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User Exits Returns Pointer to string object. DuxStrAllocWithString Synopsis Prototype Allocates a string object and populates it with an 8-bit null terminated string. PDUXSTRING DuxStrAllocWithString (HDUX hdux, PCDUXCHAR8 psz) Parameters hdux handle to the user exit service. psz Pointer to null terminated 8-bit string. Details You must create a string object to hold text data that needs to be passed between DOC1 and the user exit program. Returns Pointer to string object. DuxStrAllocWithString16 Synopsis Prototype Allocates a string object and populates it with a 16-bit null terminated string. PDUXSTRING DuxStrAllocWithString16 (HDUX hdux, PCDUXCHAR16 psz) Parameters hdux handle to the user exit service. psz Pointer to null terminated 16-bit string. Details You must create a string object to hold text data that needs to be passed between DOC1 and the user exit program. Returns Pointer to string object. DuxStrChangeCodePage Synopsis Prototype Change the code page used for a particular string. Void DuxStrChangeCodePage (HDUX hdux, PDUXSTRING pstr, DUXCP id) 214
DUX API function library Parameters hdux handle to the user exit service. pstr Pointer to string. id DUX code page identifier. Details DOC1 interprets strings using a code page. The range of supported code pages are defined as constants in the user exit header file. The default code page is assumed from the production platform but you can change this using DuxSetCodePage. This function changes the code page of a specific existing string only. The default remains unchanged. DuxStrFree Synopsis Prototype Frees a string. PDUXSTRING DuxStrFree (HDUX hdux, PDUXSTRING pstr) Parameters hdux handle to the user exit service. pstr Pointer to string. Details Use this function to free memory associated with a string object previously allocated using one of the DuxStrAlloc… functions. Returns Pointer to null. DuxStrGetChar16Length Synopsis Prototype Returns the length of a string of 16 bit characters. DUXINT32 DuxStrGetChar16Length (HDUX hdux, PDUXSTRING pstr) Parameters hdux handle to the user exit service. pstr Pointer to string. Details This function to determines the length of a 16-bit string. Returns Length of string. 215
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Contents PREFACE . . . . . . . . .
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Contents STL - Set Text Line . . .
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Contents WORKING WITH RESOURCES IN
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Contents DuxRegisterDataInputExit .
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Preface Guide Conventions Typograph
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Programming PCE The PCE environment
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Function overview and script comman
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Script syntax Calculation & concate
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Script command reference Script com
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Script command reference If your PC
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Composition Edit Commands All outpu
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Starting the job DOC1PCE under Wind
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Running Generate in Server Mode Ser
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mknod (UNIX only) Purpose: Creates
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Defining the environment Running Ge
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Defining the environment The follow
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Defining the environment Where offs
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Running Started Task DATE AND TIME
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Extended configuration file example
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Extended configuration file example
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Supported deployment configurations
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Supported deployment configurations
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Page 181 and 182: Working with HTML DOC1 HTML output
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Page 185 and 186: EDU EDU interrogates a PAK file and
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