/// <summary>
/// Write the file contents to the specified path
/// </summary>
/// <param name="filePath">path to write file contents to</param>
private void Write(string filePath)
{
// get the data in any format that it might be rendered in
OleStgMedium storage = (OleStgMedium)oleDataObject.GetData(
fileIndex, DataFormatsEx.FileContentsFormat,
TYMED.ISTORAGE | TYMED.ISTREAM | TYMED.FILE | TYMED.HGLOBAL);
// check for no storage
if (storage == null)
{
throw new ApplicationException(
"FileContents used unexpected storage type");
}
// copy the data to a file (implemented differently for each storage type)
using (storage)
{
// structured storage
if (storage is OleStgMediumISTORAGE)
{
OleStgMediumISTORAGE istorage = storage as OleStgMediumISTORAGE;
CopyStorageToFile(istorage.Storage, filePath);
}
// stream
else if (storage is OleStgMediumISTREAM)
{
OleStgMediumISTREAM istream = storage as OleStgMediumISTREAM;
CopyStreamToFile(istream.Stream, filePath);
}
// temporary file
else if (storage is OleStgMediumFILE)
{
OleStgMediumFILE file = storage as OleStgMediumFILE;
CopyFileToFile(file.Path, filePath);
}
// global memory
else if (storage is OleStgMediumHGLOBAL)
{
OleStgMediumHGLOBAL hglobal = storage as OleStgMediumHGLOBAL;
CopyHGLOBALToFile(hglobal.Handle, filePath);
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(
"FileContents used unexpected storage type");
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the bytes representing the data in the HTML format of the HTMLData's
/// IDataObject.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The bytes representing the HTML in the IDataObject</returns>
private byte[] GetHTMLBytes(OleStgMediumHGLOBAL storage)
{
// NOTE: Our theory about where/why the .NET implementation is failing
// is that they probably assumed that the CF_HTML clipboard data was raw
// Unicode and called Marshal.PtrToStringUni to convert it! CF_HTML is
// in fact UTF8-encoded, so we need to first move it into a .NET byte
// array and then UTF8-decode it.
// get a non-movable pointer to the global memory
IntPtr htmlBytes = Kernel32.GlobalLock(storage.Handle);
if (htmlBytes == IntPtr.Zero)
{
Debug.Assert(false, "Failed to get the pointer for HTML Bytes");
return(null);
}
// move the unmanaged global memory block into a managed byte array
try
{
// scan to see where the null terminator is
byte b = 0;
int byteCount = 0;
// Winlive 267804:
// In some instances office doesn't supply a \0 at the end of the body.
// Now we add a check to make sure we don't AV
int maxArraySize = (int)Kernel32.GlobalSize(htmlBytes).ToUInt32();
do
{
b = Marshal.ReadByte(htmlBytes, byteCount);
byteCount++;
} while (b != 0 && byteCount < maxArraySize);
// allocate a byte array and copy the unmanged memory to it
byte[] bytes = new byte[byteCount];
Marshal.Copy(htmlBytes, bytes, 0, byteCount);
return(bytes);
}
finally
{
// always unlock the global memory handle
Kernel32.GlobalUnlock(storage.Handle);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Utility function to extract an array of file contents file descriptors from
/// an IDataObject instnace
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dataObject">data object to extract descriptors from</param>
/// <returns>array of file descriptors</returns>
public static FileDescriptor[] GetFileDescriptors(IDataObject dataObject)
{
// Use an OleDataObject
OleDataObject oleDataObject = OleDataObject.CreateFrom(dataObject);
if (oleDataObject == null)
{
const string message = "DataObject not valid for FileContents!";
Debug.Fail(message);
throw
new InvalidOperationException(message);
}
// Try to get the data as FileGroupDescriptorW then try to get it
