PackStrings.c File Reference

#include <apitest.h>
#include <windef.h>
#include <winbase.h>
#include <spoolss.h>

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Classes
struct	_EXAMPLE_STRUCT

Macros
#define	WIN32_NO_STATUS

Typedefs
typedef struct _EXAMPLE_STRUCT	EXAMPLE_STRUCT
typedef struct _EXAMPLE_STRUCT *	PEXAMPLE_STRUCT

Functions
	START_TEST (PackStrings)

Macro Definition Documentation

WIN32_NO_STATUS

#define WIN32_NO_STATUS

Definition at line 10 of file PackStrings.c.

Typedef Documentation

EXAMPLE_STRUCT

typedef struct _EXAMPLE_STRUCT EXAMPLE_STRUCT

PEXAMPLE_STRUCT

typedef struct _EXAMPLE_STRUCT * PEXAMPLE_STRUCT

Function Documentation

START_TEST()

START_TEST

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PackStrings

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Definition at line 22 of file PackStrings.c.

{
    PCWSTR Source1[] = { L"Test", L"String" };
    PCWSTR Source2[] = { L"Test", NULL };
 
    BYTE Buffer[50];
    PBYTE pEnd;
    PEXAMPLE_STRUCT pStruct = (PEXAMPLE_STRUCT)Buffer;
    DWORD Offsets[] = {
        FIELD_OFFSET(EXAMPLE_STRUCT, String1),
        FIELD_OFFSET(EXAMPLE_STRUCT, String2),
        MAXDWORD
    };
 
    // Try a usual case with two strings. Verify that they are copied in reverse order.
    pEnd = PackStrings(Source1, Buffer, Offsets, &Buffer[sizeof(Buffer)]);
    ok(wcscmp(pStruct->String1, Source1[0]) == 0, "String1 and Source1[0] don't match!\n");
    ok(wcscmp(pStruct->String2, Source1[1]) == 0, "String2 and Source1[1] don't match!\n");
    ok(wcscmp((PWSTR)pEnd, Source1[1]) == 0, "pEnd and Source1[1] don't match!\n");
 
    // Now verify that the corresponding pointer is set to NULL if a string is NULL.
    pEnd = PackStrings(Source2, Buffer, Offsets, &Buffer[sizeof(Buffer)]);
    ok(wcscmp(pStruct->String1, Source2[0]) == 0, "String1 and Source2[0] don't match!\n");
    ok(!pStruct->String2, "String2 is %p!\n", pStruct->String2);
    ok(wcscmp((PWSTR)pEnd, Source2[0]) == 0, "pEnd and Source2[0] don't match!\n");
}