DML is a collection of 87 useful routines not found in the standard Turbo Pascal Version 5.0 Library

 

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DML is a collection of 87 useful routines not found in the standard Turbo 
Pascal Version 5.0 Library.  Full source code and documentation is included 
for the entire library.  

The entire library can be accessed by a single USE DML statement, or the four 
unit modules can be accessed indiviadually by a USE GEN, NUM, STRG, KBD
statement.  Because of Turbo Pascal's smart linking, the distrinction is moot. 
Because the individual UNITs take advantage of circular references, they 
are NOT immediately source level compatible with Turbo Pascal 4.0, but the 
overall DML UNIT is Turbo Pascal 4.0 source level compatible. 

The demo program DMLTEST exercises every unit call.


This overall documentation is in three sections:

A) UNIT INTERFACES
B) PROCEDURE ALPHABETICAL LISTING
C) FILES ON DISK 


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A) UNIT INTERFACES

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
I) GEN.TPU - GENERAL PURPOSE PROCEDURES (42)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1)   System programming extensions (5)

PROCEDURE Abend(ExitCode : BYTE; ProcAddr : POINTER);
PROCEDURE CallProcedure(ProcAddr : POINTER);
PROCEDURE CallProcedureX(    ProcAddr : POINTER; 
                             I1       : INTEGER;
                         VAR S1       : STRING;
                         VAR I2       : INTEGER);
FUNCTION LongAddr(Seg, Ofs : WORD) : LONGINT;
FUNCTION Same (VAR Var1, Var2; Len : WORD) : BOOLEAN;

2)   File I/O and Protection (5)

FUNCTION ReadOnlyExist(FileName : STRING) : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION ReadOnlyGetAttr(FileName : STRING) : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION ReadOnlySetAttr(FileName : STRING ; Flag : BOOLEAN) : INTEGER;
FUNCTION FileOpen(VAR GenFileDummy; 
                      GenFileRecLen   : WORD; 
                      GenFileOpenMode : WORD) : INTEGER; 
FUNCTION FileAssignAndOpen(    GenFileName     : STRING; 
                           VAR GenFileDummy; 
                               GenFileRecLen   : WORD; 
                               GenFileOpenMode : WORD) : BOOLEAN; 

3)   Text Encryption (2)

FUNCTION EnCrypt (Orig : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION DeCrypt (Orig : STRING) : STRING;

4)   General Purpose Video (7)

PROCEDURE GenBeep (Frequency, Duration : WORD);
FUNCTION ColorMonitorInstalled : BOOLEAN;
PROCEDURE Cursor (Visible : BOOLEAN);
PROCEDURE CursorInsertSize;
PROCEDURE CursorOverwriteSize;
FUNCTION ScrBackCursorColor : WORD;
FUNCTION ScrForeCursorColor : WORD;


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5)   Video Messages (6)

PROCEDURE Pause;
PROCEDURE ScrErrMsg (Message : STRING );
PROCEDURE ScrStatMsg (Message : STRING);
FUNCTION ScrYN (Message : STRING) : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION ScrYouAreSure (Message : STRING ) : BOOLEAN;
PROCEDURE Wait (DispWait : BOOLEAN);

6)   Disk and Memory Sizes (4)

FUNCTION BytesOnDiskFree(Drive : CHAR) : LONGINT;
FUNCTION FreeDOSMem : LONGINT;
FUNCTION SizeOfMem : LONGINT;
FUNCTION StackAvail : WORD;

7)   Instruction Timing (2)

FUNCTION TimeElapsed : REAL;
FUNCTION TimeTotal(Start , Stop : REAL) : STRING;

8)   General Purpose File (4)

FUNCTION Exist (FileName: STRING) : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION LinesInFile (FileName : STRING) : INTEGER;
FUNCTION GetFileDateAndTimeString  (FileName : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION GetFileDateAndTimeLongInt (FileName : STRING) : LONGINT;

9)   Math (2)

FUNCTION Power (X, Y : REAL) : REAL;
FUNCTION Log (x : REAL) : REAL;

10)  DOS and Environment (3)

