[C/C++]Lib Sdk Utilities v0.1

[C/C++]Lib Sdk Utilities v0.1

March 19th, 2008, 17:45 Posted By: wraggster

News/release from dridri85

The LibSdkUtilities allows you to use the utility official sdk following:

Keys OSK
SaveData
Message Dialog (with choice "Yes \ No" possible)
Error Dialog (it displays an error code)
Net Dialog (maleureusement the connection is cut off at the end ...

Voila functions as such:
Code:
SceSetBackgroundUtility (u32 color) / / Set the background color

Void sceOsk (const char * msg, char * input) / / Keys osk
Msg => message display (bottom right)
Input => Text Input / output

SceSaveData void (* sData save) / / loading system backup
See structure sData lowest

Int sceMessageDialog (const char * message, enableYesno int, int baseAwn)
Message => Message Display
EnableYesno => activate the issue (choice "Yes / No")
BaseAwn => Default question whether, 1 for yes, 0 for No

Void sceErrorDialog (const unsigned int error)
Error => hexadecimal value on 32bits will be shown as error

Void sceNetDialog (int language, buttonSwap int)
Language => Language (0 English, french 1)
ButtonSwap => vice X and O, 1 normal, inverted 0

/ / Structure sData for savedata:
Typedef struct (
Int mode; / / Fashion save / load
PSP_UTILITY_SAVEDATA_LISTSAVE or PSP_UTILITY_SAVEDATA_LISTLOAD
Int language; / / 2 for french Language
Int buttonSwap / / Reverse buttons
PSP_UTILITY_ACCEPT_CROSS or PSP_UTILITY_ACCEPT_CIRCLE
Char * title1, title2 * / / name of the game; name of the backup (eg "Community Profile")
Char * gameName, saveName * / / Code name of the game; figures backup
/ / Both values are set as a result of naming the backup folder (eg "DEMO1030")
Char * newSave / / display a text on a blank sauvergade
Char * details; / / Things that will be posted as details (eg "% of the game done: 42%"), returns a line possible
Void * buf; / / Buffer containing a register values (often text)
Int bufSize / / size of the buffer
Char * key; / / Key encryption (for PSP and 2.0 +)
Void * icon, pic * / / For the moment is a waste of time ...
SData);

/ / Small detail for the buffer, we must do a malloc and ex memset:
Code:
SData save;
Int len = strlen (score = 25 ") +1; / / Calculating the size of the text
Save.bufSize len = 4 * / / Gives the size sData
Save.buf = malloc (sizeof (char) * len); Setting memory buffer (text)
Memset (save.buf, 0, len); / / Fill in the memory area of 0
Strcpy (save.buf, "score = 25 ");// Written text in the buffer

If you are load mode:
- Responsible values will be returned in the structure sData!
It must have previously made an on sData.buffer malloc (and therefore give the value bufSize)!

To use include:
Sdkutilities.h
And add it to the line of LIBS makefile:
- LSdkUtilities

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