For Windows: Not Supported
The %ttyname() function returns a pointer to a static area containing the null terminated path name of the terminal device associated to the file descriptor fd.
Syntax
ptr = (char*)%ttyname(fd) |
Description
If fd does not describe a device in the /dev directory, a null pointer is returned.
When run on a phantom process, this function returns a null pointer.
NOTE |
The return value points to static data which is overwritten by each call. The name must be copied, as in the example, to a D3 variable. When run on a phantom process, a null is returned. |
Example(s)
char buffer[32] * Get the device name associated to our standard input ptr=(char*)%ttyname(0) if ptr=0 then * This is not a terminal (pipe?) return end * Copy the data from the static string to Pick char buffer[32] %strcpy(buffer, (char*)ptr) mytty=field(buffer, char(0), 1) |
See Also
%close() Function, %ioctl() Function, %open() Function, %read() Function, %write() Function, FlashBASIC C Functions Overview