview$(EXEEXT) wvSummary$(EXEEXT) core a.out *.a
distclean: realcleansub
rm -rf config.cache config.status config.log Makefile config.h *.a *.o wv-incconfig wv-libconfig wvSummary$(EXEEXT) mswordview$(EXEEXT) core out* analyze/* .pure
realclean: distclean
rm -rf lex.yy.c
realcleansub:
@echo real cleaning oledecod in oledecod
@(cd oledecod && $(MAKE) realclean) || exit 1
installdirs:
$(MKINSTALLDIRS) $(bindir) \
$(mandir) \
$(mandir)/man1 \
$(libdir) \
$(libdir)/mswordview \
$(libdir)/mswordview/symbolfont \
$(libdir)/mswordview/wingdingfont \
$(libdir)/mswordview/patterns \
$(libdir)/mswordview/ttf
install: installdirs $(srcdir)/mswordview$(EXEEXT)
$(INSTALL) $(srcdir)/mswordview$(EXEEXT) $(bindir)/mswordview$(EXEEXT)
$(INSTALL) $(srcdir)/wv-libconfig $(bindir)/wv-libconfig
$(INSTALL) $(srcdir)/wv-incconfig $(bindir)/wv-incconfig
$(INSTALL_DATA) $(srcdir)/mswordview.1 $(mandir)/man1/
$(INSTALL_DATA) $(srcdir)/config-mswordview $(libdir)/mswordview/config-mswordview
for filename in symbolfont/*.gif; do \
$(INSTALL_DATA) $$filename $(libdir)/mswordview/symbolfont; \
done
for filename in wingdingfont/*.gif; do \
$(INSTALL_DATA) $$filename $(libdir)/mswordview/wingdingfont; \
done
for filename in patterns/*.gif patterns/*.jpg; do \
$(INSTALL_DATA) $$filename $(libdir)/mswordview/patterns; \
done
$(INSTALL_DATA) mswordview.h $(includedir)/wv.h
$(INSTALL_DATA) $(srcdir)/libwv.a $(libdir)/libwv.a
# DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE -- make depend depends on it.
mswordview/TESTING 100644 764 764 3133 6702643335 13301 0 ustar caolan caolan how i test
1) every now and then i run the testall.sh script over the incuded doc
files and a few selected trouble makers that ive received.
2) i have a set of supported features documents that display what
mswordview should be able to do, i regularly check these to see if theres
any feature rot.
3) occasionally i repeat the above test while using purify and identify
out of bounds and mem leaks.
4) once a week i run the huge test of (1) over the 300 megs of uploaded
documents that i have received on poor old skynet.csn.ul.ie, many of these
are not word 8 docs as people often upload rtf & word 6/7 & excel docs as
well, but its a good brute force test for crashes, but no good to see if
the conversion makes sense.
5) i scan through the comments tha uploaders make of their files to identify
trouble docs and visually scan the output, making changes if necessary.
some tools
i still use laola's lls to help me find errors, its a great piece of kit
to have. i also gives me other ole code to compare against the one thats
included in mswordview, if both of them cant decode a file, then theres
pretty good evidence that somethings buggered in the ole tables, when word
hangs on them as well, thats probably becomes definite.
never having gotten the hang of hexdump i use the little jhex script that
was posted in the linux-gazette at one stage as my hex reader. And theres
nothing like doing a diff on the text output of a hexdump to find what
changes between two versions of the same file, but with a different style
chosen.
purify is also the biz for tracking down mem leaks and uninitilized memory
elements.
