The following table gives a brief description of each of the arguments:
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Name |
I/O |
Description |
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*inBuf |
Input |
A character pointer to the input buffer to translate |
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*inLen |
Input |
A pointer to a long value which is the length inBuf |
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*inCodePage |
Input |
A character pointer to the codepage ID of inBuf (8 bytes + 1 NULL). |
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*inOS |
Input |
A character pointer to the OS ID of inBuf (8 bytes + 1 NULL). |
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*outBuf |
Input/Output |
A character pointer to the buffer in which to place the translated text |
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*outLen |
Input |
A pointer to a long value that is the length of the data pointed to by outBuf. |
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*outCodePage |
Input |
A character pointer to the codepage ID corresponding to the output buffer, outBuf. |
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*outOS |
Input |
A character pointer to the OS ID corresponding to the output buffer, outBuf. |
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*outPadChar |
Input |
A pointer to a long value which is the padding character to use, 0 if no padding to be done in the output buffer, outBuf. |
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*workArea |
Input |
A character pointer to a 100-byte scratch work area. |
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*outCharCnt |
Input/Output |
A pointer to a long value which is the number of characters placed into the output buffer, outBuf. |
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*outByteCnt |
Input/Output |
A pointer to a long value which is the number of bytes placed into the output buffer, outBuf. |
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