/*  */

/*      Displaying messages and getting input for WWW Library
**      =====================================================
**
**         May 92 Created By C.T. Barker
**         Feb 93 Portablized etc TBL
*/

#ifndef HTUTILS_H
#include "HTUtils.h"
#endif /* HTUTILS_H */
#include "tcp.h"

/*      Display a message and get the input
**
**      On entry,
**              Msg is the message.
**
**      On exit,
**              Return value is malloc'd string which must be freed.
*/
extern char * HTPrompt PARAMS((CONST char * Msg, CONST char * deflt));


/*      Display a message, don't wait for input
**
**      On entry,
**              The input is a list of parameters for printf.
*/
extern void HTAlert PARAMS((CONST char * Msg));


/*      Display a progress message for information (and diagnostics) only
**
**      On entry,
**              The input is a list of parameters for printf.
*/
extern void HTProgress PARAMS((CONST char * Msg));
extern BOOLEAN mustshow;
#define _HTProgress(msg)	mustshow = TRUE, HTProgress(msg)


/*      Display a message, then wait for 'yes' or 'no'.
**
**      On entry,
**              Takes a list of parameters for printf.
**
**      On exit,
**              If the user enters 'YES', returns TRUE, returns FALSE
**              otherwise.
*/
extern BOOL HTConfirm PARAMS ((CONST char * Msg));


/*      Prompt for password without echoing the reply
*/
extern char * HTPromptPassword PARAMS((CONST char * Msg));

/*      Prompt both username and password       HTPromptUsernameAndPassword()
**      ---------------------------------
** On entry,
**      Msg             is the prompting message.
**      *username and
**      *password       are char pointers; they are changed
**                      to point to result strings.
**
**                      If *username is not NULL, it is taken
**                      to point to  a default value.
**                      Initial value of *password is
**                      completely discarded.
**
** On exit,
**      *username and *password point to newly allocated
**      strings -- original strings pointed to by them
**      are NOT freed.
**
*/
extern void HTPromptUsernameAndPassword PARAMS((
	CONST char *	Msg,
	char **		username,
	char **		password));

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