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CMD_READ -- Read from a clip on the clipboard.
The read function serves two purposes.
When io_Offset is within the clip, this acts as a normal read
request, and io_Data is filled with data from the clipboard.
The first read request should have a zero io_ClipID, which
will be filled with the ID assigned for this read. Normal
sequential access from the beginning of the clip is achieved
by setting io_Offset to zero for the first read, then leaving
it untouched for subsequent reads. If io_Data is null, then
io_Offset is incremented by io_Actual as if io_Length bytes
had been read: this is useful to skip to the end of file
by using a huge io_Length.
When io_Offset is beyond the end of the clip, this acts as a
signal to the clipboard device that the application is
through reading this clip. Realize that while an application
is in the middle of reading a clip, any attempts to write new
data to the clipboard are held off. This read past the end
of file indicates that those operations may now be initiated.
IO REQUEST
io_Message mn_ReplyPort set up
io_Device preset by OpenDevice
io_Unit preset by OpenDevice
io_Command CMD_READ
io_Length number of bytes to put in data buffer
io_Data pointer to buffer of data to fill, or null to
skip over data
io_Offset byte offset of data to read
io_ClipID zero if this is the initial read
io_Error non-zero if an error occurred
io_Actual filled with the actual number of bytes read
io_Data (the buffer now has io_Actual bytes of data)
io_Offset updated to next read position, which is
beyond EOF if io_Actual != io_Length
io_ClipID the clip ID assigned to this read: do not
alter for subsequent reads
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