xref: /haiku/src/apps/mediaplayer/support/FileReadWrite.cpp (revision c8ccdf52032feea5e7853631dee57cf7f6302c5d)

/*
 * Copyright 2008, Haiku.
 * Distributed under the terms of the MIT License.
 *
 * Authors:
 *		Michael Pfeiffer 	<laplace@users.sourceforge.net>
 *		Fredrik Modéen		<fredrik@modeen.se>
 */
#include "FileReadWrite.h"

#include <UTF8.h>
#include <Path.h>


FileReadWrite::FileReadWrite(BFile* file, int32 sourceEncoding)
	: fFile(file),
	  fSourceEncoding(sourceEncoding),
	  fPositionInBuffer(0),
	  fAmtRead(0)
{}


void
FileReadWrite::SetEncoding(int32 sourceEncoding)
{
	fSourceEncoding = sourceEncoding;
}


uint32
FileReadWrite::GetEncoding() const
{
	return fSourceEncoding;
}


status_t
FileReadWrite::Write(const BString& contents) const
{
	ssize_t written = fFile->Write(contents.String(), contents.Length());
	if (written != contents.Length())
		return written < 0 ? (status_t)written : B_IO_ERROR;

	return B_OK;
}


bool
FileReadWrite::Next(BString& string)
{
	// Fill up the buffer with the first chunk of data
	if (fPositionInBuffer == 0)
		fAmtRead = fFile->Read(&fBuffer, sizeof(fBuffer));
	while (fAmtRead > 0) {
		while (fPositionInBuffer < fAmtRead) {
			// Return true if we hit a newline or the end of the file
			// TODO: If the source file is expected to have different encoding,
			// don't we need to check for the line endings in that encoding?!
			if (fBuffer[fPositionInBuffer] == '\n') {
				fPositionInBuffer++;
				if (fSourceEncoding != -1) {
					int32 state = 0;
					int32 bufferLen = string.Length();
					int32 destBufferLen = bufferLen;
					char destination[destBufferLen];
					convert_to_utf8(fSourceEncoding, string.String(),
						&bufferLen, destination, &destBufferLen, &state);
					string = destination;
				}
				return true;
			}
			// TODO: Adding one char at a time is very inefficient!
			string += fBuffer[fPositionInBuffer];
			fPositionInBuffer++;
		}

		// Once the buffer runs out, grab some more and start again
		fAmtRead = fFile->Read(&fBuffer, sizeof(fBuffer));
		fPositionInBuffer = 0;
	}
	return false;
}