Dec 162017
 
OS/2 PM Hex Dump, full C source included.
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OS/2 PM Hex Dump, full C source included.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
DIST.TXT 731 354 deflated
DUMPWINP.C 32007 7170 deflated
FILEOPEN.C 2146 769 deflated
HEXASC.C 1893 630 deflated
PMDUMP 578 241 deflated
PMDUMP.C 10103 2919 deflated
PMDUMP.DEF 227 146 deflated
PMDUMP.EXE 13248 7010 deflated
PMDUMP.H 1391 491 deflated
PMDUMP.ICO 288 185 deflated
PMDUMP.RC 1614 614 deflated
PMDUMP1.ICO 288 145 deflated
PMMORE.ICO 288 200 deflated
README 4180 1846 deflated

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Contents of the README file


PMDUMP

PMDUMP is a simple Presentation Manager hex dump utility. The only
unique feature of this hex dump is that you can point to a location,
doubleclick the left mouse button and another window appears with the line
that was clicked as its starting position. This new window can then be
scrolled independant of the first window. I thought this might be usefull
when trying to look at multiple parts of a file. You specify the file to
dump on the command line as follows:

PMDUMP pathname\filename.ext

or enter the file to dump in the Open Dialog box.

The only thing that the user has to do to get it running is to copy it to
a directory in the current PATH setting and then invoke it either from the
command line or through the file system or through "Start Programs". The
user should also make sure that he has the Courier fonts installed in PM.
This is done through the Control Panel in PM. Otherwise the display will be
in the system proportional font. Not to good for a Hex dump utility.

I created this program on an IBM model 80 with 6 megs of memory and a VGA
display. I do not have any other configurations so I would be interested in
hearing what happens on other systems. Does it work with non VGA displays,
what happens when it doesnt have enough memory to display all of a file? etc
etc.... I have tried to code so that it shouldnt matter but...

PMDUMP was created as an excersize in learning the PM. The help of
Charles Petzold through PCMAGNET and his column in "PC Magazine" was
invaluable in the creation of this utility. This utility is released to the
public domain with no intention of collecting any fees for its use
whatsoever. The source will be uploaded after this first release has been
out a little while. This is to allow me to fix whatever bugs you people find
and to incorporate whatever enhancments I can. ( Also, I gotta clean up the
code. Its a mess... ) If you find it helpful or have any comments please
send me your comments through Compuserve or by mail to:

Paul Montgomery
Tasp Group, INC.
404 5th Ave Suite A.
Indialantic Fl. 32903

Compuserve User Id -> 71500,3525.

Limits: This program will not display a file beyond the 512kth byte.


updates:
1.1 : this version fixes the following bugs.

1. failure to disable vertical scroll bar when file is smaller than
window size.

2. second window able to be opened with top of page being beyond the
last allowable top of page.


Enhancements:

1. Another parameter has been added on the command line to allow
the user to specify the byte offset into the file to use as the
top of the display. for example.

pmdump pmdump.exe 100

will display the file pmdump.exe in hex starting at byte 100.
The offset is in decimal not hex. If the offset is beyond the
end of the file or on the last page of the display, the top of
the display will be the beginning of the last page for the window
size instead of the offset specified.

2. Added a different Icon for for the "More Hex Dump" window when
it is minimized. Its supposed to be a dump.

3. Changed the title of the "More Hex Dump" window to reflect the
name of the file it is dumping.

4. Modified the Icon for the main window to change when the user
clicks on it.



1.2 More bug fixes..And source included

1. The windows were not being repainted correctly at the end of the
file or at the right edge when the window was sized with the
scroll bars max'd.

2. The starting position for the text at the top of the window was too
low by the value of the descender of a character. This caused the
last line of window to be improperly displayed at times.

3. If the fixed pitch font was not available, a very wide window was
being created.


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