/**
* Initialize and verify the file paths, and the score file.
*
* Use the ANGBAND_PATH environment var if possible, else use
* DEFAULT_PATH, and in either case, branch off appropriately.
*
* First, we'll look for the ANGBAND_PATH environment variable,
* and then look for the files in there. If that doesn't work,
* we'll try the DEFAULT_PATH constants. So be sure that one of
* these two things works...
*
* We must ensure that the path ends with "PATH_SEP" if needed,
* since the "init_file_paths()" function will simply append the
* relevant "sub-directory names" to the given path.
*
* Make sure that the path doesn't overflow the buffer. We have
* to leave enough space for the path separator, directory, and
* filenames.
*/
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char configpath[512];
char libpath[512];
char datapath[512];
/* Use the angband_path, or a default */
my_strcpy(configpath, DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH, sizeof(configpath));
my_strcpy(libpath, DEFAULT_LIB_PATH, sizeof(libpath));
my_strcpy(datapath, DEFAULT_DATA_PATH, sizeof(datapath));
/* Make sure they're terminated */
configpath[511] = '\0';
libpath[511] = '\0';
datapath[511] = '\0';
/* Hack -- Add a path separator (only if needed) */
if (!suffix(configpath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(configpath, PATH_SEP,
sizeof(configpath));
if (!suffix(libpath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(libpath, PATH_SEP,
sizeof(libpath));
if (!suffix(datapath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(datapath, PATH_SEP,
sizeof(datapath));
/* Initialize */
init_file_paths(configpath, libpath, datapath);
}
/*
* Initialize and verify the file paths, and the score file.
*
* Use the ANGBAND_PATH environment var if possible, else use
* DEFAULT_PATH, and in either case, branch off appropriately.
*
* First, we'll look for the ANGBAND_PATH environment variable,
* and then look for the files in there. If that doesn't work,
* we'll try the DEFAULT_PATH constant. So be sure that one of
* these two things works...
*
* We must ensure that the path ends with "PATH_SEP" if needed,
* since the "init_file_paths()" function will simply append the
* relevant "sub-directory names" to the given path.
*
* Note that the "path" must be "Angband:" for the Amiga, and it
* is ignored for "VM/ESA", so I just combined the two.
*
* Make sure that the path doesn't overflow the buffer. We have
* to leave enough space for the path separator, directory, and
* filenames.
*/
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char path[1024];
#if defined(AMIGA) || defined(VM)
/* Hack -- prepare "path" */
strcpy(path, "Angband:");
#else /* AMIGA / VM */
cptr tail;
/* Get the environment variable */
tail = getenv("ANGBAND_PATH");
/* Use the angband_path, or a default */
strncpy(path, tail ? tail : DEFAULT_PATH, 511);
/* Make sure it's terminated */
path[511] = '\0';
/* Hack -- Add a path separator (only if needed) */
if (!suffix(path, PATH_SEP)) strcat(path, PATH_SEP);
#endif /* AMIGA / VM */
/* Initialize */
init_file_paths(path);
}
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char path[1024];
cptr tail;
/* Get the environment variable */
tail = getenv("ANGBAND_PATH");
/* Use the angband_path, or a default */
strcpy(path, tail ? tail : DEFAULT_PATH);
/* Hack -- Add a path separator (only if needed) */
if (!suffix(path, PATH_SEP)) strcat(path, PATH_SEP);
/* Initialize */
#ifdef PRIVATE_USER_PATH
init_file_paths(path,path,PRIVATE_USER_PATH,NULL);
create_user_dirs();
#else /* PRIVATE_USER_PATH */
init_file_paths(path,path,path,path);
#endif /* PRIVATE_USER_PATH */
}
/**
* Init some stuff
*
* This function is used to keep the "path" variable off the stack.
