Difference: 0LASubrStreamOpen (6 vs. 7)

Revision 72012-01-25 - JeanNeron

 			 META TOPICPARENT 
			 name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI" 
		
 .STREAM OPEN
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+ name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"
 The first three parameters are required, and the subroutine will CANCEL if they are are not all received. The <line_termination> parameter is optional.
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+<stream_name> identifies the symbolic name of the stream used to open the file (Required). This can be any name you desire. All subsequent operations on this stream will be via this name.
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+<stream_name> is the symbolic name of the stream used to open the file (Required). This can be any name you desire. All subsequent operations on this stream will be via this name.
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+<pathname> identifies the actual file to be opened (ie, /tmp/appx-registration.txt) or the pipe to be read (ie, "|ls -l /tmp") (Required). If you are opening a file for WRITE or APPEND, Appx will also create the path if necessary.
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+<pathname> is the actual file to be opened (ie, /tmp/appx-registration.txt) or the pipe to be read (ie, "|ls -l /tmp") (Required). If you are opening a file for WRITE or APPEND, Appx will also create the path if necessary.
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+<open_mode> identifies how the file will be opened. Valid values are READ, WRITE, and APPEND. You may also just use the first letter of each word (R, W, A).
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+<open_mode> determines how the file will be opened. Valid values are READ, WRITE, and APPEND. You may also just use the first letter of each word (R, W, A).
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+<line_termination> identifies how each line will be terminated. Valid values are LF, CR/LF or NONE. This parameter is optional, and if not specified will default to CR/LF for Windows based servers and LF for all other servers. These characters will be added to the end of every line when you write it, or removed from every line when you read it.
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+<line_termination> determines how each line will be terminated. Valid values are LF, CR/LF or NONE. This parameter is optional, and if not specified will default to CR/LF for Windows based servers and LF for all other servers. These characters will be added to the end of every line when you write it, or removed from every line when you read it.
 You can open more than one stream file at at time, so long as the <stream_name> is different. Once opened, a stream file stays open until either it is explicitly closed via .STREAM CLOSE or .STREAM CLOSE ALL or your session ends.

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