WPToolsQueryObject
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WPToolsQueryObject
Purpose
Query object data.
Usage
rc=WPToolsQueryObject(object, [Class], [Title], [Setup], [Location])
Where:
object = A fully qualified path name to a file or directory, or
An OBJECTID string (e.g. <WP_DESKTOP>), or
A string starting with a '#' and being followed
by a hexadecimal object handle (See WPToolsFolderContent)
Class = The name of a REXX variable, enclosed in quotes,
that will be created by WPTOOLS and will contain the
class name of the object. This argument is optional.
Title = The name of a REXX variable, enclosed in quotes,
that will be created by WPTOOLS and will contain the
title of the object. This argument is optional.
Setup = The name of a REXX variable, enclosed in quotes,
that will be created by WPTOOLS and will contain the
setup string of the object. This argument is optional.
Location = The name of a REXX variable, enclosed in quotes,
that will be created by WPTOOLS and will contain the
location of the object. This argument is optional.
Returns: 1 on success and 0 when a error occurred.
Please note that only the object argument is mandatory. All other arguments only need to be present when the result is needed. Should you not need one argument, but need a argument that is after the not needed one, make sure you enter all comma's. (e.g.: rc = WPToolsQueryObject(object,,,"SetupString")
See Appendix I and II for information about objects and the setup values this call returns.
Example
/* REXX must start with a comment line */
call RxFuncAdd 'WPToolsLoadFuncs', 'WPTOOLS', 'WPToolsLoadFuncs'
call WPToolsLoadFuncs
iRetco = WPToolsQueryObject("<WP_DESKTOP>", "szClass", "szTitle", "szSetupString", "szLocation")
if Iretco Then do
say 'Class name :' szclass
say 'Title :' sztitle
say 'Location :' szlocation
say 'Setupstring:' szsetupstring
end
else
say 'Unable to return object settings for <WP_DESKTOP>'