windows-pr 1.1.2 → 1.1.3

data/MANIFEST

@@ -1,65 +1,65 @@
-* CHANGES
-* MANIFEST
-* README
-* Rakefile
-* windows-pr.gemspec
-
-* doc/conversion_guide.txt
-
-* lib/windows/clipboard.rb
-* lib/windows/console.rb
-* lib/windows/device_io.rb
-* lib/windows/directory.rb
-* lib/windows/error.rb
-* lib/windows/eventlog.rb
-* lib/windows/file_mapping.rb
-* lib/windows/file.rb
-* lib/windows/filesystem.rb
-* lib/windows/handle.rb
-* lib/windows/library.rb
-* lib/windows/limits.rb
-* lib/windows/mailslot.rb
-* lib/windows/memory.rb
-* lib/windows/national.rb
-* lib/windows/nio.rb
-* lib/windows/network_management.rb
-* lib/windows/path.rb
-* lib/windows/pipe.rb
-* lib/windows/process.rb
-* lib/windows/registry.rb
-* lib/windows/security.rb
-* lib/windows/service.rb
-* lib/windows/shell.rb
-* lib/windows/sound.rb
-* lib/windows/synchronize.rb
-* lib/windows/system_info.rb
-* lib/windows/time.rb
-* lib/windows/unicode.rb
-* lib/windows/volume.rb
-* lib/windows/window.rb
-
-* lib/windows/com/automation.rb
-
-* lib/windows/gdi/bitmap.rb
-* lib/windows/gdi/device_context.rb
-* lib/windows/gdi/painting_drawing.rb
-
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/buffer.rb
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/directory.rb
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/file.rb
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/io.rb
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/string.rb
-* lib/windows/msvcrt/time.rb
-
-* lib/windows/network/management.rb
-* lib/windows/network/snmp.rb
-* lib/windows/network/winsock.rb
-
-* lib/windows/ntfs/winternl.rb
-
-* lib/windows/window/classes.rb
-* lib/windows/window/dialog.rb
-* lib/windows/window/menu.rb
-* lib/windows/window/message.rb
-* lib/windows/window/properties.rb
-* lib/windows/window/timer.rb
+* CHANGES
+* MANIFEST
+* README
+* Rakefile
+* windows-pr.gemspec
+
+* doc/conversion_guide.txt
+
+* lib/windows/clipboard.rb
+* lib/windows/console.rb
+* lib/windows/device_io.rb
+* lib/windows/directory.rb
+* lib/windows/error.rb
+* lib/windows/eventlog.rb
+* lib/windows/file_mapping.rb
+* lib/windows/file.rb
+* lib/windows/filesystem.rb
+* lib/windows/handle.rb
+* lib/windows/library.rb
+* lib/windows/limits.rb
+* lib/windows/mailslot.rb
+* lib/windows/memory.rb
+* lib/windows/national.rb
+* lib/windows/nio.rb
+* lib/windows/network_management.rb
+* lib/windows/path.rb
+* lib/windows/pipe.rb
+* lib/windows/process.rb
+* lib/windows/registry.rb
+* lib/windows/security.rb
+* lib/windows/service.rb
+* lib/windows/shell.rb
+* lib/windows/sound.rb
+* lib/windows/synchronize.rb
+* lib/windows/system_info.rb
+* lib/windows/time.rb
+* lib/windows/unicode.rb
+* lib/windows/volume.rb
+* lib/windows/window.rb
+
+* lib/windows/com/automation.rb
+
+* lib/windows/gdi/bitmap.rb
+* lib/windows/gdi/device_context.rb
+* lib/windows/gdi/painting_drawing.rb
+
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/buffer.rb
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/directory.rb
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/file.rb
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/io.rb
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/string.rb
+* lib/windows/msvcrt/time.rb
+
+* lib/windows/network/management.rb
+* lib/windows/network/snmp.rb
+* lib/windows/network/winsock.rb
+
+* lib/windows/ntfs/winternl.rb
+
+* lib/windows/window/classes.rb
+* lib/windows/window/dialog.rb
+* lib/windows/window/menu.rb
+* lib/windows/window/message.rb
+* lib/windows/window/properties.rb
+* lib/windows/window/timer.rb

data/README

@@ -1,149 +1,149 @@
-== Description
-  A collection of Windows functions predefined for you via Win32::API.
-  Hence the 'pr', for 'Pure Ruby'.
-   
-== Synopsis
-  require 'windows/path'
-   
-  class Foo
-    include Windows::Path
-  
-    if PathIsRoot.call("C:\\") > 0
-      ...
