Casio IT-2000W manual Commands and options specified by the input parameters, File transmission

Example

This is an example of using the DoFlinkForVB function to transmit the "C:￿test￿temp.c"

file on the source side so that it overwrites the "C:￿check￿" directory on the destination side .

/* Code	in VB */
Dim sht	As Integer
Dim hWnd1		As Long
Dim hInst		As Long
ReDim Strz(3) As String
hInst =	GetModuleHandle("flink.exe")
sht = InitFLink(Form1.hWnd, hInst)
Strz(0)	=	"fl"
Strz(1)	=	"/s"
Strz(2)	=	"c: test￿temp.c"
Strz(3)	=	"c:￿check￿"

sht = DoFLinkForVB(4, Strz())

Commands and options specified by the input parameters

The following is a list of commands to be passed to the DoFLink function as parameters. Basically, only one command can be sent at a time. However, any command can be added with the IrDA or RS-232C communication parameters.

				Command		Options that can be specified
File transmission				/S		O, R, Q, H, D
File reception				/R		O, R, Q, H, D
File append				/A		Q, S, H, D
File deletion				/D		------------------------------------
File move				/N		-----------------------------------
Idle start				None		-----------------------------------
IrDA communication setup				/L={,,,,,,}		-----------------------------------
RS-232C communication setup				/Y={,,,,,,}		-----------------------------------
Example
Input￿	parameter setup examples
File transmission
int		argc	= 4;
￿char*		argv[] = { “fl”, “/sr”, “c:			src1.dat”, “c:			dstn_dir	” }
File append
int		argc	= 4;
char*		argv[] = {“fl”, “/ao”, “c:			src.dat”,
						“c:	dstn_dir	dstn.dat” }

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