FUNCTION DOSVersionR : REAL;
FUNCTION WhoAmI : STRING;
FUNCTION GetEnvString(EnvVar : STRING) : STRING;

11)  Version Control (2)

FUNCTION GetDMLVersion(Module : WORD) : STRING;
FUNCTION GetDMLVersions : STRING;


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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
II) NUM.TPU - NUMERIC PROCEDURES (18)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1)  General Numeric Formatting And Conversion (12)

FUNCTION B2S (Flag : BOOLEAN) : STRING;

FUNCTION W2S (Num : WORD;    Mask : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION I2S (Num : INTEGER; Mask : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION L2S (Num : LONGINT; Mask : STRING) : STRING;

FUNCTION R2S (Num : REAL;   Mask : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION D2S (Num : DOUBLE; Mask : STRING) : STRING;

FUNCTION S2R (Source : STRING) : REAL;
FUNCTION S2D (Source : STRING) : DOUBLE;

FUNCTION StrNumTest (Fld : STRING) : StrNumType;

FUNCTION S2L (Source : STRING) : LONGINT;
FUNCTION S2I (Source : STRING) : INTEGER;
FUNCTION S2W (Source : STRING) : WORD;

2)  Date and Time Formatting And Conversion (6)

FUNCTION NumTh (Num : INTEGER) : STRING;
PROCEDURE Date2R (VAR JulSec : REAL; DateTime : T_DateTime);
PROCEDURE R2Date (JulSec : REAL; VAR DateTime : T_DateTime);
FUNCTION Date2S (DateTime : T_DateTime; Mask : STRING) : STRING;
PROCEDURE GetDOSDateAndTime (VAR JulSec : REAL; VAR DateTime : T_DateTime);
PROCEDURE SetDOSDateAndTime (DateTime : T_DateTime);


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III) STRG - STRING PROCEDURES (14)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1)  General Purpose String (10)

FUNCTION RJS      (Source : STRING; Size : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION LJS      (Source : STRING; Size : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION CJS      (Source : STRING; Size : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION Strip    (Source : STRING; Code : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrCase  (Source : STRING; Code : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrField (Source : STRING; Delimiter : CHAR; Num : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrFill  (FillCh : CHAR; Num : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrPad   (Source : STRING) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrShiftLeft  (Fld : STRING; Posit : BYTE) : STRING;
FUNCTION StrShiftRight (Fld : STRING; Posit : BYTE; Fill : CHAR) : STRING;

2)  String Conversion (4)

PROCEDURE S2C     (Strg : STRING ; VAR CharA ; Len : BYTE);
FUNCTION C2S      (VAR CharA ; BYTE : WORD) : STRING;
PROCEDURE S2Z     (Strg : STRING ; VAR CharA);
FUNCTION Z2S      (VAR CharA) : STRING;


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---------------------------------------------------------------------------
IV) KBD - KEYBOARD PROCEDURES (13)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1)  General Purpose Keyboard (9)

FUNCTION KbdGetStatus : WORD;
PROCEDURE KbdSetInsMode (InsMode : BOOLEAN);
PROCEDURE KbdSetCapsLock (CapsLock : BOOLEAN);
PROCEDURE KbdSetNumLock (NumLock : BOOLEAN);
PROCEDURE KbdSetScrollLock (ScrollLock : BOOLEAN);
FUNCTION KbdInsModeStatus : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION KbdCapsLockStatus : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION KbdNumLockStatus : BOOLEAN;
FUNCTION KbdScrollLockStatus : BOOLEAN;

2)  Keyboard Buffer (4)

PROCEDURE KbdClear;
FUNCTION KbdNumValuesWaiting : WORD;
FUNCTION KbdInputValue : WORD;
FUNCTION KbdKeyWaiting : BOOLEAN;


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B) PROCEDURE ALPHABETICAL LISTING

