WinSaveObject: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:55, 26 February 2017

Saves the state of the object.

Syntax

WinSaveObject(objectHndl, asynchronousFlag)

Parameters

objectHndl - HOBJECT - input: The object handle.
asynchronousFlag - BOOL - input: To save the object asynchronously or not.

Returns

This function returns a BOOL with the values of:

TRUE
FALSE

Define (C/C++)

INCL_WINWORKPLACE

Calling Convention

Cdecl32

Example Code

...
HOBJECT hobj;
BOOL    fAsync;
BOOL    rc;
...
rc = WinSaveObject (hobj, fAsync);
...

Related Functions

Notes

Asynchronously saved object are saved in a separate thread. This is the prefered way. Otherwise, synchronouly, the object is save on the user interface thread.

Using HOBJECT for .INI files or files in which an application uses a rename/save/delete sequence is not supported.

OS Version Introduced

OS/2 Warp 3.0

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-== WinSaveObject ==
+Saves the state of the object.
-; WinSaveObject(objectHndl, asynchronousFlag) : Saves the state of the object.
-=== Parameters ===
+==Syntax==
+ WinSaveObject(objectHndl, asynchronousFlag)
+===Parameters===
 ; objectHndl - [[HOBJECT]] - input : The object handle.
 ; asynchronousFlag - [[BOOL]] - input : To save the object asynchronously or not.
-=== Returns ===
+===Returns===
 This function returns a [[BOOL]] with the values of:
 * [[TRUE]]
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   ...
-=== Related Functions ===
+==Related Functions==
 *[[WinCopyObject]]
 *[[WinCreateObject]]
 *[[WinDestroyObject]]
 *[[WinMoveObject]]
-*[[WinQueryObjectWindow]]
+*WinQueryObjectWindow
-=== Notes ===
+==Notes==
 Asynchronously saved object are saved in a separate thread. This is the prefered way.  Otherwise, synchronouly, the object is save on the user interface thread.