Commit d5751aa8867bd2ad0998942e0a23f5fa1cfc9c4b - linapple

Added packaging directories; modified default config file to remove nonstandard path. ghedger 4 years ago

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	0	#pragma once
	1
	2	// This file centralizes the configuration management (save files, opts.ini)
	3	//
	4	// Copyright (C) 2017 Greg Hedger
	5
	6	#include <string>
	7
	8	#define USER_DIRECTORY_NAME "/linapple/"
	9	#define CONF_DIRECTORY_NAME "/conf/"
	10	#define SAVED_DIRECTORY_NAME "/saved/"
	11	#define FTP_DIRECTORY_NAME "/ftp/"
	12	#define INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME "/etc/linapple/"
	13	#define MAX_FILENAME_LENGTH 255
	14
	15	class Config
	16	{
	17	public:
	18	// Constructor/Destructor
	19	Config();
	20	~Config() {};
	21
	22	void ChangeToHomeDirectory();
	23	void ChangeToUserDirectory();
	24	bool ValidateUserDirectory();
	25	bool CopyFile(std::string source, std::string dest);
	26	std::string GetUserFilePath();
	27	protected:
	28	std::string GetHomePath();
	29	std::string GetInstallPath();
	30	private:
	31	std::string m_optsFilePath;
	32	};
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	3	etc/linapple/Printer.txt
	4	etc/linapple/Master.dsk
	5	etc/linapple/LICENSE
	6	etc/linapple/linapple.conf
	7	etc/linapple/icon.bmp

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	0	Package: linapple
	1	Version: 2.1
	2	Maintainer: Greg Hedger
	3	Architecture: all
	4	Depends: libsdl1.2-dev, libsdl-mixer1.2-dev, libzip4, libcurl3, libcurl-ocaml-dev
	5	Description: A Linux emulator for Apple ][+ IIe, and enhanced //e w/Mockingboard support

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	0	LinApple version 2.1
	1	28 November 2017
	2
	3	!! Keyboard: Fixed caps lock bug.
	4
	5	!! Display: Set higher default host screen resolution in windowed mode.
	6
	7	!! Audio: Eliminated decoupling capacitor simulation.
	8
	9	!! Audio: Fixed choppy Mockingboard sound due to incorrect cycle caculation between IRQs.
	10
	11	For LinApple version 2.0 has been made:
	12
	13	!! Fixed screen corruption bug for x64 systems
	14
	15	!! Fixed gcc 4.4 compilation error lacking <strings>
	16
	17	++ FTP support. You can load disk images on Slots 6 (1 & 2) and Hard disks images, using FTP server such as apple.asimov.net
	18	Press Alt+F3, Alt+Shift+F3 for load disk image through FTP
	19
	20	++ Screen sizes are now flexible. You can set any screen size you wish, just be catious - not all screen sizes can work in full screen mode
	21
	22	++ .zip images support for FDD 140K (in read-only mode). Just first file in .zip archive will be read and inserted as an image.
	23	You can load .zip images directly from your file system (by F3/F4 keypress), or from FTP server (by pressing ALT+F3(F4)).
	24
	25	-- Sound is still glitched. Needs repairing. Please help!
	26
	27
	28	For LinApple version 1.1 has been added:
	29
	30	++ 1. Opening of compressed .gz files - in read-only mode. Works only for FDD 140Kb drives.
	31
	32	++ 2. Super quick load-save states (CTRL+0..9 - quick load state, CTRL+SHIFT+0..9 - quick save it) in current states directory.
	33
	34	++ 3. Add Mockingboard (but not Phasor??) support, without speech, as I could take it.
	35	But Mockingboard works! You may test it in such games as Berzap! (you need to switch Mockingboard on after pressing Ctrl+C in the game), in Willy Byte in the Digital Dimensions, in Pitfall II(tm), in UltimaIV and few others.
	36
	37	++ 4. VideoBenchmark added! Run `linapple -b' to see benchmark running and its result in console.
	38
	39	++ 5. Parallel Printer file name can be set in linapple.conf (default was Printer.txt in working directory)

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	0	#
	1	# linapple.conf - config file used by LinApple, Apple][ (Apple2, Apple 2) emulator for Linux and other POSIX systems with SDL support
	2	#
	3	# for linapple version 2.0 and above
	4	#
	5	# Please remember - all lines beginning with '#' are considered comments.
	6	# All values are CASE SENSITIVE, you should not use, for example, 'joystick 0' instead of 'Joystick 0'.
