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- #include "main.h"
- #include "../Winamp/wa_ipc.h"
- #include "api__ml_iso.h"
- #include <api/service/waservicefactory.h>
- /* wasabi services we'll be using */
- api_service *WASABI_API_SVC = 0;
- api_application *WASABI_API_APP = 0;
- api_playlistmanager *AGAVE_API_PLAYLISTMANAGER = 0;
- /* gen_ml calls this function when it loads your plugin. return non-zero to abort loading your plugin */
- int Init()
- {
- // this plugin requires an interface only present on 5.54 and up, so we'll just refuse to load on older versions
- if (SendMessage(plugin.hwndWinampParent, WM_WA_IPC, 0, IPC_GETVERSION) < 0x5054)
- return 1;
- // go ahead and grab the wasabi service manager. we'll need it later when we get an ISO Creator object
- WASABI_API_SVC = (api_service *)SendMessage(plugin.hwndWinampParent, WM_WA_IPC, 0, IPC_GET_API_SERVICE);
- // get the application API
- // we need this to get/set Winamp's current working directory
- waServiceFactory *factory = WASABI_API_SVC->service_getServiceByGuid(applicationApiServiceGuid);
- if (factory)
- WASABI_API_APP = (api_application *)factory->getInterface();
- // get the playlist manager API
- // we'll need this for loading playlists
- factory = WASABI_API_SVC->service_getServiceByGuid(api_playlistmanagerGUID);
- if (factory)
- AGAVE_API_PLAYLISTMANAGER = (api_playlistmanager *)factory->getInterface();
- // this media library plugin doesn't add a node to the treeview, so we don't really do anything in here besides
- // grabbing the service manager
- // all of the action will come via Send-To which is handled in MessageProc
- return 0;
- }
- void Quit()
- {
- }
- INT_PTR MessageProc(int message_type, INT_PTR param1, INT_PTR param2, INT_PTR param3)
- {
- switch(message_type)
- {
- // this gets sent when Winamp wants to build the send-to menu. If we want to be in the send-to
- // we make some API calls during this function
- case ML_MSG_ONSENDTOBUILD:
- {
- INT_PTR source_type = param1; // param 1 is the source type
- INT_PTR context = param2; // param 2 is just some context value that we have to use when we call back into the API
- // we only accept certain types of sources, so we'll explicitly check
- // if we were to handle ALL types, checking against the known types
- // is good practice in case new Winamp versions add additional source types
- switch(source_type)
- {
- case ML_TYPE_ITEMRECORDLIST: // Item Record List. Used by the local media library
- case ML_TYPE_FILENAMES: // raw list of filenames
- case ML_TYPE_PLAYLIST: // a playlist. we'll use the playlist loading API to crack it open
- case ML_TYPE_PLAYLISTS: // a list of playlists. we'll use the playlist loading API to crack each one open
- case ML_TYPE_ITEMRECORDLISTW: // unicode version of an Item Record List
- case ML_TYPE_FILENAMESW: // raw list of unicode filenames
- {
- // add ourselves to the send-to menu!
- mlAddToSendToStructW s;
- s.context = context; // pass in the context value passed to this function.
- s.desc = L"Create new ISO image";
- s.user32 = (INT_PTR)MessageProc; // this value has to be some unique value that you can identify later
- // by convention, use the pointer to this function, since it's obviously unique
- SendMessage(plugin.hwndLibraryParent, WM_ML_IPC, (WPARAM)&s, ML_IPC_ADDTOSENDTOW);
- }
- // returning 0 tells the media library to continue building the send-to menu
- // it doesn't mean we added or didn't add items to the send-to menu
- return 0;
- case ML_TYPE_STREAMNAMES: // doesn't make sense to burn a stream to an ISO file so we won't even popup on the send-to menu when it's streams
- case ML_TYPE_CDTRACKS: // we'll avoid CD tracks. in theory we could use the ripping API but let's not complicate this example
- case ML_TYPE_QUERYSTRING: // media library query. not sure that this is even used anywhere. either way we're not going to handle it
- case ML_TYPE_STREAMNAMESW: // don't cross the streams
- case ML_TYPE_TREEITEM: // not even sure this is used
- // break out of here because it's not supported. returning 0 just tells the send-to menu to continue building,
- // it doesn't mean we added or didn't add items to the send-to menu
- return 0;
- }
- // shouldn't get here
- return 0;
- }
- // this gets sent when a send-to menu item got selected
- // it might be ours. it might not.
- case ML_MSG_ONSENDTOSELECT:
- {
- // let's see if it's ours. We check 'user32' against the function pointer for this function
- INT_PTR unique = param3;
- if (unique != (INT_PTR)MessageProc) // not ours? let's bail
- return 0; // remember to always return 0 or else other media library plugins won't get the notification
- INT_PTR type = param1; // what type of data got sent
- INT_PTR data = param2; // pointer to the data. depends on the type
- switch(type)
- {
- case ML_TYPE_ITEMRECORDLIST: // Item Record List. Used by the local media library
- ConvertItemRecordListToISO((const itemRecordList *)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- case ML_TYPE_FILENAMES: // raw list of filenames
- ConvertFilenamesToISO((const char *)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- case ML_TYPE_PLAYLIST: // a playlist. we'll use the playlist loading API to crack it open
- ConvertPlaylistToISO((const mlPlaylist *)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- case ML_TYPE_PLAYLISTS: // a list of playlists. we'll use the playlist loading API to crack each one open
- ConvertPlaylistsToISO((const mlPlaylist **)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- case ML_TYPE_ITEMRECORDLISTW: // unicode version of an Item Record List
- ConvertUnicodeItemRecordListToISO((const itemRecordListW *)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- case ML_TYPE_FILENAMESW: // raw list of unicode filenames
- ConvertUnicodeFilenamesToISO((const wchar_t *)data);
- return 1; // return 1 to say we handled it
- default: // something we didn't support
- return 0;
- }
- }
- }
- return 0;
- }
- winampMediaLibraryPlugin plugin =
- {
- MLHDR_VER,
- "ISO Creator",
- Init,
- Quit,
- MessageProc,
- 0,
- 0,
- 0,
- };
- extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) winampMediaLibraryPlugin *winampGetMediaLibraryPlugin()
- {
- return &plugin;
- }
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