-    end
-      
-    # or
-     
-    if PathIsRoot("C:\\")
-      ...
-    end
-  end
-   
-== Installation
-  gem install windows-pr
-   
-== Methods
-  Each of the various files included as part of this package provide a series
-  of constants corresponding to the equivalent Windows API function and
-  related numeric constants.  For example, if you require 'windows/path',
-  you now have PathIsRoot, PathIsUNC, etc, available to you as Win32::API
-  objects in the form of constants.
-   
-  A wrapper has been provided for each method in order to avoid the
-  Win32::API#call method. So, instead of PathIsRoot.call(path) you can
-  invoke it as PathIsRoot(path). If the original function is lower case
-  then the wrapper method is lower case as well.  For example, instead of
-  doing 'Memcpy.call(dest, src, size)' you can do 'memcpy(dest, src, size)'.
-   
-  Remember boys and girls, if you write 'PathIsRoot', you're referring to
-  the constant. If you write 'PathIsRoot()', you're calling the wrapper
-  method.
-   
-  Boolean methods automatically perform a check for success or failure. So,
-  instead of having to do something like 'if PathIsRoot(path) > 0' you can
-  just do 'if PathIsRoot(path)'. However, I do not add this nicety for the
-  MSVCRT functions that return int's because some functions have multiple
-  return values which you may want to inspect. So, rather than making you
-  guess, I have simply declared that you must inspect return values manually
-  for any MSVCRT module.
-   
-  Source files contain related functions, by topic. For example, the
-  clipboard.rb file contains clipboard related functions, such as
-  CloseClipboard(), as well as constants such as CF_TEXT, CF_BITMAP, etc.
-   
-== Wide character functions
-  I decided that the $KCODE handling was a bad idea, so most of the $KCODE
-  handling has been removed. The only methods that change their behavior
-  based on $KCODE are the multi_to_wide and wide_to_multi helper methods
-  in the Windows::Unicode module. If $KCODE is set to UTF8, then the code
-  point used is CP_UTF8. Otherwise, CP_ACP is used.
-  
-  The modules all come with explicit ANSI and Wide (Unicode) functions,
-  when available from MS Windows. By default, a function without an explicit
-  'A' at the end of the function name uses the ANSI version. It is up to you
-  to use the wide ('W') functions explicitly if you wish.
-  
-== Platform specific functions
-  Not all functions are defined on all platforms. For example, the
-   AttachConsole() function is only defined on Windows XP and later. If you
-  eed to conditionally test for its existence, simply use the 'defined?'
-  method:
-   
-  if defined? AttachConsole
-    # Do something
-  else
-    # Do something else
-  end
-   
-== Where are the tests, dude?
-  While I've made some effort to test these functions, there are simply too
-  many for me to effectively test them all. We're ultimately talking about
-  hundreds, if not thousands, of functions, and I don't know what all of them
-  actually do. That being said, I will add tests where and when I can.
-   
-  If you find that I've declared the function prototype wrong for a given
-  function, please let me know ASAP and I'll fix it.  An example program
-  demonstrating the problem would be helpful, too.  Or, if you'd just like
-  to contribute some test cases, that's fine as well.
-     
-== What's the point?
-  I became tired of redefining Windows functions over and over whenever I
-  wanted to use the Win32API library. I thought it would be very handy to
-  have them predefined for me in a library with convenient wrapper methods
-  to boot.
-   
-  While it's true that Moonwolf has a library on the RAA that includes many
-  of these functions defined already, there are a few issues with it. First,
-  it puts *every* function and constant in one or two files. That's a waste
-  of memory, hard to organize & maintain, and impossible to test. Second,
-  some of his function declarations are wrong. Third, some of the functions
-  I needed for my own projects are missing. Fourth, there's no gem. Lastly,
-  I haven't seen an update in over 6 years, which leads me to believe it is
-  no longer maintained.
-   
-== Hey, I'm missing function X!
-  I have only defined a small subset of the overall Windows API. It would
-  take me years to define them *all*. I defined the ones I needed first,
-  plus some that I thought would be useful to others. I will continue to
-  add functions in my spare time, or (especially) by request.
-   
-== Bugs
-  None that I'm aware of. Please report any bugs on the project page at
-  http://www.rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils.
-   
-  The only real bugs you could find are either bad prototype declarations
-  or bad constant values.  Sometimes I forget to wrap functions properly
-  that may not be defined on older Windows platforms.  But, please report
-  any of these issues on the project page should you stumble into them.
-   
-== Known Issues
-  In some cases the MSDN docs are wrong, and we have to learn it the hard
-  way. If you should happen to find a documentation bug on their site,
-  please contact them and let them know. They're generally good about fixing
-  them.