	7	#
	8	####################################################################
	9	# First of all let us determine our machine type
	10	# that is:
	11	# 0 - old Apple][, right out of the hands of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in far 1977? year.
	12	# 1 - Apple][+ - same as Apple][ with somewhat enbettered functionality
	13	# 2 - Apple//e - Enhanced Apple][ with 80-column mode and other useful additions
	14	# 3 - Apple//e enhanced - currently same as Apple//e? Please, ask Tom Charlesworth about it.
	15	# Default is 3
	16
	17	Computer Emulation = 2
	18
	19	####################################################################
	20	#
	21	# Sound Emulation.
	22	# Possible values currently are 0 - none, and 1 - use SDL Audio for sounds
	23	# Default is 1
	24
	25	Sound Emulation = 1
	26
	27	#######################################################################
	28	#
	29	# Soundcard Type means what do you want to use in Slot7 as a sound card
	30	#
	31	# 0 - uninit //??
	32	# 1 - nothing - disable sound card in Slot 4
	33	# 2 - use Mockingboard in Slot 4 (Mockingboard is like SoundBlaster for PC, if you hear about it)
	34	# 3 - use Phasor in Slot 4. Phasor is also a sort of ancient sound cards. Ahhh, what sounds they have!!!
	35	#
	36	# Default value is 2 (use Mockingboard).
	37	# But, please, remember, that currently Mockingboard/Phasor support was not done fully in linapple.
	38	# I need some help for this to port it from AppleWin. ^_^
	39
	40	Soundcard Type = 2
	41
	42	#######################################################################
	43	#
	44	# Joysticks, those sticks of joy! There may be 2 joysticks at the same time
	45	# Possible values are:
	46	# 0 - joystick disabled
	47	# 1 - use PC joystick #1 or #2, for corresponding joystick
	48
	49	# 2 - Keyboard standard
	50	# 3 - Keyboard centered
	51	# When joysticks used as a keyboard, they are stuck to Numpad keys (1-9 - axis movement, 0 - button1, . - button2)
	52	# when centered used, axis of joystick will be centered after releasing any cursor (Numpad 1..9) key.
	53	# otherwise it assumed to be pressed always
	54
	55	# 4 - Use mouse as a joystick. Rather interesting thing, try it. Useful in Fantavision(tm)by Broderbund Software
	56	# Default values are 2 for Joystick 0, and 0 for Joystick 1
	57
	58	Joystick 0 = 3
	59	Joystick 1 = 0
	60
	61	##########################################################################
	62	#
	63	# Serial Port joins your Apple][ machine to any device through serial ports.
	64	# Possible values are 0 - disabled, and 1 to 100 which means device /dev/ttyS0 .. /dev/ttyS99 relatively
	65	#
	66	# Default is 0, disabled. Needs testing.
	67
	68	Serial Port = 0
	69
	70	##########################################################################
	71
	72	# Emulation Speed is speed of emulator.
	73	# Values are from 0 (lowest speed) till 40 (fastest)
	74	# Default value is 10 (normal speed)
	75
	76	Emulation Speed = 10
	77
	78	##########################################################################
	79	#
	80	# Enhance Disk Speed - if the disk spinning should be as in real computer
	81	# Possible values - 0 - yes, the disk spinning speed is like in real Apple][
	82	# and 1 - use enhanced disk speed.
	83	# Default is 1.
	84
	85	Enhance Disk Speed = 1
	86
	87	##########################################################################
	88	#
	89	# Video Emulation - a type of video emulation.
	90	# Please, remember that you always can change it using F9 key in emulator.
	91
	92	# Possible values are:
	93	# 0 - use monochrome screen with given color as white (see below Monochrome Color section)
	94
	95	# Color modes, which names speak for themselves.
	96	# 1 - Color Standard
	97	# 2 - Color Text Optimized
	98	# 3 - Color TV emulation
	99	# 4 - Color Half-Shift
	100
	101	# Monochrome modes with predefined monochrome colors
	102	# 5 - Monochrome Amber
	103	# 6 - Monochrome Green
	104	# 7 - Monochrome White
	105	#
	106	# Default value is 3 - Color TV emulation!
	107
	108	Video Emulation = 1
	109
	110	##########################################################################
	111	#
	112	# Monochrome Color - define monochrome color that suit you best here.
	113	# Color defined as #RRGGBB, where RR - 2 digits for Red color intensity, GG - same for Green color, and BB for Blue.
	114	# All digits are in HEX-format, 0-9 and A - F.
