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undo_log_open |
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undo_log_open |
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undo_log_open |
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BOOLEAN undo_log_open ( char *log_path )
char *log_path; // A pointer to a null-terminated character string
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Synopsis |
#include "silver.h"
The undo_log_open function opens a log file for use by undo_log.
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Parameters |
log_path is a pointer to a string that specifies the full path of the log file.
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Return Value |
undo_log_open returns TRUE if the file is successfully opened, and FALSE otherwise.
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Remarks |
You cannot open a second log file until the first log file has been closed. If you call undo_log_open without closing an open log file a new file will not be opened and the first file will become active.
The routines in the undo system will add comments to an open undo log. This can be a great aid when composing commands for the undo or redo mechanism.
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See Also |
Undo System Usage, undo_log, undo_log_close
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Example |
The following example opens an undo log file, writes text to it, executes an interactive command and closes the log file.
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