Difference between revisions of "COMMAND()"

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#include "lianjaapi.h"
 
#include "lianjaapi.h"
  
int COMMAND(command)
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int LIANJA_EXECUTE(command)
  
 
<input parameters>
 
<input parameters>
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==DESCRIPTION==
 
==DESCRIPTION==
The COMMAND() function will execute the specified command from within your 'C' function.  This function returns 0 if successful, otherwise an error number.
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The LIANJA_EXECUTE() function will execute the specified command from within your 'C' function.  This function returns 0 if successful, otherwise an error number.
  
 
==EXAMPLE==
 
==EXAMPLE==
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{
 
{
 
if (_parinfo(1) == APICTYPE) {
 
if (_parinfo(1) == APICTYPE) {
_retni(COMMAND(_parc(1)));
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_retni(LIANJA_EXECUTE(_parc(1)));
 
} else {
 
} else {
 
_retni(-1);
 
_retni(-1);

Revision as of 06:39, 11 April 2013

PURPOSE

Execute a command

SYNONYM

api_command()

SYNOPSIS

#include "lianjaapi.h"
 
int	LIANJA_EXECUTE(command)
 
<input parameters>
char	*command;	/* Address of a buffer containing a valid command	*/
 
<output parameters>
none

DESCRIPTION

The LIANJA_EXECUTE() function will execute the specified command from within your 'C' function. This function returns 0 if successful, otherwise an error number.

EXAMPLE

The following example will open a table called accounts.

Example Lianja script:

m_result=open("use accounts")
return

Example 'C' function:

#include "lianjaapi.h"
 
lianjaapi_open()
{
	if (_parinfo(1) == APICTYPE) {
		_retni(LIANJA_EXECUTE(_parc(1)));
	} else {
		_retni(-1);
	}
}

SEE ALSO

EXPRESSION()