	115	# Default value is #C0C0C0.
	116
	117	Monochrome Color = #FFC010
	118
	119	##########################################################################
	120	#
	121	# Mouse in slot 4. Yes, old Apples][ have it! First they saw it in Xerox Development Center.
	122	# Possible values are 0 - off, and 1 - on.
	123	# Remember, that you can not use Mouse and Mockingboard/Phasor at the same time, for they use same slot (#4).
	124	# So, before enabling mouse support in your machine, switch off Mockingboard (see section above).
	125
	126	# Default is 0.
	127
	128	Mouse in slot 4 = 0
	129
	130	##########################################################################
	131	#
	132	# Parallel printer allows you to print any DOS3.3 or Applesoft Basic(tm) output to specified file
	133	# (after PR#1 at DOS3.3 prompt)
	134	#
	135	# Default is Printer.txt in working directory (which is set inside linapple bin)
	136
	137	Parallel Printer Filename =
	138
	139	##########################################################################
	140	#
	141	# HDD - Hard Disk Device for Apple][
	142	#
	143	# Harddisk Enable. Same as for mouse. 0 means no Harddisk support, and 1 - yes, give that Harddisk!
	144	# Remember, that hard disk images for Apple][ are in .HDV format as a rule (with .hdv extensions)
	145	# Hard disk uses Slot 7 in Apple][. So, to access it use something like '] PR#7' at Applesoft Basic(tm) prompt.
	146	# Default is 0.
	147
	148	Harddisk Enable = 0
	149
	150	# HDV Starting Directory is the starting directory for choose HDV disk images
	151	# Default: your home directory (if not set)
	152
	153	HDV Starting Directory =
	154
	155	# And you may also predefine hard disk images here, for 1 and 2 correspondingly.
	156	# Please, use Shift+F3 and Shift+F4 in emulator for change them in real time.
	157	# Remember, that values given here will be rewritten if you change them in emulator.
	158	# Default - do not use any HDV images
	159
	160	Harddisk Image 1 =
	161	Harddisk Image 2 =
	162
	163	##########################################################################
	164	#
	165	# Slot 6 Directory - starting directory for chosing Apple's disk images in slot 6
	166	# (usual slot for FDD 140Kb Apple's disks)
	167	#
	168	# Default: your home directory (if not set)
	169
	170	Slot 6 Directory = /home/ghedger/projects/apple2/Emulators/Apple2/ultima_IV
	171
	172	# You may also provide images to be inserted in 1 and 2 drive (D1 or D2) of Slot 6 at startup
	173	# Default: do not use, starting with image named Master.dsk in current directory
	174
	175	# To get access to the disk in second drive(D2), use something like '] CATALOG,D2' at Applesoft DOS(tm) prompt.
	176
	177	Disk Image 1 =
	178	Disk Image 2 =
	179
	180	# The next parameter defines if you wish to auto-load these disk images in drives at startup!
	181	# Default value is 0 (Off), suggested: 1 (On)
	182
	183	Slot 6 Autoload = 0
	184
	185	##########################################################################
	186	#
	187	# Save State Filename - file name for saving/loading state with keys F11 and F12 in emulator.
	188	# Default is none. Note: you can choose it at runtime by pressing F11 (for saving) or F12 (for loading)
	189
	190	Save State Filename =
	191
	192	# SaveSate Directory is a directory where current states will be saved by using F11,F12 (or ALT+F11, ALT+F12 keys, or Ctrl+0..9, Ctrl+Shift+0..9)
	193	#Default is none, which means your home directory
	194
	195	Save State Directory =
	196
	197	# Define if you wish to save state on exit and restore it at startup by the next parameter:
	198	# Possible values are 0 - off, and 1 - on. When On, save state will be saved in Save State Filename at exit,
	199	# and will be restored at startup
	200
	201	# Default value is 0.
	202
	203	Save State On Exit = 0
	204
	205	##########################################################################
	206	#
	207	# Next parameters enables some functions at startup
	208	#
	209	# Fullscreen - if emulator should startup in Fullscreen mode (0 - no, 1 - yes!)
	210	# Boot at startup - if emulator should boot after starting up from Disk1 in SLot 6 (0 - yes, 1 - no)
	211	# Booting at startup disables show logo.
