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mcTBrep, mcTBrepK, mcTBrepI, mcTBrepJ, mcTBrepE, mcTBrepC, mcTBrepF, mcTBrepZ — Replace data in relational table
#include <memcom.h>
int mcTBrep(const char* key, const char* type, void* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepK(const char* key, char* data, mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepI(const char* key, mcInt32* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepJ(const char* key, mcInt64* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepE(const char* key, mcFloat32* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepC(const char* key, mcComplexFloat32* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepF(const char* key, mcFloat64* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);
int mcTBrepZ(const char* key, mcComplexFloat64* data, int nelem,
mcRTable* rt);The mcTBrep functions replace data in a
relational table pointed to by rt. Note that the
table must be loaded before data can be replaced (see
mcTBload and
mcTBloadDesc). If the key to be replaced
already exists the data associated to the key will be removed and
the new data will be inserted instead. mcTBrepK
replaces a string in the relational table (the string is
NULL-terminated and thus implicitly dimensioned).
mcTBrepI replaces mcInt32
data in the relational table and mcTBrepJ
mcInt64 data. mcTBrepE
replaces mcFloat32 in the relational table and
mcTBrepF mcFloat64 data in
the relational table. mcTBrepC replaces
mcComplexFloat32 data in the relational table and
mcTBrepZ mcComplexFloat64
data. The function returns the status.
If completed successfully, the function returns 0. Otherwise, a negative value indicating the MemCom error number is returned.