_CP_input is equivalent to the input BASIC statement.
Type |
BASIC Statement |
_CP_INPUT |
input result |
_CP_INPUT_N |
input result: |
_CP_INPUT_L |
input result, expression1 |
_CP_INPUT_LN |
input result, expression1: |
_CP_INPUT_L_ |
input result, expression1_ |
_CP_INPUT_LN_ |
input result, expression1:_ |
_CP_INPUT_LF |
input result, expression1 for expression2 |
_CP_INPUT_LNF |
input result, expression1: for expression2 |
_CP_INPUT_L_F |
input result, expression1_ for expression2 |
_CP_INPUT_LN_F |
input result, expression1:_ for expression2 |
Syntax
int _CP_input(int type, CPSTR** result, int expression1, int expression2) |
Description
This function returns -1 if an error occurs. The error code is contained in _CP_errno. If the time out occurs, _CP_errno contains PE_TMOUT.
NOTE |
The environment must be set to _CP_pick_env() for _CP_input() to work properly. |
Example(s)
/* Gets 1 line of input. */ CPSTR * s = _CP_str_null; _CP_input(_CP_INPUT, &s, 0, 0); |
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