	212	#
	213	# Show Leds 1/0 - show leds while accessing disks (140Kb and HDD) or not, default - 1
	214
	215	Fullscreen = 0
	216	Boot at Startup = 0
	217	Show Leds = 1
	218
	219	##########################################################################
	220	#
	221	# FTP Server - full path to default FTP server with Apple2 disk images
	222	# FTP UserPass - user:password for accessing this server
	223	# FTP Local Dir - path on local disk to store downloaded ftp files,
	224
	225	# !!! Warning: FTP Local Dir should be existing directory with write access either FTP won't work
	226	# Note : FTP Server MUST end with '/' sign either it won't work! FTP Local Dir should not end with '/'
	227
	228	FTP Server = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/games/
	229	FTP ServerHDD = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/
	230	FTP UserPass = anonymous:my-mail@mail.com
	231	FTP Local Dir =
	232
	233	##########################################################################
	234	#
	235	# Screen properties
	236	# Note: not all screen sizes can work in full screen mode, so be careful
	237	# Also if you are using not default mode, the speed of emulator can become slow,
	238	# which can be spotted easily on old machines
	239
	240	# Use this as screen factor in zooming screen.
	241	# Values less than 1.0 will make screen smaller and vice versa!
	242	# Suggested values are 0.3 till 3.0?
	243
	244	# Screen factor = 1.5
	245
	246	# Note: if you want to use Screen Width and Screen Height directly, comment out `Screen factor` whole option
	247	# otherwise they won't take effect
	248	# Default Screen Width is 560, Screen Height is 384
	249	# For best results, use a height divisible by 192 to avoid moire artifacts when using scanline video effects
	250	Screen Width = 1120
	251	Screen Height = 768
	252

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	0	LinApple version 2.1
	1	28 November 2017
	2
	3	!! Keyboard: Fixed caps lock bug.
	4
	5	!! Display: Set higher default host screen resolution in windowed mode.
	6
	7	!! Audio: Eliminated decoupling capacitor simulation.
	8
	9	!! Audio: Fixed choppy Mockingboard sound due to incorrect cycle caculation between IRQs.
	10
	11	For LinApple version 2.0 has been made:
	12
	13	!! Fixed screen corruption bug for x64 systems
	14
	15	!! Fixed gcc 4.4 compilation error lacking <strings>
	16
	17	++ FTP support. You can load disk images on Slots 6 (1 & 2) and Hard disks images, using FTP server such as apple.asimov.net
	18	Press Alt+F3, Alt+Shift+F3 for load disk image through FTP
	19
	20	++ Screen sizes are now flexible. You can set any screen size you wish, just be catious - not all screen sizes can work in full screen mode
	21
	22	++ .zip images support for FDD 140K (in read-only mode). Just first file in .zip archive will be read and inserted as an image.
	23	You can load .zip images directly from your file system (by F3/F4 keypress), or from FTP server (by pressing ALT+F3(F4)).
	24
	25	-- Sound is still glitched. Needs repairing. Please help!
	26
	27
	28	For LinApple version 1.1 has been added:
	29
	30	++ 1. Opening of compressed .gz files - in read-only mode. Works only for FDD 140Kb drives.
	31
	32	++ 2. Super quick load-save states (CTRL+0..9 - quick load state, CTRL+SHIFT+0..9 - quick save it) in current states directory.
	33
	34	++ 3. Add Mockingboard (but not Phasor??) support, without speech, as I could take it.
	35	But Mockingboard works! You may test it in such games as Berzap! (you need to switch Mockingboard on after pressing Ctrl+C in the game), in Willy Byte in the Digital Dimensions, in Pitfall II(tm), in UltimaIV and few others.
	36
	37	++ 4. VideoBenchmark added! Run `linapple -b' to see benchmark running and its result in console.
	38
	39	++ 5. Parallel Printer file name can be set in linapple.conf (default was Printer.txt in working directory)

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	334
	335	This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into
	336	proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may
	337	consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
	338	library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
	339	Public License instead of this License.

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	0	#
	1	# linapple.conf - config file used by LinApple, Apple][ (Apple2, Apple 2) emulator for Linux and other POSIX systems with SDL support
	2	#
	3	# for linapple version 2.0 and above
	4	#
	5	# Please remember - all lines beginning with '#' are considered comments.
	6	# All values are CASE SENSITIVE, you should not use, for example, 'joystick 0' instead of 'Joystick 0'.
	7	#
	8	####################################################################
	9	# First of all let us determine our machine type
	10	# that is:
	11	# 0 - old Apple][, right out of the hands of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in far 1977? year.