Procedure Name                             UNIT

Abend                                      GEN
B2S                                        NUM
BytesOnDiskFree                            GEN
C2S                                        STRG
CallProcedure                              GEN
CallProcedureX                             GEN
CJS                                        STRG
ColorMonitorInstalled                      GEN
Cursor                                     GEN
CursorInsertSize                           GEN
CursorOverwriteSize                        GEN
D2S                                        NUM
Date2R                                     NUM
Date2S                                     NUM
DeCrypt                                    GEN
DOSVersionR                                GEN
EnCrypt                                    GEN
Exist                                      GEN
FileAssignAndOpen                          GEN
FileOpen                                   GEN
FreeDOSMem                                 GEN
GenBeep                                    GEN
GetDMLVersion                              GEN
GetDMLVersions                             GEN
GetDOSDateAndTime                          NUM
GetEnvString                               GEN
GetFileDateAndTimeLongInt                  GEN
GetFileDateAndTimeString                   GEN
I2S                                        NUM
KbdCapsLockStatus                          KBD
KbdClear                                   KBD
KbdGetStatus                               KBD
KbdInputValue                              KBD
KbdInsModeStatus                           KBD
KbdKeyWaiting                              KBD
KbdNumLockStatus                           KBD
KbdNumValuesWaiting                        KBD
KbdScrollLockStatus                        KBD
KbdSetCapsLock                             KBD
KbdSetInsMode                              KBD
KbdSetNumLock                              KBD
KbdSetScrollLock                           KBD
L2S                                        NUM
LJS                                        STRG
LinesInFile                                GEN
LongAddr                                   GEN
Log                                        GEN
NumTh                                      NUM
Pause                                      GEN
Power                                      GEN
R2Date                                     NUM
R2S                                        NUM
ReadOnlyExist                              GEN
ReadOnlyGetAttr                            GEN
ReadOnlySetAttr                            GEN
RJS                                        STRG
S2C                                        STRG
S2D                                        NUM
S2I                                        NUM
S2L                                        NUM
S2R                                        NUM
S2W                                        NUM
S2Z                                        STRG
Same                                       GEN
ScrBackCursorColor                         GEN
ScrErrMsg                                  GEN
ScrForeCursorColor                         GEN
ScrStatMsg                                 GEN
ScrYN                                      GEN
ScrYouAreSure                              GEN
SetDOSDateAndTime                          NUM
SizeOfMem                                  GEN
StackAvail                                 GEN
StrCase                                    STRG
StrField                                   STRG
StrFill                                    STRG
Strip                                      STRG
StrNumTest                                 NUM
StrPad                                     STRG
StrShiftLeft                               STRG
StrShiftRight                              STRG
TimeElapsed                                GEN
TimeTotal                                  GEN
W2S                                        NUM
Wait                                       GEN
WhoAmI                                     GEN
Z2S                                        STRG


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C) FILES ON DISK (35)

1) SOURCE FILES: *.PAS, INT, IMP, INC (16)

  DML.PAS       - Unit
  DMLINIT.INC   - Unit Initialization

  GEN.PAS       - Unit
  GEN.INT       - Unit Interface
  GEN.IMP       - Unit Implementation
  
  NUM.PAS       - Unit
  NUM.INT       - Unit Interface
  NUM.IMP       - Unit Implementation

  STRG.PAS      - Unit
  STRG.INT      - Unit Interface
  STRG.IMP      - Unit Implementation

  KBD.PAS       - Unit
  KBD.INT       - Unit Interface
  KBD.IMP       - Unit Implementation

  DMLTEST.PAS   - Unit test program
  XREF.PAS      - Cross reference program

2) UNIT FILES: *.TPU (6)

  DML.TPU
  GEN.TPU
  NUM.TPU
  STRG.TPU
  KBD.TPU
  HEAPTREE.TPU  - Quasi B-Tree for Xref program

3) PROGRAM FILES: *.EXE (2)

  DMLTEST.EXE
  XREF.EXE


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4) DOCUEMENTATION FILES: *.DOC, TBL (PC-WRITE Format) (11)

  DML.DOC       - This file
  GEN.DOC
  NUM.DOC
  STRG.DOC
  KBD.DOC
  GEN.TBL       - Table of Contents files
  NUM.TBL
  STRG.TBL
  KBD.TBL
  XREF.DOC
  README.DOC    - Read me first

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