| EN1 |
This entry point is used when the calling program
knows which file (document file) contains the desired word processing text to
be used as a target document.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
DIC |
Input |
A file number or a global root. The file identified
must contain a word processing field.
|
Y |
Output |
This will be -1 only if the file sent to DIWF in the
variable DIC does not contain a word processing field.
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EN2 |
This entry point is used when the calling program
knows both the document file and the entry within that file which contains the
desired word processing text to be used as a target document.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
DIWF |
Input |
The global root at which the desired text is stored.
|
DIWF(1) |
Input |
If the calling program wants to specify which file
should be used as a source for generating output, the number of that file
should appear in the variable DIWF(1). Otherwise, the user will be asked the
"Print from what FILE:" question.
|
Y |
Output |
Y will be -1 if:
1. There is no data beneath the root passed in DIWF. 2. The file passed in
DIWF(1) could not be found.
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DIWF |
To be used for interactive dialogue with the user.
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