// SDK location: /utility/psputility_savedata.h:97
// SDK declaration: int sceUtilitySavedataInitStart(SceUtilitySavedataParam * params);
public int sceUtilitySavedataInitStart(int saveParams)
{
SceUtilitySavedataParam *p = ( SceUtilitySavedataParam * )_memorySystem.Translate(( uint )saveParams);
string fileName = new string( p->fileName );
string gameName = new string( p->gameName );
string saveName = new string( p->saveName );
// these will of course only be filled in on save
string title = new string( p->sfoParam.title );
string saveDataTitle = new string( p->sfoParam.savedataTitle );
string detail = new string( p->sfoParam.detail );
//A pointer to the data to be saved is in p->dataBuf,
//with length p->dataBufSize or p->dataSize
//Data for the save icon0,1,pic1,snd0 is in the corresponding members of p
Log.WriteLine(Verbosity.Critical, Feature.Bios, "sceUtilitySavedataInitStart: {0} {1} {2} {3}",
p->mode == 0 ? "Load" : "Save", fileName, gameName, saveName);
//For now, we just fake it all by saying that there is no data when a game wants to
//load, and that there is no memstick when a game wants to save.
_saveStatus = UtilityStatus.Running;
int mode = p->mode;
if (mode == 0)
{
//Load a file
return(unchecked (( int )LoadNoData));
}
else
{
//Save a file
return(unchecked (( int )SaveNoMemStick));
}
}
public int sceUtilitySavedataInitStart(SceUtilitySavedataParam *Params)
{
//throw(new NotImplementedException());
CurrentDialogStep = DialogStepEnum.SUCCESS;
return(0);
}
