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Syntax
Remarks
The
Enter
It determines the size of the data buffer that you provided, and passes that value as the
parameter. It specifies
terminators are chosen by specifying a
sending
compStat
Syntax
Remarks
The
EnterN
buffer to the
device. The default terminators are chosen by specifying a
Asynchronous transfer is turned off by sending
value is ignored by sending
Syntax
Remarks
The
EnterMore
function. It determines the size of the data buffer that you provided, and passes that value as the
parameter. It specifies
the same device as previously used. The default terminators are chosen by specifying a
parameter. Asynchronous transfer is turned off by sending
completion status value is ignored by sending
Syntax
Remarks
The
EnterNMore
data buffer to the
address the device if it is the same device as previously used. The default terminators are chosen by
specifying a
parameter, and the completion status value is ignored by sending
Personal488 User's Manual For Windows 95 and Windows NT
LONG WINAPI Enter(DevHandleT devHandle, LPBYTE data)
is equivalent to the following call to
Enter
EnterX(devHandle,data,sizeof(data),1,0L,0,0L);
function passes the device handle and a pointer to the data buffer to the
forceAddr
for the
parameter, and the completion status value is ignored by sending
0
async
parameter.
LONG WINAPI EnterN(DevHandleT devHandle,LPBYTE data,int
count)
is equivalent to the following call to
EnterN
EnterX(devHandle,data,count,1,0L,0,0L);
function passes the device handle, the pointer to the data buffer, and the size of the data
function. It specifies
EnterX
for the
0
LONG WINAPI EnterMore(DevHandleT devHandle,LPBYTE data)
EnterMore
is equivalent to the following call to
EnterX(devHandle,data,sizeof(data),0,0L,0,0L);
function passes the device handle and the pointer to the data buffer to the
forceAddr
LONG WINAPI EnterNMore(DevHandleT devHandle,LPBYTE data,int
count);
is equivalent to the following call to
EnterNMore
EnterX(devHandle,data,count,0,0L,0,0L);
function passes the device handle, the pointer to the data buffer, and the size of the
function. It specifies
EnterX
as the
parameter. Asynchronous transfer is turned off by sending
0
term
Enter
EnterX
is
, causing Driver488 to re-address the device. The default
TRUE
as the
parameter. Asynchronous transfer is turned off by
0
term
EnterN
EnterX
is
forceAddr
TRUE
pointer as the
0
for the
0
async
parameter.
compStat
EnterMore
is
, therefore Driver488 does not address the device if it is
FALSE
for the
0
for the
0
compStat
EnterNMore
is
forceAddr
:
EnterX
count
:
, causing Driver488 to re-address the
parameter.
term
parameter, and the completion status
EnterX
:
0
parameter, and the
async
parameter.
:
EnterX
; therefore, Driver488 does not
FALSE
for the
0
for the
parameter.
0
compStat
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function.
for the
0
EnterX
count
as the
term
async
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