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Level 1 Functions
Function Level 1 | Description |
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_parc() | Pass a pointer to a Recital character string |
_parclen() | Length of a character string |
_parcsiz() | Size of a character string passed by reference |
_pards() | Pass a character pointer to a Recital date |
_parinfa() | Parameter checking of arrays |
_parinfo() | Parameter checking |
_parl() | Pass a Recital logical as an integer |
_parnd() | Pass a Recital numeric as a double |
_parni() | Pass a Recital numeric as an integer |
_parnl() | Pass a Recital numeric as a long |
_paro() | Pass an object pointer to a Recital object |
_parts() | Pass a character pointer to a Recital datetime |
_parys() | Pass a character pointer to a Recital currency |
_ret() | Return to Recital |
_retc() | Return a character string to Recital |
_retclen() | Return a character string and its length to Recital |
_retds() | Return a date string to Recital |
_retl() | Return an integer to a Recital logical |
_retnd() | Return a double to a Recital numeric |
_retni() | Return an integer to a Recital numeric |
_retnl() | Return a long to a Recital numeric |
_reto() | Return an object to Recital |
_retts() | Return a datetime string to Recital |
_retys() | Return a currency string to Recital |
ALENGTH() | Number of array elements |
ISARRAY() | Is parameter an array |
ISCHAR() | Is parameter a character string |
ISCURRENCY() | Is parameter a currency |
ISDATE() | Is parameter a date |
ISDATETIME() | Is parameter a datetime |
ISLOG() | Is parameter a logical |
ISMEMO() | Is parameter a memo |
ISNUM() | Is parameter a numeric |
ISOBJECT() | Is parameter an object |
PCOUNT() | Number of parameters passed |
Level 1 functions are used for passing parameters between the 'C' functions and Recital. When creating a 'C' function with the API the parameters being passed should not be defined in the function name like a normal 'C' function. Instead the parameters passed are referenced with the API _par functions. Each parameter passed is referenced by specifying a number representing the ordinal position in the parameter list with the API _par function call.
For example, the following 'C' function is passed 2 parameters from Recital. The data type of each parameter is checked first with the _parinfo() function, then the value of the parameters are passed to a char with the _parc() function. Lastly the char value is then returned to Recital.
#include "dbapi.h" dbapi_test_function() { char string1[9]; char string2[9]; if (_parinfo(1) == API_CTYPE) { strcpy( string1, _parc(1)); } if (_parinfo(2) == API_CTYPE) { strcpy( string2, _parc(2)); } _retc( string1 ); }
Values are returned to Recital using the API _ret functions. Recital memory variables and array elements can also be updated from within the 'C' function to store the results, see level 3.