Casio IT-2000W manual SendByYMODEM, Sub-directory can be the objective of the file transmission

SendByYMODEM

This function is used to transmit a file by means of the YMODEM/bat protocol. Before this function is called, the OpenYMODEM function must have been called.

SYNTAX

#include "ymodem.h"

short WINAPI _export SendByYMODEM(short iPkt, short nFiles, LPSTR *sPath, BOOL bFullFileName, BOOL bFindSubDir )

short WINAPI _export SendByYMODEMforVB(short iPkt, short nFiles, LPSTR *sPath, BOOL bFullFileName, BOOL bFindSubDir )

INPUT
iPkt	Packet size (1024 or other)
nFiles	Number of transmitted files
FileName	Pointer to the transmitted file name array
	File names must be specified by their full pathnames.
bFullFileName	TRUE: Use, FALSE: Not use
	Specify whether to use the source-side full pathname as the
	transmitted file name.
bFindSubDir	TRUE: Use recursive call, FALSE: Not use recursive call
	When a wild card is used for the transmitted file name, files under
	the sub-directory can be the objective of the file transmission.
	If, for example, the transmitted file is D:￿TEST￿*.DAT,
	a directory, D:￿TEST￿SUB￿TEST.DAT is also included in
	the objective of transmission.
OUTPUT

= 0 Normal termination

= Other Refer to the error code table.

Note:

Into the transmitted file name array store the FAR addresses to the file name character strings.

LPSTR SndFil[ 100 ] = { "c: config.sys", "c: autoexec.bat", 0 };

Whether TRUE or FALSE has been defined in windows.h. If calling this library (DLL) from

￿Visual BASIC, specify True/False as TRUE/FALSE.

If using VB3 as the development language, SendByYMODEM can not be called. This is because VB3 does not permit the DLL to refer to the character string array. To solve this problem a VB3-dedicated function, SendByYMODEMforVB, is provided.

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