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   BEA Tuxedo FML Function Reference

Fadds(), Fadds32() - convert value from type FLD_STRING and add to buffer

#include <stdio.h> 
#include "fml.h" 
int 
Fadds(FBFR *fbfr, FLDID fieldid, char *value) 
#include "fml32.h" 
int 
Fadds32(FBFR32 *fbfr, FLDID32 fieldid, char *value)

Fadds() has been provided to handle the case of conversion from a user type of FLD_STRING to the field type of fieldid and add it to the fielded buffer. fbfr is a pointer to a fielded buffer. fieldid is a field identifier. value is a pointer to the value to be added.

This function calls CFadd() providing a type of FLD_STRING, and a len of 0.

Fadds32() is used with 32-bit FML.

A thread in a multithreaded application may issue a call to Fadds() or Fadds32() while running in any context state, including TPINVALIDCONTEXT.

This function returns -1 on error and sets Ferror to indicate the error condition.

Under the following conditions, Fadds() fails and sets Ferror to:

[FALIGNERR]

"fielded buffer not aligned"
The buffer does not begin on the proper boundary.

[FNOTFLD]

"buffer not fielded"
The buffer is not a fielded buffer or has not been initialized by Finit().

[FNOSPACE]

"no space in fielded buffer"
A field value is to be added in a fielded buffer but there is not enough space remaining in the buffer.

[FTYPERR]

"invalid field type"
A field type is specified which is not valid.

[FEINVAL]

"invalid argument to function"
One of the arguments to the function invoked was invalid (for example, specifying a NULL value parameter to Fadds())

[FMALLOC]

"malloc failed"
Allocation of space dynamically using malloc() failed during conversion of carray to string.

[FBADFLD]

"unknown field number or type"
A field identifier is specified which is not valid.

Introduction to FML Functions, CFchg, CFchg32(3fml), CFfind, CFfind32(3fml), CFget, CFget32(3fml), Falloc, Falloc32(3fml), Fchgs, Fchgs32(3fml), Ffinds, Ffinds32(3fml), Fgets, Fgets32(3fml), Fgetsa, Fgetsa32(3fml)