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LPL Reference
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FGETWP Get the write protect status of a file or directory
Initial: Text specifier
Final: Long result (0=ok, 1 = write protected)
Related Keywords:
FSETWP
FILER
Access the filer.
Initial: [Text directory (default is current working directory)]
Final: -
FIND
Find an element or array in an array
Initial: NArray
arr
, NObj
target
-or-
Initial: PArray arr , [Num s1 , Num s2 , ...,] Addr target
Final: Long subscript (or 0 if no match)
Related Keywords:
PFIND
See Searching and Comparing Arrays on page 23-10
FINDADDR
Given a variable name, return itÕs address
Initial: Text
name
[, Num
sysID
]
Final: Long 1 (not found)
-or-
Final: Addr address , Long 0
The default sysID is the current application.
FINDTOKEN
does the opposite.
FINDTOKEN Returns an objectÕs name, given itÕs address
Initial: Text tokenDest , Num 1, <Addr obj or Long address >, Num sysID
-or-
Initial: Text
ownerDest
, Num 2, <Addr
obj
or Long
address
>, Num
sysID
-or-
Initial: Text ownerDest , Text tokenDest , Num 3, <Addr obj or Long address >, Num sysID
Final: -
If sysID is 0, it specifies the current application. The tokens address can be an LPL
pointer, or else a LONG. ownerDest will contain the name of the module in which the
token is defined.