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leiHiCopy ?

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Can someone tell me what this function does and what arguments it requires?  What is an "\&_poiner"?

arglist => leiHiCopy(wtype \&_pointer t_string t_string t_string t_string t_string t_string t_string l_list "w&tttttttl")
Thanks!


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by m27315

  • This function is private, and is for internal use only - it's used inside the leHiCopy() code.

    There should be absolutely no need for you to use it, and as such I won't try to research what the arguments mean - if you were to use it, you'd be likely to hit migration problems if this function changed or was deleted.

    There is a good reason for certain functions to be private and undocumented - they are for internal use and are liable to change.

    So, what should you be using instead? If you want an interactive copy, use leHiCopy() ; if you want to do the copy procedurally, use dbCopyFig().

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett

  • Well, it never hurts to ask.  ;-)  Plus, I like to understand the underpinnings.  It helps me write better SKILL code.

    Thanks!


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by m27315

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