mswordview/blip.c 100644 764 764 124262 6716645435 13412 0 ustar caolan caolan #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "config.h"
#include "mswordview.h"
extern FILE *outputfile;
extern FILE *erroroutput;
extern char *outputfilename;
extern char *imagesdir;
fsp_list *wvParseEscher(U32 fcDggInfo,U32 lcbDggInfo,FILE *escherstream,FILE *delaystream, fbse_list **pic_list);
int external_knowledge_0x01 = 0;/*when we magically know that we will not
be using a delay stream, i.e. big gobs of
emperical evidence, left external so that
if im wrong it'll be looking me in the face
*/
char failsafe[1];
extern int errno;
U16 idlist[NOOFIDS] = {0,0x216,0x3D4,0x542,0x6E0,0x46A,0x7A8,0x800};
long get_picture_header(U32 fcPic,FILE *data, U32 *len, U16 *datatype)
{
U8 i,j;
error(erroroutput,"seeking to %x\n",fcPic);
fseek(data,fcPic,SEEK_SET);
*len = read_32ubit(data);
error(erroroutput,"the no of bytes in this PIC is %d\n",*len);
i = getc(data);
error(erroroutput,"the no of bytes of the PIC is %x\n",i);
*datatype = read_16ubit(data);
error(erroroutput,"an mm is %x\n",*datatype);
error(erroroutput,"an mm is %x\n",read_16ubit(data));
error(erroroutput,"an mm is %x\n",read_16ubit(data));
error(erroroutput,"an mm is %x\n",read_16ubit(data));
for (j=0;j<(i-13);j++)
getc(data);
*len = *len - i;
return(ftell(data));
}
obj_by_spid * get_blips(U32 fcDggInfo,U32 lcbDggInfo,FILE *tablefd,FILE *mainfd,int *noofblips,int streamtype,obj_by_spid **realhead)
{
U16 element;
U32 len;
U32 fulllen=0;
U32 full02len=0;
U32 full00len=0;
long pos02;
long pos00;
U32 templen1;
U32 templen2;
U32 noofpics;
U32 offset;
int i;
FILE *graphic;
char *buffer=NULL;
obj_by_spid *head=NULL;
obj_by_spid *p=NULL;
char *imageprefix=NULL;
int currentspid=0;
U16 spids[1024];
char **names;
int *no;
char *names01[1024];
static char *names08[1024];
static int no01=0;
static int no08=0;
int decompressf=0;
int decodewmf=0;
U32 inlen=0;
U32 outlen=0;
U16 id;
U32 op;
U16 msofbh;
U16 extra=0;
U32 flags;
fsp_list *afsp_list;
fbse_list *afbse_list;
afsp_list = wvParseEscher(fcDggInfo,lcbDggInfo,tablefd,mainfd,&afbse_list);
wvGetSPID(0x402,afsp_list,afbse_list);
while(afsp_list != NULL)
{
error(erroroutput,"test spid is %x\n",afsp_list->afsp.spid);
afsp_list = afsp_list->next;
}
*noofblips=0;
if (imagesdir == NULL)
{
imageprefix = malloc(strlen(outputfilename)+1);
if (imageprefix == NULL)
{
fprintf(erroroutput,"arrgh, no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
strcpy(imageprefix,outputfilename);
}
else
{
imageprefix = malloc(strlen(imagesdir)+2+strlen(ms_basename(outputfilename)));
if (imageprefix == NULL)
{
fprintf(erroroutput,"arrgh, no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
sprintf(imageprefix,"%s/%s",imagesdir,ms_basename(outputfilename));
}
if (streamtype == 0x01)
{
mainfd=tablefd;
names=names01;
no = &no01;
memset(names, 0, 1024);
}
else
{
names=names08;
no = &no08;
}
if ( (*no) == 0)
memset(names, 0, 1024);
if ((realhead != NULL) && (*realhead != NULL))
{
error(erroroutput,"adding onto an existing list\n");
p=*realhead;
head=*realhead;
error(erroroutput,"REAL TEST, filename is %s\n",(*realhead)->filename);
error(erroroutput,"head isnt null here\n");
error(erroroutput,"TEST, no is %d, filename is %s\n",*no,p->filename);
while (p->next != NULL)
p = p->next;
}
fseek(tablefd,fcDggInfo,SEEK_SET);
while(fulllen < lcbDggInfo)
{
error(erroroutput,"at this moment fullen is %d, lcbDggInfo is %d, pos is %x, streamtype is %d\n",fulllen,lcbDggInfo,ftell(tablefd),streamtype);
msofbh = read_16ubit(tablefd);
element = read_16ubit(tablefd);
len = read_32ubit(tablefd);
fulllen+=8;
error(erroroutput,"len is %x, element is %x\n",len,element);
error(erroroutput,"dec, fullen is %d, lcbDggInfo is %d\n",fulllen,lcbDggInfo);
switch (element)
{
case 0xf000:
error(erroroutput,"f000 here\n");
pos00 = ftell(tablefd);
full00len=0;
templen2 = len;
while (full00len < templen2)
{
error(erroroutput,"at this moment full00en is %d, templen is %d\n",full00len,templen2);
msofbh = read_16ubit(tablefd);
element = read_16ubit(tablefd);
len = read_32ubit(tablefd);
full00len+=8;
error(erroroutput,"len is %x, element is %x\n",len,element);
error(erroroutput,"dec, fullen is %d, lcbDggInfo is %d\n",full00len,lcbDggInfo);
switch (element)
{
case 0xf006:
error(erroroutput,"1-->%d\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"2-->%d\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"3-->%d\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
noofpics = read_32ubit(tablefd);