	12	# 1 - Apple][+ - same as Apple][ with somewhat enbettered functionality
	13	# 2 - Apple//e - Enhanced Apple][ with 80-column mode and other useful additions
	14	# 3 - Apple//e enhanced - currently same as Apple//e? Please, ask Tom Charlesworth about it.
	15	# Default is 3
	16
	17	Computer Emulation = 2
	18
	19	####################################################################
	20	#
	21	# Sound Emulation.
	22	# Possible values currently are 0 - none, and 1 - use SDL Audio for sounds
	23	# Default is 1
	24
	25	Sound Emulation = 1
	26
	27	#######################################################################
	28	#
	29	# Soundcard Type means what do you want to use in Slot7 as a sound card
	30	#
	31	# 0 - uninit //??
	32	# 1 - nothing - disable sound card in Slot 4
	33	# 2 - use Mockingboard in Slot 4 (Mockingboard is like SoundBlaster for PC, if you hear about it)
	34	# 3 - use Phasor in Slot 4. Phasor is also a sort of ancient sound cards. Ahhh, what sounds they have!!!
	35	#
	36	# Default value is 2 (use Mockingboard).
	37	# But, please, remember, that currently Mockingboard/Phasor support was not done fully in linapple.
	38	# I need some help for this to port it from AppleWin. ^_^
	39
	40	Soundcard Type = 2
	41
	42	#######################################################################
	43	#
	44	# Joysticks, those sticks of joy! There may be 2 joysticks at the same time
	45	# Possible values are:
	46	# 0 - joystick disabled
	47	# 1 - use PC joystick #1 or #2, for corresponding joystick
	48
	49	# 2 - Keyboard standard
	50	# 3 - Keyboard centered
	51	# When joysticks used as a keyboard, they are stuck to Numpad keys (1-9 - axis movement, 0 - button1, . - button2)
	52	# when centered used, axis of joystick will be centered after releasing any cursor (Numpad 1..9) key.
	53	# otherwise it assumed to be pressed always
	54
	55	# 4 - Use mouse as a joystick. Rather interesting thing, try it. Useful in Fantavision(tm)by Broderbund Software
	56	# Default values are 2 for Joystick 0, and 0 for Joystick 1
	57
	58	Joystick 0 = 3
	59	Joystick 1 = 0
	60
	61	##########################################################################
	62	#
	63	# Serial Port joins your Apple][ machine to any device through serial ports.
	64	# Possible values are 0 - disabled, and 1 to 100 which means device /dev/ttyS0 .. /dev/ttyS99 relatively
	65	#
	66	# Default is 0, disabled. Needs testing.
	67
	68	Serial Port = 0
	69
	70	##########################################################################
	71
	72	# Emulation Speed is speed of emulator.
	73	# Values are from 0 (lowest speed) till 40 (fastest)
	74	# Default value is 10 (normal speed)
	75
	76	Emulation Speed = 10
	77
	78	##########################################################################
	79	#
	80	# Enhance Disk Speed - if the disk spinning should be as in real computer
	81	# Possible values - 0 - yes, the disk spinning speed is like in real Apple][
	82	# and 1 - use enhanced disk speed.
	83	# Default is 1.
	84
	85	Enhance Disk Speed = 1
	86
	87	##########################################################################
	88	#
	89	# Video Emulation - a type of video emulation.
	90	# Please, remember that you always can change it using F9 key in emulator.
	91
	92	# Possible values are:
	93	# 0 - use monochrome screen with given color as white (see below Monochrome Color section)
	94
	95	# Color modes, which names speak for themselves.
	96	# 1 - Color Standard
	97	# 2 - Color Text Optimized
	98	# 3 - Color TV emulation
	99	# 4 - Color Half-Shift
	100
	101	# Monochrome modes with predefined monochrome colors
	102	# 5 - Monochrome Amber
	103	# 6 - Monochrome Green
	104	# 7 - Monochrome White
	105	#
	106	# Default value is 3 - Color TV emulation!
	107
	108	Video Emulation = 1
	109
	110	##########################################################################
	111	#
	112	# Monochrome Color - define monochrome color that suit you best here.
	113	# Color defined as #RRGGBB, where RR - 2 digits for Red color intensity, GG - same for Green color, and BB for Blue.
	114	# All digits are in HEX-format, 0-9 and A - F.
	115	# Default value is #C0C0C0.
	116
	117	Monochrome Color = #FFC010
	118
	119	##########################################################################
	120	#
	121	# Mouse in slot 4. Yes, old Apples][ have it! First they saw it in Xerox Development Center.
