Source file abkform.icn
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#
#	File:     abkform.icn
#
#	Subject:  Procedures to process HP95LX appointment books
#
#	Author:   Robert J. Alexander
#
#	Date:     May 2, 2001
#
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#
#   This file is in the public domain.
#
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#
#  Procedures set to read and write HP95LX appointment book (.abk) files.
#
# 
# Notes:
# 
# 1. Files created by the Appointment Book application may contain 
# some padding following the last field of some data records.  Hence,
# the RecordLength field must be used to determine the start of the
# next record.  Appointment book files created by other programs need not
# have any padding.
# 
# 2. ApptState has several bit fields.  Only bit 0 is meaningful to software
# processing an appointment book file.  Bit 0 being set or cleared 
# corresponds to the alarm being enabled or disabled, respectively.
# Programs creating Appointment book files should clear all bits, except
# perhaps bit 0.
# 
# 3. ToDoState has two one-bit bit fields.  Bit 0 being set or cleared
# corresponds to carry forward being enabled or disabled for this todo
# item, respectively.  Bit 1 being set or cleared corresponds to the doto 
# being checked off or not checked off, respectively. 
# 
# 4. Appointment and ToDo texts are each limited to a maximum of 27
# characters.
# 
# 5. Note text is limited to a maximum of 11 lines of 39 characters per line
# (not counting the line terminator).
# 
#
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#
#  Links: bkutil, pbkform
#
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#
#  See also: bkutil.icn, pbkform.icn
#
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link bkutil, pbkform

# HP 95LX Appointment Book File Format
# 
# The HP 95LX Appointment Book file is structured as a file-identification
# record, followed by a settings record, followed by a variable number of data
# records, and terminated by an end-of-file record. There are multiple types of
# data records corresponding to the different types of appointment book entries.
# 
# The formats of these appointment book records is described in the following
# tables. In the descriptions, the type <int> refers to a two-byte integer
# stored least significant byte first, the type <swpint> refers to a two-byte
# integer stored most significant byte first, the type <char> refers to a
# one-byte integer, and the type <ASCII> refers to a string of ASCII
# characters.
# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book File Identification Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                ProductCode     int      -1 (FFh, FFh)
# 2                ReleaseNum      int      1 (01h, 00h)
# 4                FileType        char     1 (01h) 
# 
procedure abk_write_id(f)
   return writes(f,"\xff\xff\x01\x00\x01")
end

record abk_id(releaseNum,filetype)

procedure abk_read_id(f)
   bk_read_int(f) = 16rffff | fail
   return pbk_id(bk_read_int(f),ord(reads(f)))
end

# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Settings Record:  
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                StartTime       int      Daily display start time as the
#                                           number of minutes past midnight.
# 2                Granularity     int      Daily display time line granularity
#                                           in minutes.
# 4                AlarmEnable     char     1 = on, 0 = off
# 5                LeadTime        char     Alarm default lead time in minutes.
# 6                CarryForward    char     To do carry forward default,
#                                           1 = on, 0 = off.
#
record abk_settings(startTime,granularity,alarmEnable,leadTime,carryForward)

procedure abk_write_settings(f,data)
   return writes(f,bk_int(data.startTime),bk_int(data.granularity),
      char(data.alarmEnable), char(data.leadTime),char(data.carryForward))
end

procedure abk_read_settings(f)
   return abk_settings(bk_read_int(f),bk_read_int(f),ord(reads(f)),
	 ord(reads(f)),ord(reads(f)))
end

# 
# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Daily Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     1 (01h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ApptState       char     See note 2 below.
# 4                Year            char     Year counting from 1900.
# 5                Month           char     Month, 1 - 12.
# 6                Day             char     Day, 1 - 31.
# 7                StartTime       swpint   Start time in minutes since midnight.
# 9                EndTime         int      End time in minutes since midnight.
# 11               LeadTime        char     Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
# 12               ApptLength      char     Length of appointment text in bytes.
# 13               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 15               ApptText        ASCII    Appointment text - see note 4 below.
# 15+ApptLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5.
#
record abk_daily(alarmEnable,year,month,day,startTime,endTime,leadTime,
      apptText,noteText)