// as FileGroupDescriptor
bool bFileNameIsWide;
OleStgMediumHGLOBAL stgMedium = (OleStgMediumHGLOBAL)oleDataObject.GetData(
DataFormatsEx.FileGroupDescriptorWFormat, TYMED.HGLOBAL);
if (stgMedium != null)
{
bFileNameIsWide = true;
}
else
{
stgMedium = (OleStgMediumHGLOBAL)oleDataObject.GetData(
DataFormatsEx.FileGroupDescriptorFormat, TYMED.HGLOBAL);
if (stgMedium != null)
{
bFileNameIsWide = false;
}
else
{
const string message = "File group descriptor not available!";
Debug.Fail(message);
throw
new InvalidOperationException(message);
}
}
// Copy the descriptors
using ( stgMedium )
{
using (HGlobalLock globalMem = new HGlobalLock(stgMedium.Handle))
{
// get a pointer to the count
IntPtr pCount = globalMem.Memory;
// determine the number of file descriptors
Int32 count = Marshal.ReadInt32(pCount);
// get a pointer to the descriptors
IntPtr pDescriptors =
new IntPtr(globalMem.Memory.ToInt32() + Marshal.SizeOf(count));
// allocate the array of structures that will be returned
FileDescriptor[] descriptors = new FileDescriptor[count];
// determine the sizes of the various data elements
const int FILENAME_BUFFER_SIZE = 260;
int headerSize = Marshal.SizeOf(typeof(FILEDESCRIPTOR_HEADER));
int fileNameSize = bFileNameIsWide ? FILENAME_BUFFER_SIZE * 2 : FILENAME_BUFFER_SIZE;
int totalSize = headerSize + fileNameSize;
// iterate through the memory block copying the FILEDESCRIPTOR structures
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
// determine the addresses of the various data elements
IntPtr pAddr = new IntPtr(pDescriptors.ToInt32() + (i * totalSize));
IntPtr pFileNameAddr = new IntPtr(pAddr.ToInt32() + headerSize);
// copy the header
descriptors[i].header = (FILEDESCRIPTOR_HEADER)
Marshal.PtrToStructure(pAddr, typeof(FILEDESCRIPTOR_HEADER));
// copy the file name (use Unicode or Ansi depending upon descriptor type)
if (bFileNameIsWide)
{
descriptors[i].fileName = Marshal.PtrToStringUni(pFileNameAddr);
}
else
{
descriptors[i].fileName = Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi(pFileNameAddr);
}
}
// return the descriptors
return(descriptors);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the bytes representing the data in the HTML format of the HTMLData's
/// IDataObject.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>The bytes representing the HTML in the IDataObject</returns>
private byte[] GetHTMLBytes(OleStgMediumHGLOBAL storage)
{
// NOTE: Our theory about where/why the .NET implementation is failing
// is that they probably assumed that the CF_HTML clipboard data was raw
// Unicode and called Marshal.PtrToStringUni to convert it! CF_HTML is
// in fact UTF8-encoded, so we need to first move it into a .NET byte
// array and then UTF8-decode it.
// get a non-movable pointer to the global memory
IntPtr htmlBytes = Kernel32.GlobalLock(storage.Handle);
if (htmlBytes == IntPtr.Zero)
{
Debug.Assert(false, "Failed to get the pointer for HTML Bytes");
return null;
}
// move the unmanaged global memory block into a managed byte array
try
{
// scan to see where the null terminator is
byte b = 0;
int byteCount = 0;
// Winlive 267804:
// In some instances office doesn't supply a \0 at the end of the body.
// Now we add a check to make sure we don't AV
int maxArraySize = (int)Kernel32.GlobalSize(htmlBytes).ToUInt32();
do
{
b = Marshal.ReadByte(htmlBytes, byteCount);
byteCount++;
} while (b != 0 && byteCount < maxArraySize);
// allocate a byte array and copy the unmanged memory to it
byte[] bytes = new byte[byteCount];
Marshal.Copy(htmlBytes, bytes, 0, byteCount);
return bytes;
}
finally
{
// always unlock the global memory handle
Kernel32.GlobalUnlock(storage.Handle);
}
}