	122	# Possible values are 0 - off, and 1 - on.
	123	# Remember, that you can not use Mouse and Mockingboard/Phasor at the same time, for they use same slot (#4).
	124	# So, before enabling mouse support in your machine, switch off Mockingboard (see section above).
	125
	126	# Default is 0.
	127
	128	Mouse in slot 4 = 0
	129
	130	##########################################################################
	131	#
	132	# Parallel printer allows you to print any DOS3.3 or Applesoft Basic(tm) output to specified file
	133	# (after PR#1 at DOS3.3 prompt)
	134	#
	135	# Default is Printer.txt in working directory (which is set inside linapple bin)
	136
	137	Parallel Printer Filename =
	138
	139	##########################################################################
	140	#
	141	# HDD - Hard Disk Device for Apple][
	142	#
	143	# Harddisk Enable. Same as for mouse. 0 means no Harddisk support, and 1 - yes, give that Harddisk!
	144	# Remember, that hard disk images for Apple][ are in .HDV format as a rule (with .hdv extensions)
	145	# Hard disk uses Slot 7 in Apple][. So, to access it use something like '] PR#7' at Applesoft Basic(tm) prompt.
	146	# Default is 0.
	147
	148	Harddisk Enable = 0
	149
	150	# HDV Starting Directory is the starting directory for choose HDV disk images
	151	# Default: your home directory (if not set)
	152
	153	HDV Starting Directory =
	154
	155	# And you may also predefine hard disk images here, for 1 and 2 correspondingly.
	156	# Please, use Shift+F3 and Shift+F4 in emulator for change them in real time.
	157	# Remember, that values given here will be rewritten if you change them in emulator.
	158	# Default - do not use any HDV images
	159
	160	Harddisk Image 1 =
	161	Harddisk Image 2 =
	162
	163	##########################################################################
	164	#
	165	# Slot 6 Directory - starting directory for chosing Apple's disk images in slot 6
	166	# (usual slot for FDD 140Kb Apple's disks)
	167	#
	168	# Default: your home directory (if not set)
	169
	170	Slot 6 Directory = /home/ghedger/projects/apple2/Emulators/Apple2/ultima_IV
	171
	172	# You may also provide images to be inserted in 1 and 2 drive (D1 or D2) of Slot 6 at startup
	173	# Default: do not use, starting with image named Master.dsk in current directory
	174
	175	# To get access to the disk in second drive(D2), use something like '] CATALOG,D2' at Applesoft DOS(tm) prompt.
	176
	177	Disk Image 1 =
	178	Disk Image 2 =
	179
	180	# The next parameter defines if you wish to auto-load these disk images in drives at startup!
	181	# Default value is 0 (Off), suggested: 1 (On)
	182
	183	Slot 6 Autoload = 0
	184
	185	##########################################################################
	186	#
	187	# Save State Filename - file name for saving/loading state with keys F11 and F12 in emulator.
	188	# Default is none. Note: you can choose it at runtime by pressing F11 (for saving) or F12 (for loading)
	189
	190	Save State Filename =
	191
	192	# SaveSate Directory is a directory where current states will be saved by using F11,F12 (or ALT+F11, ALT+F12 keys, or Ctrl+0..9, Ctrl+Shift+0..9)
	193	#Default is none, which means your home directory
	194
	195	Save State Directory =
	196
	197	# Define if you wish to save state on exit and restore it at startup by the next parameter:
	198	# Possible values are 0 - off, and 1 - on. When On, save state will be saved in Save State Filename at exit,
	199	# and will be restored at startup
	200
	201	# Default value is 0.
	202
	203	Save State On Exit = 0
	204
	205	##########################################################################
	206	#
	207	# Next parameters enables some functions at startup
	208	#
	209	# Fullscreen - if emulator should startup in Fullscreen mode (0 - no, 1 - yes!)
	210	# Boot at startup - if emulator should boot after starting up from Disk1 in SLot 6 (0 - yes, 1 - no)
	211	# Booting at startup disables show logo.