full00len+=16;
error(erroroutput,"there are %d pics visible\n",noofpics);
/*
for (i=0;i<noofpics;i++)
{
read_32ubit(tablefd);
read_32ubit(tablefd);
full00len+=8;
}
*/
for (i=16;i<len;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full00len++;
}
break;
case 0xf00b:
id = read_16ubit(tablefd);
op = read_32ubit(tablefd);
error(erroroutput,"id is %x\n",id);
error(erroroutput,"op is %x\n",op);
full00len+=6;
if ((id & 0x4000) && (!(id & 0x8000)))
{
error(erroroutput,"talking about blit id of %x,mine %x\n",op,id&0x3fff);
p->filename=names[op-1];
if (p->filename==NULL)
{
/*
this means that there was no blip in the blip store to match with this,
from looking at it it looks like this means that there will be data in
the client data to fill this blank
so im going to temporarily allow a temp in the filename when we come
to blips to be assigned
*/
}
}
if (p==NULL)
error(erroroutput,"SO p is NULL\n");
else if (p->filename == NULL)
error(erroroutput,"SO p->filenamae is NULL\n");
else
error(erroroutput,"SO spid %x has a filename of %s\n",p->spid,p->filename);
for(i=0;i<len-6;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full00len++;
}
break;
case 0xf001: /*container for pics*/
break;
case 0xf007: /*a pic, yeah!!*/
error(erroroutput,"window pic type is %d\n",getc(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"mac pic type is %d\n",getc(tablefd));
full00len+=2;
for(i=0;i<18;i++)
getc(tablefd);
full00len+=18;
error(erroroutput,"pic data len is (%x)\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"blid no is %d\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
offset = read_32ubit(tablefd);
full00len+=12;
error(erroroutput,"file offset into main stream is %x\n",offset);
read_32ubit(tablefd);
full00len+=4;
buffer = malloc(strlen("-graphic100-mswv.tiff")+80+strlen(imageprefix));
if (buffer==NULL)
{
fprintf(erroroutput,"no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
error(erroroutput,"were at %x\n",ftell(tablefd));
if ((offset != 0xffffffffUL) || (streamtype == 0x01))
{
if (streamtype == 0x08)
fseek(mainfd,offset,SEEK_SET);
error(erroroutput,"were at %x\n",ftell(mainfd));
msofbh = read_16ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"msofbh is %x, inst is %x\n",msofbh ,msofbh>> 4);
msofbh = msofbh >> 4;
extra=0;
for (i=0;i<NOOFIDS;i++)
{
if ((msofbh ^ idlist[i]) == 1)
{
error(erroroutput,"extra 16\n");
extra=16;
}
}
element = read_16ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"element is %x\n",element);
len = read_32ubit(mainfd);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=8;
error(erroroutput,"graphic len is %x, pos is %x\n",len,ftell(mainfd));
if ((element >= 0xf018) && (element <= 0xf117))
{
switch (element - 0xf018)
{
case 6:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"png");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(17+extra);
break;
case 5:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"jpg");
error(erroroutput,"extra is %d\n",extra);
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(17+extra);
error(erroroutput,"jpg the current pos of the beast is %x\n",ftell(mainfd));
break;
case 4:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"pict");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(17+extra);
break;
case 3:
decompressf = setdecom();
if (decompressf)
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"wmf");
else
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"wmf.lz");
decodewmf=1;
for(i=0;i<(16+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
outlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"uncompressed size would be %d\n",outlen);
for(i=0;i<24;i++)
getc(mainfd);
inlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"compressed size is %d\n",inlen);
error(erroroutput,"compression is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
error(erroroutput,"filter is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
len-=(50+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(50+extra);
break;
case 2:
decompressf = setdecom();
if (decompressf)
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"emf");
else
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"emf.lz");
for(i=0;i<(16+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
outlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"uncompressed size would be %d\n",outlen);
for(i=0;i<24;i++)
getc(mainfd);
inlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"compressed size is %d\n",inlen);
