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MNGPLG
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// npapidefs.h
// minimal version of the defs from the NS plugin SDK
#ifndef NPAPIDEFS_H
#define NPAPIDEFS_H
#define NP_VERSION_MAJOR 0
#define NP_VERSION_MINOR 11
#define NPVERS_HAS_STREAMOUTPUT 8
#define NPVERS_HAS_NOTIFICATION 9
#define NPVERS_HAS_LIVECONNECT 9
#define NPVERS_HAS_WINDOWLESS 11
#define NPERR_NO_ERROR 0
#define NPERR_GENERIC_ERROR 1
#define NPERR_INVALID_INSTANCE_ERROR 2
#define NPERR_INVALID_FUNCTABLE_ERROR 3
#define NPERR_MODULE_LOAD_FAILED_ERROR 4
#define NPERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY_ERROR 5
#define NPERR_INVALID_PLUGIN_ERROR 6
#define NPERR_INVALID_PLUGIN_DIR_ERROR 7
#define NPERR_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION_ERROR 8
#define NPERR_INVALID_PARAM 9
#define NPERR_INVALID_URL 10
#define NPERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND 11
#define NPERR_NO_DATA 12
#define NPERR_STREAM_NOT_SEEKABLE 13
#define NP_EMBED 1
#define NP_FULL 2
#define NP_NORMAL 1
#define NP_SEEK 2
#define NP_ASFILE 3
#define NP_ASFILEONLY 4
#define NPRES_DONE 0
#define NPRES_NETWORK_ERR 1
#define NPRES_USER_BREAK 2
typedef unsigned short uint16;
typedef unsigned long uint32;
typedef short int16;
typedef long int32;
typedef unsigned char NPBool;
typedef int16 NPError;
typedef int16 NPReason;
typedef char* NPMIMEType;
typedef HRGN NPRegion;
typedef void* JRIGlobalRef;
struct JRIEnvInterface;
typedef struct JRIEnvInterface JRIEnvInterface;
typedef const JRIEnvInterface* JRIEnv;
struct _jobject;
typedef struct _jobject *jobject;
typedef jobject jref;
typedef struct _NPRect
{
uint16 top;
uint16 left;
uint16 bottom;
uint16 right;
} NPRect;
typedef struct _NPP
{
void* pdata;
void* ndata;
} NPP_t;
typedef NPP_t* NPP;
typedef struct _NPStream
{
void* pdata;
void* ndata;
const char* url;
uint32 end;
uint32 lastmodified;
void* notifyData;
} NPStream;
typedef enum {
NPPVpluginNameString = 1,
NPPVpluginDescriptionString,
NPPVpluginWindowBool,
NPPVpluginTransparentBool
} NPPVariable;
typedef enum {
NPNVxDisplay = 1,
NPNVxtAppContext,
NPNVnetscapeWindow,
NPNVjavascriptEnabledBool,
NPNVasdEnabledBool,
NPNVisOfflineBool
} NPNVariable;
typedef enum {
NPWindowTypeWindow = 1,
NPWindowTypeDrawable
} NPWindowType;
typedef struct _NPSavedData
{
int32 len;
void* buf;
} NPSavedData;
typedef struct _NPByteRange
{
int32 offset;
uint32 length;
struct _NPByteRange* next;
} NPByteRange;
typedef struct _NPFullPrint
{
NPBool pluginPrinted;
NPBool printOne;
void* platformPrint;
} NPFullPrint;
typedef struct _NPWindow
{
void* window;
int32 x;
int32 y;
uint32 width;
uint32 height;
NPRect clipRect;
NPWindowType type;
} NPWindow;
typedef struct _NPEmbedPrint
{
NPWindow window;
void* platformPrint;
} NPEmbedPrint;
typedef struct _NPPrint
{
uint16 mode;
union
{
NPFullPrint fullPrint;
NPEmbedPrint embedPrint;
} print;
} NPPrint;
typedef struct _NPEvent
{
uint16 event;
uint32 wParam;
uint32 lParam;
} NPEvent;
typedef NPError (*NPP_NewUPP)(NPMIMEType,NPP,uint16,int16,char* argn[],char* argv[],NPSavedData*);
typedef NPError (*NPP_DestroyUPP)(NPP instance, NPSavedData** save);
typedef NPError (*NPP_SetWindowUPP)(NPP,NPWindow*);
typedef NPError (*NPP_NewStreamUPP)(NPP,NPMIMEType,NPStream*,NPBool,uint16*);
typedef NPError (*NPP_DestroyStreamUPP)(NPP,NPStream*,NPReason);
typedef int32 (*NPP_WriteReadyUPP)(NPP instance,NPStream*);
typedef int32 (*NPP_WriteUPP)(NPP,NPStream*,int32,int32,void*);
typedef void (*NPP_StreamAsFileUPP)(NPP,NPStream*,const char*);
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MNGPLG
A simple browser plug-in for the MNG image/animation file format.
By Jason Summers <jason1@pobox.com>
Version 1.0.1 2 Oct 2002
Web site: <http://pobox.com/~jason1/mngplg/>
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Copyright (c) 2000-2002 by Jason Summers <jason1@pobox.com>
THIS SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT
ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
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Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,
including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
freely, subject to the following restrictions:
1. The origin of this source code must not be misrepresented;
you must not claim that you wrote the original software.
2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not
be misrepresented as being the original source.
3. Altered binary versions must not be misrepresented as being the
original.
4. This Copyright notice may not be removed or altered from any source
or altered source distribution, although you may add a Copyright
notice for yourself for any code that you have written.
