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d73c9063
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d73c9063
authored
Mar 23, 2001
by
James Hatheway
Committed by
Alexandre Julliard
Mar 23, 2001
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- MCI_SAVE should overwrite its destination file.
- widClose() is sometimes failing... MCI (in WAVE_mciRecordCallback) shouldn't queue up buffers if it knows we are no longer recording.
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@@ -861,8 +861,15 @@ static void CALLBACK WAVE_mciRecordCallback(HWAVEOUT hwo, UINT uMsg,
wmw
->
dwPosition
+=
count
;
wmw
->
dwRemaining
-=
count
;
if
(
wmw
->
dwStatus
==
MCI_MODE_RECORD
)
{
/* Only queue up another buffer if we are recording. We could receive this
message also when waveInReset() is called, since it notifies on all wave
buffers that are outstanding. Queueing up more sometimes causes waveInClose
to fail. */
waveInAddBuffer
(
wmw
->
hWave
,
lpWaveHdr
,
sizeof
(
*
lpWaveHdr
));
TRACE
(
"after mmioWrite dwPosition=%lu
\n
"
,
wmw
->
dwPosition
);
}
SetEvent
(
wmw
->
hEvent
);
break
;
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@@ -1215,7 +1222,7 @@ static DWORD WAVE_mciSet(UINT wDevID, DWORD dwFlags, LPMCI_SET_PARMS lpParms)
static
DWORD
WAVE_mciSave
(
UINT
wDevID
,
DWORD
dwFlags
,
LPMCI_SAVE_PARMS
lpParms
)
{
WINE_MCIWAVE
*
wmw
=
WAVE_mciGetOpenDev
(
wDevID
);
DWORD
ret
=
MCIERR_FILE_NOT_SAVED
;
DWORD
ret
=
MCIERR_FILE_NOT_SAVED
,
tmpRet
;
WPARAM
wparam
=
MCI_NOTIFY_FAILURE
;
TRACE
(
"%d, %08lX, %p);
\n
"
,
wDevID
,
dwFlags
,
lpParms
);
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@@ -1233,6 +1240,19 @@ static DWORD WAVE_mciSave(UINT wDevID, DWORD dwFlags, LPMCI_SAVE_PARMS lpParms)
ret
=
mmioClose
(
wmw
->
hFile
,
0
);
/*
If the destination file already exists, it has to be overwritten. (Behaviour
verified in Windows (2000)). If it doesn't overwrite, it is breaking one of
my applications. We are making use of mmioRename, which WILL NOT overwrite
the destination file (which is what Windows does, also verified in Win2K)
So, lets delete the destination file before calling mmioRename. If the
destination file DOESN'T exist, the delete will fail silently. Let's also be
careful not to lose our previous error code.
*/
tmpRet
=
GetLastError
();
DeleteFileA
(
lpParms
->
lpfilename
);
SetLastError
(
tmpRet
);
if
(
0
==
mmioRenameA
(
wmw
->
openParms
.
lpstrElementName
,
lpParms
->
lpfilename
,
0
,
0
))
{
ret
=
ERROR_SUCCESS
;
}
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