wave_wsdh_from_name
Returns a Wave structure definition handle given the name of a PV‑WAVE structure variable.
note | Any Wave Variable Handle (WVH) or Wave Structure Definition Handle (WSDH) returned from such PV-WAVE OPI interface routines as wave_get_WVH(), wave_wsdh_from_WVH() or wsdh_element() must be freed by the calling routine via
wave_free_WVH or
wave_free_WSDH or resource leaks will develop. |
C Usage
long wave_wsdh_from_name(struct_def_name, WSDHptr)
char *struct_def_name;
WSDH *WSDHptr;
FORTRAN Usage
INTEGER*4 LF_WAVE_WSDH_FROM_NAME(struct_def_name, l_wsdh)
CHARACTER*31 structure_def_name
INTEGER*4 l_wsdh
64-bit UNIX FORTRAN Usage
INTEGER*8 LF_WAVE_WSDH_FROM_NAME(struct_def_name, l_wsdh)
CHARACTER*31 structure_def_name
INTEGER*8 l_wsdh
Input Parameters
struct_def_name—A string name of a PV‑WAVE structure variable.
Output Parameters
WSDHptr—The Wave structure definition handle for struct_def_name.
Returned Value
If there is a PV‑WAVE structure definition with the given name, OPI_SUCCESS will be returned and a Wave structure definition handle will be returned in the WSDHptr argument. Otherwise, OPI_FAILURE will be returned. OPI_DO_NOT_PROCEED will be returned for catastrophic failures such as PV‑WAVE being unable to allocate memory or any other resource.
Discussion
Since PV‑WAVE structure definitions exist independently of PV‑WAVE structure variables, it is not necessary to have a Wave variable handle in order to access a structure definition.
To create a new PV‑WAVE structure definition, use the wave_execute function such as:
wave_execute('a = {new_struct, tag1:0, … }')
Version 2017.1
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