procedure abk_write_daily(f,data)
      writes(char((\data.alarmEnable,1) | 0),
	    char(data.year),char(data.month),char(data.day),
	    bk_int(data.startTime),bk_int(data.endTime),bk_int(data.leadTime),
	    char(*data.apptText),char(*data.noteText),data.apptText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_daily(f)
   local alarmEnable,year,month,day,startTime,endTime,leadTime,
	 apptText,noteText,apptLength,noteLength,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x01" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   alarmEnable := iand(ord(reads(f)),1) = 1 | &null &
   year := ord(reads(f)) &
   month := ord(reads(f)) &
   day := ord(reads(f)) &
   startTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   endTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   leadTime := ord(reads(f)) &
   apptLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   apptText := reads(f,apptLength) &
   noteText := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(alarmEnable,year,month,day,startTime,endTime,leadTime,
	 apptText,noteText)
end

# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Weekly Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     2 (02h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ApptState       char     See note 2 below.
# 4                DayOfWeek       char     Day of week, 1=Sun, ..., 7=Sat.
# 5                StartTime       swpint   Start time in minutes since midnight.
# 7                StartYear       char     Start year counting from 1900.
# 8                StartMonth      char     Start month, 1 - 12.
# 9                StartDay        char     Start day, 1 - 31.
# 10               EndTime         int      End time in minutes since midnight.
# 12               EndYear         char     End year counting from 1900.
# 13               EndMonth        char     End month, 1 - 12.
# 14               EndDay          char     End day, 1 - 31.
# 15               LeadTime        char     Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
# 16               ApptLength      char     Length of appointment text in bytes.
# 17               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 19               ApptText        ASCII    Appointment text - see note 4 below.
# 19+ApptLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5 below.
#
record abk_weekly(alarmEnable,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,startMonth,startDay,
      endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,noteText)

procedure abk_write_weekly(f,data)
      writes(char((\data.alarmEnable,1) | 0),
	    char(data.dayOfWeek),
	    bk_int(data.startTime),char(data.startYear),
	    char(data.startMonth),char(data.startDay),
	    bk_int(data.endTime),char(data.endYear),
	    char(data.endMonth),char(data.endDay),
	    bk_int(data.leadTime),
	    char(*data.apptText),char(*data.noteText),data.apptText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_weekly(f)
   local alarmEnable,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,startMonth,startDay,
	 endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptLength,noteLength,
	 apptText,noteText,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x02" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   alarmEnable := iand(ord(reads(f)),1) = 1 | &null &
   dayOfWeek := ord(reads(f)) &
   startTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   startYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   startMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   endTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   endYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   endMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   endDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   leadTime := ord(reads(f)) &
   apptLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   apptText := reads(f,apptLength) &
   noteText := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(alarmEnable,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,noteText)
end

# 
# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Monthly by Date Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     3 (03h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ApptState       char     See note 2 below.
# 4                DayOfMonth      char     Day of month, 1 - 31.
# 5                StartTime       swpint   Start time in minutes since midnight.
# 7                StartYear       char     Start year counting from 1900.
# 8                StartMonth      char     Start month, 1 - 12.
# 9                StartDay        char     Start day, 1 - 31.
# 10               EndTime         int      End time in minutes since midnight.
# 12               EndYear         char     End year counting from 1900.
# 13               EndMonth        char     End month, 1 - 12.
# 14               EndDay          char     End day, 1 - 31.
# 15               LeadTime        char     Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
# 16               ApptLength      char     Length of appointment text in bytes.
# 17               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 19               ApptText        ASCII    Appointment text - see note 4 below.
# 19+ApptLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5 below.
# 
record abk_monthly(alarmEnable,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,startMonth,
      startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,noteText)

procedure abk_write_monthly(f,data)
      writes(char((\data.alarmEnable,1) | 0),
	    char(data.dayOfMonth),
	    bk_int(data.startTime),char(data.startYear),
	    char(data.startMonth),char(data.startDay),
	    bk_int(data.endTime),char(data.endYear),
	    char(data.endMonth),char(data.endDay),
	    bk_int(data.leadTime),
	    char(*data.apptText),char(*data.noteText),data.apptText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_monthly(f)
   local alarmEnable,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,startMonth,startDay,
	 endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptLength,noteLength,
	 apptText,noteText,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x03" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   alarmEnable := iand(ord(reads(f)),1) = 1 | &null &
   dayOfMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   startYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   startMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   endTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   endYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   endMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   endDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   leadTime := ord(reads(f)) &
   apptLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   apptText := reads(f,apptLength) &
   noteText := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(alarmEnable,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,noteText)
end

# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Monthly by Position Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     4 (04h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ApptState       char     See note 2 below.
# 4                WeekOfMonth     char     Week of month, 1 - 5.
# 5                DayOfWeek       char     Day of week, 1=Sun, ..., 7=Sat.
# 6                StartTime       swpint   Start time in minutes since midnight.
# 8                StartYear       char     Start year counting from 1900.
# 9                StartMonth      char     Start month, 1 - 12.
# 10               StartDay        char     Start day, 1 - 31.
# 11               EndTime         int      End time in minutes since midnight.
# 13               EndYear         char     End year counting from 1900.
# 14               EndMonth        char     End month, 1 - 12.
# 15               EndDay          char     End day, 1 - 31.
# 16               LeadTime        char     Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
# 17               ApptLength      char     Length of appointment text in bytes.
# 18               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 20               ApptText        ASCII    Appointment text - see note 4 below.
# 20+ApptLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5 below.
# 
record abk_monthly_pos(alarmEnable,weekOfMonth,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,
      startMonth,startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,
      apptText,noteText)

procedure abk_write_monthly_pos(f,data)
      writes(char((\data.alarmEnable,1) | 0),
	    char(data.weekOfMonth),
	    char(data.dayOfWeek),
	    bk_int(data.startTime),char(data.startYear),
	    char(data.startMonth),char(data.startDay),
	    bk_int(data.endTime),char(data.endYear),
	    char(data.endMonth),char(data.endDay),
	    bk_int(data.leadTime),
	    char(*data.apptText),char(*data.noteText),data.apptText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_monthly_pos(f)
   local alarmEnable,weekOfMonth,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptLength,noteLength,
	 apptText,noteText,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x04" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   alarmEnable := iand(ord(reads(f)),1) = 1 | &null &
   weekOfMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   dayOfWeek := ord(reads(f)) &
   startTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   startYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   startMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   endTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   endYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   endMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   endDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   leadTime := ord(reads(f)) &
   apptLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   apptText := reads(f,apptLength) &
   noteText := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(alarmEnable,weekOfMonth,dayOfWeek,startTime,startYear,
	 startMonth,startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,
	 noteText)
end

# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book Yearly Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     5 (05h) 
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ApptState       char     See note 2 below.
# 4                MonthOfYear     char     Month of year, 1=Jan, ... 12=Dec.
# 5                DayOfMonth      char     Day of month, 1 - 31.
# 6                StartTime       swpint   Start time in minutes since midnight.
# 8                StartYear       char     Start year counting from 1900.
# 9                StartMonth      char     Start month, 1 - 12.
# 10               StartDay        char     Start day, 1 - 31.
# 11               EndTime         int      End time in minutes since midnight.
# 13               EndYear         char     End year counting from 1900.
# 14               EndMonth        char     End month, 1 - 12.
# 15               EndDay          char     End day, 1 - 31.
# 16               LeadTime        char     Alarm lead time in minutes, 0 - 30.
# 17               ApptLength      char     Length of appointment text in bytes.
# 18               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 20               ApptText        ASCII    Appointment text - see note 4 below.
# 20+ApptLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5 below.
# 
record abk_yearly(alarmEnable,monthOfYear,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,
      startMonth,startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,
      apptText,noteText)