error(erroroutput,"compression is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
error(erroroutput,"filter is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
len-=(50+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(50+extra);
break;
case 7:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"dib");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len+=(17+extra);
break;
default:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic-dontknow%d-mswv-%d.jpg",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype);
len=0;
break;
}
error(erroroutput,"this the current pos of the beast is %x\n",ftell(mainfd));
if (decompressf)
/*
graphic = tmpfile();
*/
graphic = fopen("/tmp/test.wmf.lzzed","w+b");
else
graphic = fopen(buffer,"wb");
if (graphic == NULL)
{
error(erroroutput,"warning couldnt create file %s, ignoring \n(failure was :%s)\n",buffer,strerror(errno));
for (i=0;i<len;i++)
{
getc(mainfd);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len++;
}
}
else
{
error(erroroutput,"len changed to %d\n",len);
for (i=0;i<len;i++)
{
putc(getc(mainfd),graphic);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
full00len++;
}
if (decompressf)
{
fflush(graphic);
rewind(graphic);
decompress(graphic,buffer,inlen,outlen);
decompressf=0;
}
fclose(graphic);
if (decodewmf)
convertwmf(buffer);
}
}
if (buffer!=NULL)
names[(*no)++] = buffer;
else
(*no)++;
error(erroroutput,"name is %s, index %d\n",names[(*no)-1],(*no)-1);
error(erroroutput,"blit no %d is filename %s\n",*no,names[(*no)-1]);
if (p != NULL)
if (p->filename == NULL)
p->filename = buffer;
error(erroroutput,"THE FILENAME is %s\n",buffer);
}
else
{
error(erroroutput,"would have been %s-graphic-badoffset%d-mswv.jpg",imageprefix,(*no)+1);
error(erroroutput,"THE FILENAME is %s\n",buffer);
free(buffer);
}
error(erroroutput,"location is %x\n",ftell(tablefd));
break;
default:
error(erroroutput,"unrecognized element %x len is %d\n",element,len);
error(erroroutput,"were here at %x\n",ftell(tablefd));
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full00len++;
}
break;
}
}
templen2++;
fulllen+=templen2;
pos00+=templen2;
error(erroroutput,"the position to seek to is fulllen is %d,%x\n",fulllen,pos00);
fseek(tablefd,pos00,SEEK_SET);
break;
case 0xf002: /*container for page or something*/
error(erroroutput,"f002 here\n");
pos02 = ftell(tablefd);
full02len=0;
templen1 = len;
while (full02len < templen1)
{
error(erroroutput,"at this moment full02en is %d, templen is %d\n",full02len,templen1);
msofbh = read_16ubit(tablefd);
element = read_16ubit(tablefd);
len = read_32ubit(tablefd);
full02len+=8;
error(erroroutput,"len is %x, element is %x\n",len,element);
error(erroroutput,"dec, fullen is %d, lcbDggInfo is %d\n",full02len,lcbDggInfo);
switch (element)
{
case 0xf008: /*msofbtDg*/
read_32ubit(tablefd);
read_32ubit(tablefd);
full02len+=8;
break;
case 0xf003: /*container for many shapes*/
break;
case 0xf004: /*container for a shape*/
break;
case 0xf00a:
spids[currentspid++] = read_32ubit(tablefd);
error(erroroutput,"The ID of this ENTITY is %x\n",spids[currentspid-1]);
/*
this is the identity of the object, the real spid as far
as im concerned, following this will be the shape property
table that will have a list of blits associated with
this id, (referred to by an index into the previous blit
table)
*/
flags = read_32ubit(tablefd);
error(erroroutput,"flags is %x\n",flags);
if (head == NULL)
{
head = (obj_by_spid*) malloc(sizeof(obj_by_spid));
error(erroroutput,"head is null\n");
if (head == NULL)
{
error(erroroutput,"no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
p = head;
}
else
{
p->next = (obj_by_spid*) malloc(sizeof(obj_by_spid));
error(erroroutput,"head is not null\n");
if (p->next == NULL)
{
error(erroroutput,"no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
p = p->next;
}
p->spid = spids[currentspid-1];
/*
p->filename = failsafe;
*/
p->filename = NULL;
p->next = NULL;
(*noofblips)++;
full02len+=8;
for(i=0;i<len-8;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full02len++;
}
break;
case 0xf00b:
id = read_16ubit(tablefd);
op = read_32ubit(tablefd);
error(erroroutput,"id is %x\n",id);
error(erroroutput,"op is %x\n",op);
if ((id & 0x4000) && (!(id & 0x8000)))
{
error(erroroutput,"talking about blit id of %x,mine %x\n",op,id&0x3fff);
p->filename=names[op-1];
if (p->filename==NULL)
{
/*
this means that there was no blip in the blip store to match with this,
from looking at it it looks like this means that there will be data in
the client data to fill this blank