	212	#
	213	# Show Leds 1/0 - show leds while accessing disks (140Kb and HDD) or not, default - 1
	214
	215	Fullscreen = 0
	216	Boot at Startup = 0
	217	Show Leds = 1
	218
	219	##########################################################################
	220	#
	221	# FTP Server - full path to default FTP server with Apple2 disk images
	222	# FTP UserPass - user:password for accessing this server
	223	# FTP Local Dir - path on local disk to store downloaded ftp files,
	224
	225	# !!! Warning: FTP Local Dir should be existing directory with write access either FTP won't work
	226	# Note : FTP Server MUST end with '/' sign either it won't work! FTP Local Dir should not end with '/'
	227
	228	FTP Server = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/games/
	229	FTP ServerHDD = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/
	230	FTP UserPass = anonymous:my-mail@mail.com
	231	FTP Local Dir =
	232
	233	##########################################################################
	234	#
	235	# Screen properties
	236	# Note: not all screen sizes can work in full screen mode, so be careful
	237	# Also if you are using not default mode, the speed of emulator can become slow,
	238	# which can be spotted easily on old machines
	239
	240	# Use this as screen factor in zooming screen.
	241	# Values less than 1.0 will make screen smaller and vice versa!
	242	# Suggested values are 0.3 till 3.0?
	243
	244	# Screen factor = 1.5
	245
	246	# Note: if you want to use Screen Width and Screen Height directly, comment out `Screen factor` whole option
	247	# otherwise they won't take effect
	248	# Default Screen Width is 560, Screen Height is 384
	249	# For best results, use a height divisible by 192 to avoid moire artifacts when using scanline video effects
	250	Screen Width = 1120
	251	Screen Height = 768
	252

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71	71
72	72	# Emulation Speed is speed of emulator.
73	73	# Values are from 0 (lowest speed) till 40 (fastest)
74		# Default value is 10 (normal speed)
	74	# Default value is 10 (normal speed - 1 MHz)
75	75
76	76	Emulation Speed = 10
77	77

167	167	#
168	168	# Default: your home directory (if not set)
169	169
170		Slot 6 Directory = /home/ghedger/projects/apple2/Emulators/Apple2/ultima_IV
	170	Slot 6 Directory =
171	171
172	172	# You may also provide images to be inserted in 1 and 2 drive (D1 or D2) of Slot 6 at startup
173	173	# Default: do not use, starting with image named Master.dsk in current directory

175	175	# To get access to the disk in second drive(D2), use something like '] CATALOG,D2' at Applesoft DOS(tm) prompt.
176	176
177	177	Disk Image 1 =
178		Disk Image 2 =
	178	Disk Image 2 =
179	179
180	180	# The next parameter defines if you wish to auto-load these disk images in drives at startup!
181	181	# Default value is 0 (Off), suggested: 1 (On)

224	224
225	225	# !!! Warning: FTP Local Dir should be existing directory with write access either FTP won't work
226	226	# Note : FTP Server MUST end with '/' sign either it won't work! FTP Local Dir should not end with '/'
	227	# Note : Also there must be cache directory (e.g. directory named `cache` inside FTP Local Dir
	228	# where all downloaded directories are cached for 3 days
227	229
228	230	FTP Server = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/games/
229	231	FTP ServerHDD = ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/

234	236	#
235	237	# Screen properties
236	238	# Note: not all screen sizes can work in full screen mode, so be careful
237		# Also if you are using not default mode, the speed of emulator can become slow,
238		# which can be spotted easily on old machines
	239	# Also if you are using not default mode, the speed of emulator can fall,
	240	# which can be spotted on old machines
239	241
240	242	# Use this as screen factor in zooming screen.
241	243	# Values less than 1.0 will make screen smaller and vice versa!