procedure abk_write_yearly(f,data)
      writes(char((\data.alarmEnable,1) | 0),
	    char(data.monthOfYear),
	    char(data.dayOfMonth),
	    bk_int(data.startTime),char(data.startYear),
	    char(data.startMonth),char(data.startDay),
	    bk_int(data.endTime),char(data.endYear),
	    char(data.endMonth),char(data.endDay),
	    bk_int(data.leadTime),
	    char(*data.apptText),char(*data.noteText),data.apptText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_yearly(f)
   local alarmEnable,monthOfYear,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptLength,noteLength,
	 apptText,noteText,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x05" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   alarmEnable := iand(ord(reads(f)),1) = 1 | &null &
   monthOfYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   dayOfMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   startYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   startMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   endTime := bk_read_int(f) &
   endYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   endMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   endDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   leadTime := ord(reads(f)) &
   apptLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   apptText := reads(f,apptLength) &
   noteText := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(alarmEnable,monthOfYear,dayOfMonth,startTime,startYear,
	 startMonth,startDay,endTime,endYear,endMonth,endDay,leadTime,apptText,
	 noteText)
end

#
# HP 95LX Appointment Book To Do Data Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     6 (06h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      Number of bytes in remainder
#                                           of this data record, see note 1
#                                           below.
# 3                ToDoState       char     See note 3 below.
# 4                Priority        char     Priority, 1 - 9.
# 5                StartYear       char     Start year counting from 1900.
# 6                StartMonth      char     Start month, 1 - 12.
# 7                StartDay        char     Start day, 1 - 31.
# 8                CheckOffYear    char     Check off year counting from 1900,
#                                           0 indicates not checked off.
# 9                CheckOffMonth   char     Check off month, 1 - 12,
#                                           0 indicates not checked off.
# 10               CheckOffDay     char     Check off day, 1 - 31,
#                                           0 indicates not checked off.
# 11               ToDoLength      char     Length of to do text in bytes.
# 12               NoteLength      int      Length of note text in bytes.
# 14               ToDoText        ASCII    To do text - see note 4 below.
# 14+ToDoLength    NoteText        ASCII    Note text where the null character 
#                                           is used as the line terminator -
#                                           see note 5 below.
# 
record abk_todo(carryForward,checkOff,priority,startYear,startMonth,
      startDay,CheckOffYear,CheckOffMonth,CheckOffDay,toDoText,toDoNote)

procedure abk_write_todo(f,data)
      writes(char(ior((\data.carryForward,1) | 0,(\data.checkOff,2) | 0)),
	    char(data.priority),
	    char(data.startYear),
	    char(data.startMonth),char(data.startDay),
	    char(data.checkOffYear),
	    char(data.checkOffMonth),char(data.checkOffDay),
	    char(*data.toDoText),char(*data.noteText),data.toDoText,data.noteText)
      return data
end

procedure abk_read_todo(f)
   local carryForward,checkOff,priority,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,CheckOffYear,CheckOffMonth,CheckOffDay,toDoLength,noteLength,
	 toDoText,toDoNote,toDoState,next_rec
   (reads(f) == "\x06" | (seek(f,where(f) - 1),&fail) &
   next_rec := bk_read_int(f) + where(f) &
   toDoState := ord(reads(f)) &
   carryForward := iand(toDoState,1) = 1 | &null &
   checkOff := iand(toDoState,2) = 1 | &null &
   priority := ord(reads(f)) &
   startYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   startMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   startDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   CheckOffYear := ord(reads(f)) &
   CheckOffMonth := ord(reads(f)) &
   CheckOffDay := ord(reads(f)) &
   toDoLength := ord(reads(f)) &
   noteLength := bk_read_int(f) &
   toDoText := reads(f,toDoLength) &
   toDoNote := reads(f,noteLength)) | fail
   return abk_daily(carryForward,checkOff,priority,startYear,startMonth,
	 startDay,CheckOffYear,CheckOffMonth,CheckOffDay,toDoText,toDoNote)
end

# 
# HP 95LX Appointment Book End of File Record:
# 
# Byte Offset      Name            Type     Contents
# 
# 0                RecordType      char     50 (32h)
# 1                RecordLength    int      0 (00h, 00h)
#
procedure abk_write_end(f)
   writes(f,"\x32\x00\x00")
   return
end

procedure abk_read_end(f,id)
   (reads(f) == "\x32" & reads(f,2)) | fail
   return
end

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