so im going to temporarily allow a temp in the filename when we come
to blips to be assigned
*/
}
}
if (p==NULL)
error(erroroutput,"SO p is NULL\n");
else if (p->filename == NULL)
error(erroroutput,"SO p->filenamae is NULL\n");
else
error(erroroutput,"SO spid %x has a filename of %s\n",p->spid,p->filename);
full02len+=6;
for(i=0;i<len-6;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full02len++;
}
break;
default:
error(erroroutput,"unrecognized element %x len is %d\n",element,len);
error(erroroutput,"were here at %x\n",ftell(tablefd));
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
getc(tablefd);
full02len++;
}
break;
}
}
templen1++;
fulllen+=templen1;
pos02+=templen1;
error(erroroutput,"the position to seek to is fulllen %d,%x\n",fulllen,pos02);
fseek(tablefd,pos02,SEEK_SET);
break;
case 0xf005: /*container for shape rules*/
break;
case 0xf004: /*container for a shape*/
break;
case 0xf007: /*a pic, yeah!!*/
error(erroroutput,"window pic type is %d\n",getc(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"mac pic type is %d\n",getc(tablefd));
fulllen+=2;
for(i=0;i<18;i++)
getc(tablefd);
fulllen+=18;
error(erroroutput,"pic data len is (%x)\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
error(erroroutput,"blid no is %d\n",read_32ubit(tablefd));
offset = read_32ubit(tablefd);
fulllen+=12;
error(erroroutput,"file offset into main stream is %x\n",offset);
read_32ubit(tablefd);
fulllen+=4;
buffer = malloc(strlen("-graphic100-mswv.tiff")+80+strlen(imageprefix));
if (buffer==NULL)
{
fprintf(erroroutput,"no mem\n");
exit(-1);
}
error(erroroutput,"were at %x\n",ftell(tablefd));
if ((offset != 0xffffffffUL) || (streamtype == 0x01))
{
if (streamtype == 0x08)
fseek(mainfd,offset,SEEK_SET);
error(erroroutput,"were at %x\n",ftell(mainfd));
msofbh = read_16ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"element is %x, inst is %x\n",msofbh ,msofbh>> 4);
msofbh = msofbh >> 4;
extra=0;
for (i=0;i<NOOFIDS;i++)
{
if ((msofbh ^ idlist[i]) == 1)
{
error(erroroutput,"extra 16\n");
extra=16;
}
}
element = read_16ubit(mainfd);
len = read_32ubit(mainfd);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=8;
error(erroroutput,"graphic len is %x, element is %x\n",len,element);
if ((element >= 0xf018) && (element <= 0xf117))
{
switch (element - 0xf018)
{
case 6:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"png");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(17+extra);
break;
case 5:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"jpg");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(17+extra);
break;
case 4:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"pict");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(17+extra);
break;
case 3:
decompressf = setdecom();
if (decompressf)
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"wmf");
else
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"wmf.lz");
decodewmf=1;
for(i=0;i<(16+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
outlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"uncompressed size would be %d\n",outlen);
for(i=0;i<24;i++)
getc(mainfd);
inlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"compressed size is %d\n",inlen);
error(erroroutput,"compression is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
error(erroroutput,"filter is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
len-=(50+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(50+extra);
break;
case 2:
decompressf = setdecom();
if (decompressf)
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"emf");
else
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"emf.lz");
for(i=0;i<(16+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
outlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"uncompressed size would be %d\n",outlen);
for(i=0;i<24;i++)
getc(mainfd);
inlen = read_32ubit(mainfd);
error(erroroutput,"compressed size is %d\n",inlen);
error(erroroutput,"compression is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
error(erroroutput,"filter is %d\n",getc(mainfd));
len-=(50+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(50+extra);
break;
case 7:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic%d-mswv-%d.%s",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype,"dib");
for(i=0;i<(17+extra);i++)
getc(mainfd);
len-=(17+extra);
if (streamtype == 0x01)
fulllen+=(17+extra);
break;
default:
sprintf(buffer,"%s-graphic-dontknow%d-mswv-%d.jpg",imageprefix,(*no)+1,streamtype);
len=0;
break;
}
error(errorou 