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	0	// Central class for managing user configuration files and locations
	1	//
	2	// Copyright (C) 2017 Greg Hedger
	3
	4	#include <string>
	5	#include <unistd.h>
	6	#include <sys/types.h>
	7	#include <pwd.h>
	8	#include <sys/stat.h>
	9	#include <iostream>
	10	#include <fcntl.h>
	11	#include <cstdio>
	12
	13	#include "config.h"
	14
	15	using namespace std;
	16
	17	Config::Config()
	18	{
	19	}
	20
	21	std::string Config::GetUserFilePath()
	22	{
	23	m_optsFilePath = GetHomePath() + USER_DIRECTORY_NAME;
	24	return m_optsFilePath.c_str();
	25	}
	26
	27	void Config::ChangeToHomeDirectory()
	28	{
	29	if(chdir(GetHomePath().c_str()))
	30	{
	31	// TODO: LOG ERROR
	32	cout << "Cannot switch to home directory ('" << GetHomePath().c_str() << "')" << std::endl;
	33	}
	34	}
	35
	36	void Config::ChangeToUserDirectory()
	37	{
	38	if(chdir((GetHomePath() + USER_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str()))
	39	{
	40
	41	cout << "Cannot switch to home directory ('" << GetHomePath().c_str() << "')" << std::endl;
	42	}
	43	}
	44
	45	// Simple POSIX file copy
	46	bool Config::CopyFile(std::string srcFile, std::string destFile)
	47	{
	48	const int bufSize = 1024;
	49	bool bRet = true;
	50	char buf[bufSize];
	51	size_t size;
	52
	53	// Attempt to open files
	54	int source = open(srcFile.c_str(), O_RDONLY, 0);
	55	int dest = open(destFile.c_str(), O_WRONLY \| O_CREAT /\| O_TRUNC/, 0644);
	56
	57	if (source && dest)
	58	{
	59	// Copy
	60	while ((size = read(source, buf, bufSize)) > 0) {
	61	if(0 >= write(dest, buf, size)) {
	62	// Handle error;
	63	std::cout << "Error writing '" << destFile.c_str() << "' (" << size << ")" << std::endl;
	64	std::cout << "Source file: " << srcFile.c_str() << std::endl;
	65
	66	bRet = false;
	67	break;
	68	}
	69	}
	70
	71	// Close files
	72	if(source) {
	73	close(source);
	74	}
	75	if(dest) {
	76	close(dest);
	77	}
	78	} else {
	79	std::cout << "Error copying '" << srcFile.c_str() << "' to '" << destFile.c_str() << "'" << std::endl;
	80	bRet = false;
	81	}
	82	return bRet;
	83	}
	84
	85	// ValidateUserDirectory
	86	// Checks for presence of user directory structure for configuration files
	87	bool Config::ValidateUserDirectory()
	88	{
	89
	90	// GPH TOOD: Revisit with more elegant solution.
	91	// Looks like there's an official way to copy all files in a directory
	92	// for c++17 using filesystem::, but I just want something that's
	93	// going to work.
	94	static const char *files[] =
	95	{
	96	"charset40.bmp",
	97	"font.bmp",
	98	"splash.bmp",
	99	"Printer.txt",
	100	"Master.dsk",
	101	"LICENSE",
	102	"linapple.conf",
	103	"icon.bmp",
	104	""
	105	};
	106
	107	bool bResult = false;
	108	struct stat buffer;
	109	std::string userDir = GetHomePath();
	110	userDir += USER_DIRECTORY_NAME;
	111	std::string installDir = GetInstallPath();
	112
	113	// Check that the entire subtree exists
	114	bResult = (stat (userDir.c_str(), &buffer) == 0);
	115	bResult &= (stat ((userDir + CONF_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), &buffer) == 0);
	116	bResult &= (stat ((userDir + SAVED_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), &buffer) == 0);
	117	bResult &= (stat ((userDir + FTP_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), &buffer) == 0);
	118	bResult &= (stat (GetUserFilePath().c_str(), &buffer) == 0);
	119	if (!bResult) {
	120	// Directory is absent. This means we need to create it and copy over
	121	// defaults from the install location.
	122	mkdir(userDir.c_str(), S_IRUSR \| S_IWUSR \| S_IXUSR \| S_IRGRP \| S_IWGRP \| S_IROTH \| S_IWOTH);
	123	mkdir((userDir + CONF_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), S_IRUSR \| S_IWUSR \| S_IXUSR \| S_IRGRP \| S_IWGRP \| S_IROTH \| S_IWOTH);
	124	mkdir((userDir + SAVED_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), S_IRUSR \| S_IWUSR \| S_IXUSR \| S_IRGRP \| S_IWGRP \| S_IROTH \| S_IWOTH);
	125	mkdir((userDir + FTP_DIRECTORY_NAME).c_str(), S_IRUSR \| S_IWUSR \| S_IXUSR \| S_IRGRP \| S_IWGRP \| S_IROTH \| S_IWOTH);
	126
	127	cout << "Copying Files\n";
	128	// Copy config options file
	129	for( unsigned int i = 0; *files[ i ]; i++ ) {
	130	string dest = GetUserFilePath();
	131	CopyFile(
	132	(GetInstallPath() + files[ i ]),
	133	dest + files[ i ]
	134	);
	135	}
	136	}
	137	return bResult;
	138	}
	139
	140	std::string Config::GetInstallPath()
	141	{
	142	return INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME;
	143	}
	144
	145	std::string Config::GetHomePath()
	146	{
	147	struct passwd *pw = getpwuid(getuid());
	148	const char *homedir = pw->pw_dir;
	149	std::string path = homedir;
	150	return path;
	151	}