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== WinSaveObject == | |||
; WinSaveObject(objectHndl, asynchronousFlag) : Saves the state of the object. | |||
=== 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 conversion === | |||
[[Cdecl32]] | |||
=== Example Code === | |||
... | |||
HOBJECT hobj; | |||
BOOL fAsync; | |||
BOOL rc; | |||
... | |||
rc = WinSaveObject (hobj, fAsync); | |||
... | |||
=== Related Functions === | |||
*[[WinCopyObject]] | |||
*[[WinCreateObject]] | |||
*[[WinDestroyObject]] | |||
*[[WinMoveObject]] | |||
*[[WinQueryObjectWindow]] | |||
=== 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 | |||
[[Category:Win]] |
Revision as of 19:24, 8 December 2016
WinSaveObject
- WinSaveObject(objectHndl, asynchronousFlag)
- Saves the state of the object.
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:
Define (C/C++)
INCL_WINWORKPLACE
Calling conversion
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