*/
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char path[1024];
/* Prepare the path XXX XXX XXX */
/* This must in some way prepare the "path" variable */
/* so that it points at the "lib" directory. Every */
/* machine handles this in a different way... */
my_strcpy(path, "XXX XXX XXX", sizeof(path));
/* Prepare the filepaths */
init_file_paths(path, path, path);
/* Set up sound hook */
event_add_handler(EVENT_SOUND, xxx_sound, NULL);
}
/*
* Call this function to simulate init_stuff() and populate the *_info arrays
*/
void read_edit_files(void) {
char configpath[512], libpath[512], datapath[512];
my_strcpy(configpath, DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH, sizeof(configpath));
my_strcpy(libpath, DEFAULT_LIB_PATH, sizeof(libpath));
my_strcpy(datapath, DEFAULT_DATA_PATH, sizeof(datapath));
configpath[511] = libpath[511] = datapath[511] = '\0';
if (!suffix(configpath, PATH_SEP))
my_strcat(configpath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(configpath));
if (!suffix(libpath, PATH_SEP))
my_strcat(libpath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(libpath));
if (!suffix(datapath, PATH_SEP))
my_strcat(datapath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(datapath));
init_file_paths(configpath, libpath, datapath);
init_arrays();
}
/*
* Initialize and verify the file paths, and the score file.
*
* Use the ANGBAND_PATH environment var if possible, else use
* DEFAULT_PATH, and in either case, branch off appropriately.
*
* First, we'll look for the ANGBAND_PATH environment variable,
* and then look for the files in there. If that doesn't work,
* we'll try the DEFAULT_PATH constant. So be sure that one of
* these two things works...
*
* We must ensure that the path ends with "PATH_SEP" if needed,
* since the "init_file_paths()" function will simply append the
* relevant "sub-directory names" to the given path.
*
* Make sure that the path doesn't overflow the buffer. We have
* to leave enough space for the path separator, directory, and
* filenames.
*/
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char path[1024];
const char * tail;
/* Get the environment variable */
tail = getenv("ANGBAND_PATH");
/* Use the angband_path, or a default */
strncpy(path, tail ? tail : DEFAULT_PATH, 511);
/* Make sure it's terminated */
path[511] = '\0';
/* Hack -- Add a path separator (only if needed) */
if (!suffix(path, PATH_SEP)) strcat(path, PATH_SEP);
/* Initialize */
init_file_paths(path);
}
/*
* Initialize and verify the file paths, and the score file.
*
* Use the ANGBAND_PATH environment var if possible, else use
* DEFAULT_PATH, and in either case, branch off appropriately.
*
* First, we'll look for the ANGBAND_PATH environment variable,
* and then look for the files in there. If that doesn't work,
* we'll try the DEFAULT_PATH constant. So be sure that one of
* these two things works...
*
* We must ensure that the path ends with "PATH_SEP" if needed,
* since the "init_file_paths()" function will simply append the
* relevant "sub-directory names" to the given path.
*
* Note that the "path" must be "Angband:" for the Amiga, and it
* is ignored for "VM/ESA", so I just combined the two.
*
* Make sure that the path doesn't overflow the buffer. We have
* to leave enough space for the path separator, directory, and
* filenames.
*/
static void init_stuff(void)
{
char configpath[512];
char libpath[512];
char datapath[512];
#if defined(AMIGA) || defined(VM)
/* Hack -- prepare "path" */
strcpy(configpath, "Angband:");
strcpy(libpath, "Angband:");
strcpy(datapath, "Angband:");
#else /* AMIGA / VM */
/* Use the angband_path, or a default */
my_strcpy(configpath, DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH, sizeof(configpath));
my_strcpy(libpath, DEFAULT_LIB_PATH, sizeof(libpath));
my_strcpy(datapath, DEFAULT_DATA_PATH, sizeof(datapath));
/* Make sure they're terminated */
configpath[511] = '\0';
libpath[511] = '\0';
datapath[511] = '\0';
/* Hack -- Add a path separator (only if needed) */
if (!suffix(configpath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(configpath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(configpath));
if (!suffix(libpath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(libpath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(libpath));
if (!suffix(datapath, PATH_SEP)) my_strcat(datapath, PATH_SEP, sizeof(datapath));
#endif /* AMIGA / VM */
/* Initialize */
init_file_paths(configpath, libpath, datapath);
}