This software uses several third-party libraries (listed below), some of
which are optional. If you redistribute MNGPLG, it is your responsibility to
comply with the licenses of any libraries used.
This package includes a compiled executable plug-in file, npmngplg.dll. This
file includes code from lcms, which is distributed under the LGPL. To the
best of my understanding, that basically means that anyone distributing that
file must (1) make it possible for the recipient to modify the plug-in to
use a new or modified version of lcms, and (2) make available the lcms
source code. Requirement (1) is satisfied by the inclusion of the source
code. For requirement (2), you can find out how to get the lcms source code
at the web site listed at the beginning of this document, if necessary.
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Based on libmng.
Copyright (c) 2000,2002 Gerard Juyn (gerard@libmng.com)
<http://www.libmng.com/>
Uses the zlib compression library.
(C) 1995-2002 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler
This software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
Copyright (C) 1991-1998, Thomas G. Lane
Uses the lcms color management library by Martí Maria Saguer.
(distributed under the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE)
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SECURITY NOTICE
Although I've tried to write it carefully, MNGPLG has not had any sort of
security audit. Due to the nature of plug-ins, it is possible for certain
types of bugs to exist which may allow remote web sites to take control of
your computer or do harm to it by sending a carefully constructed data file
to the plug-in. If you are paranoid about security, you may not wish to
leave MNGPLG enabled in your browser for an extended period of time.
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INTRODUCTION
MNGPLG is a Netscape-style browser plug-in which displays the MNG
image/animation format. It is configured to claim the following MIME types:
video/x-mng
video/mng
image/x-jng
image/jng
It claims the file extensions ".mng" and ".jng", but file extensions should
only apply when no MIME type is available (e.g. on an FTP site, or on your
local hard disk).
It can also display PNG image files, but it would cause too many problems
for it to try to claim the PNG data type.
If you are configuring a web server to support MNG and JNG, the correct
MIME types to use are "video/x-mng" and "image/x-jng", since the MIME types
have not, as of this writing, been officially registered.
REQUIREMENTS
MNG requires a 32-bit Windows operating system, and a 32-bit web browser
that supports Netscape-style plug-ins. For example, it works in Netscape 3
and higher, Opera 3.51 and higher, and Microsoft Internet Explorer from
about version 3 to 5.0. (It does not readily work in IE 5.5sp2 and
higher.) Netscape 6 and higher (and related browsers) include native
support for MNG, so it should not be necessary to use this plug-in.
INSTALLATION
There's no install program. To install it, copy the included "npmngplg.dll"
file to your browser's "Plugins" folder, then restart your browser.
For Netscape 4.x, the Plugins folder is typically located somewhere like:
C:\Program Files\Netscape\Communicator\Program\Plugins
Note: Windows Explorer, by default, is configured to hide files that end in
".dll". You should probably change that setting. I'd tell you how, but it's
different in almost every version of Windows.
In Netscape 4.x, you can verify that the plug-in is installed by choosing
Help|About Plug-ins from the main menu (with JavaScript enabled).
To uninstall, delete the npmngplg.dll file. It does not create any other
files. It currently does not write anything to the Windows registry.
HOW TO USE (FOR END USERS)
Right-click on an MNG image as it is being displayed to get a menu with some
of the usual features.
Right-click and choose "Properties" to display some internal information
about the image. Some images have embedded text information that will be
shown in the "Image comments" area. For technical reasons, some or all of
the comments may not be available until the animation completes a full loop.
HOW TO USE (FOR WEB DEVELOPERS)
First, if at all possible, configure your web server (not browser) to
assign the MIME type "video/x-mng" to files that end in ".mng", and
assign type "image/x-jng" to files that end in ".jng".
The most reliable way to embed MNG files in a web page is (unfortunately)
to use the nonstandard <embed> tag. For example:
<embed src="foo.mng" width="100" height="100" type="video/x-mng">
The src, width, and height attributes are required. Width and height should
match the actual width and height of the image.
Transparency is not supported, and probably never will be. However, you can
supply a background color to use in transparent areas by using the BGCOLOR
attribute in the EMBED tag, i.e.:
<embed src="foo.mng" bgcolor="#ff0000" ...>
You cannot use color names like "red"; you must use the hexadecimal format
as in the example.
An image can be made into a "hotlink" by including an HREF and optionally a
TARGET attribute in the EMBED tag. For example:
<embed src="foo.mng" href="http://www.libpng.org/pub/mng/" target="_blank"
...>
SOURCE CODE
The C source code is included. I've only tested it with libmng 1.0.5,
but it's probably also compatible with other versions, maybe with
minor changes.
To compile it, you'll need:
- libmng MNG library <http://www.libmng.com/>.
libmng in turn uses some other libraries:
- zlib compression library
- IJG JPEG library
- [optional] lcms "Little Color Management System" library.
If you include lcms, turn on the MNG_FULL_CMS option in libmng_conf.h
before compiling. Note that lcms is distributed under the LGPL -- be sure
you understand the implications of that before distributing any resulting
executable files.
If you don't include lcms, comment out the "#define MNGPLG_CMS" line in
npmngplg.c.
I also recommend turning on the MNG_ERROR_TELLTALE and
MNG_SUPPORT_DYNAMICMNG options in libmng_conf.h.
The files from the Netscape plug-in SDK are no longer needed as of MNGPNG
0.9.4.
Make sure to include the npmngplg.def file in your project, or declare the
necessary DLL entry points in some other way.