-   
-  In other cases library functions are not exported by the dll. For example,
-  my version of shlwapi.dll does not export the PathIsHTMLFile() function,
-  despite being well past the minimum version for that DLL. There is nothing
-  you or I can do about it short of rebuilding the DLL file from scratch
-  and/or reporting the issue to Microsoft.
-   
-== Supported Platforms
-  I only support the Windows NT family of Windows, and then only Windows
-  2000 and later.
-   
-== License
-  Artistic 2.0
-   
-== Warranty
-  This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
-  implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
-  warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
-
-== Copyright
-  (C) 2006-2010, Daniel J. Berger
-  All Rights Reserved
-   
-== Author(s)
-  Daniel Berger
-  Park Heesob
+== Description
+  A collection of Windows functions predefined for you via Win32::API.
+  Hence the 'pr', for 'Pure Ruby'.
+   
+== Synopsis
+  require 'windows/path'
+   
+  class Foo
+    include Windows::Path
+  
+    if PathIsRoot.call("C:\\") > 0
+      ...
+    end
+      
+    # or
+     
+    if PathIsRoot("C:\\")
+      ...
+    end
+  end
+   
+== Installation
+  gem install windows-pr
+   
+== Methods
+  Each of the various files included as part of this package provide a series
+  of constants corresponding to the equivalent Windows API function and
+  related numeric constants.  For example, if you require 'windows/path',
+  you now have PathIsRoot, PathIsUNC, etc, available to you as Win32::API
+  objects in the form of constants.
+   
+  A wrapper has been provided for each method in order to avoid the
+  Win32::API#call method. So, instead of PathIsRoot.call(path) you can
+  invoke it as PathIsRoot(path). If the original function is lower case
+  then the wrapper method is lower case as well.  For example, instead of
+  doing 'Memcpy.call(dest, src, size)' you can do 'memcpy(dest, src, size)'.
+   
+  Remember boys and girls, if you write 'PathIsRoot', you're referring to
+  the constant. If you write 'PathIsRoot()', you're calling the wrapper
+  method.
+   
+  Boolean methods automatically perform a check for success or failure. So,
+  instead of having to do something like 'if PathIsRoot(path) > 0' you can
+  just do 'if PathIsRoot(path)'. However, I do not add this nicety for the
+  MSVCRT functions that return int's because some functions have multiple
+  return values which you may want to inspect. So, rather than making you
+  guess, I have simply declared that you must inspect return values manually
+  for any MSVCRT module.
+   
+  Source files contain related functions, by topic. For example, the
+  clipboard.rb file contains clipboard related functions, such as
+  CloseClipboard(), as well as constants such as CF_TEXT, CF_BITMAP, etc.
+   
+== Wide character functions
+  I decided that the $KCODE handling was a bad idea, so most of the $KCODE
+  handling has been removed. The only methods that change their behavior
+  based on $KCODE are the multi_to_wide and wide_to_multi helper methods
+  in the Windows::Unicode module. If $KCODE is set to UTF8, then the code
+  point used is CP_UTF8. Otherwise, CP_ACP is used.
+  
+  The modules all come with explicit ANSI and Wide (Unicode) functions,
+  when available from MS Windows. By default, a function without an explicit
+  'A' at the end of the function name uses the ANSI version. It is up to you
+  to use the wide ('W') functions explicitly if you wish.
+  
+== Platform specific functions
+  Not all functions are defined on all platforms. For example, the
+   AttachConsole() function is only defined on Windows XP and later. If you
+  eed to conditionally test for its existence, simply use the 'defined?'
+  method:
+   
+  if defined? AttachConsole
+    # Do something
+  else
+    # Do something else
+  end
+   
+== Where are the tests, dude?
+  While I've made some effort to test these functions, there are simply too
+  many for me to effectively test them all. We're ultimately talking about
+  hundreds, if not thousands, of functions, and I don't know what all of them
+  actually do. That being said, I will add tests where and when I can.
+   
+  If you find that I've declared the function prototype wrong for a given
+  function, please let me know ASAP and I'll fix it.  An example program
+  demonstrating the problem would be helpful, too.  Or, if you'd just like
+  to contribute some test cases, that's fine as well.
+     
+== What's the point?
+  I became tired of redefining Windows functions over and over whenever I
+  wanted to use the Win32API library. I thought it would be very handy to
+  have them predefined for me in a library with convenient wrapper methods
+  to boot.
+   
+  While it's true that Moonwolf has a library on the RAA that includes many
+  of these functions defined already, there are a few issues with it. First,
+  it puts *every* function and constant in one or two files. That's a waste
+  of memory, hard to organize & maintain, and impossible to test. Second,
+  some of his function declarations are wrong. Third, some of the functions
+  I needed for my own projects are missing. Fourth, there's no gem. Lastly,
+  I haven't seen an update in over 6 years, which leads me to believe it is
+  no longer maintained.
+   
+== Hey, I'm missing function X!
+  I have only defined a small subset of the overall Windows API. It would
+  take me years to define them *all*. I defined the ones I needed first,
+  plus some that I thought would be useful to others. I will continue to
+  add functions in my spare time, or (especially) by request.
+   
+== Bugs
+  None that I'm aware of. Please report any bugs on the project page at
+  http://www.rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils.
+   
+  The only real bugs you could find are either bad prototype declarations
+  or bad constant values.  Sometimes I forget to wrap functions properly
+  that may not be defined on older Windows platforms.  But, please report
+  any of these issues on the project page should you stumble into them.
+   
+== Known Issues
+  In some cases the MSDN docs are wrong, and we have to learn it the hard
+  way. If you should happen to find a documentation bug on their site,
+  please contact them and let them know. They're generally good about fixing
+  them.
+   
+  In other cases library functions are not exported by the dll. For example,
+  my version of shlwapi.dll does not export the PathIsHTMLFile() function,
+  despite being well past the minimum version for that DLL. There is nothing
+  you or I can do about it short of rebuilding the DLL file from scratch
+  and/or reporting the issue to Microsoft.
+   
+== Supported Platforms
+  I only support the Windows NT family of Windows, and then only Windows
+  2000 and later.
+   
+== License
+  Artistic 2.0
+   
+== Warranty
+  This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
+  implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
+  warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
+
+== Copyright
+  (C) 2006-2010, Daniel J. Berger
+  All Rights Reserved
+   
+== Author(s)
+  Daniel Berger
+  Park Heesob

data/Rakefile

@@ -1,52 +1,52 @@
-require 'rake'
-require 'rake/clean'
-require 'rake/testtask'
-
-CLEAN << FileList['*.gem']
-
-namespace 'gem' do
-  desc 'Build the windows-pr gem'
-  task :build do
-    spec = eval(IO.read('windows-pr.gemspec'))
-    Gem::Builder.new(spec).build
-  end
-
-  desc 'Install the windows-pr gem'
-  task :install => [:build] do
-    file = Dir["*.gem"].first
-    sh "gem install #{file}"
-  end
-end
-
-namespace 'test' do
-  Rake::TestTask.new('all') do |t|
-    t.warning = true
-    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc*']
-  end
-
-  Rake::TestTask.new('clipboard') do |t|
-    t.warning = true
-    t.verbose = true
-    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_clipboard.rb']
-  end
-
-  Rake::TestTask.new('synchronize') do |t|
-    t.warning = true
-    t.verbose = true
-    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_synchronize.rb']
-  end
-
-  Rake::TestTask.new('unicode') do |t|
-    t.warning = true
-    t.verbose = true
-    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_unicode.rb']
-  end
-
-  Rake::TestTask.new('volume') do |t|
-    t.warning = true
-    t.verbose = true
-    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_volume.rb']
-  end
-end
-
-task :default => 'test:all'
+require 'rake'
+require 'rake/clean'
+require 'rake/testtask'
+
+CLEAN << FileList['*.gem']
+
+namespace 'gem' do
+  desc 'Build the windows-pr gem'
+  task :create do
+    spec = eval(IO.read('windows-pr.gemspec'))
+    Gem::Builder.new(spec).build
+  end
+
+  desc 'Install the windows-pr gem'
+  task :install => [:create] do
+    file = Dir["*.gem"].first
+    sh "gem install #{file}"
+  end
+end
+
+namespace 'test' do
+  Rake::TestTask.new('all') do |t|
+    t.warning = true
+    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc*']
+  end
+
+  Rake::TestTask.new('clipboard') do |t|
+    t.warning = true
+    t.verbose = true
+    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_clipboard.rb']
+  end
+
+  Rake::TestTask.new('synchronize') do |t|
+    t.warning = true
+    t.verbose = true
+    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_synchronize.rb']
+  end
+
+  Rake::TestTask.new('unicode') do |t|
+    t.warning = true
+    t.verbose = true
+    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_unicode.rb']
+  end
+
+  Rake::TestTask.new('volume') do |t|
+    t.warning = true
+    t.verbose = true
+    t.test_files = FileList['test/tc_volume.rb']
+  end
+end
+
+task :default => 'test:all'