XSLPgetfuncinfoV
| XSLPgetfuncinfoV | 
  Purpose
 
 Retrieve the argument information for a user function
 
  Synopsis
 
int XPRS_CC XSLPgetfuncinfoV(VARIANT *ArgInfo, int *CallFlag, int *nInput, int *nOutput, int *nDelta, int *nInStr, int *nOutStr, int *nSLPUF, int *nInst)
 
  Arguments
 
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     ArgInfo 
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     The array of argument information for the user function.
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     CallFlag 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the caller flag value. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nInput 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of input values. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nOutput 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of return values. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nDelta 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of deltas (first derivatives) required. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nInStr 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of strings in the
     ARGNAME array. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nOutStr 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of strings in the
     RETNAME array. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nSLPUF 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the number of the function. May be
     NULL if not required.
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     nInst 
     | 
     The address of an integer to receive the instance number for the call. May be
     NULL if not required.
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  Example
 
 The following example retrieves the number of the function and the problem pointer. It then retrieves the internal name by which the function is known.
 
char fName[60];
int fNum;
XSLPprob Prob;
void *Object;
XSLPgetfuncinfo(ArgInfo, NULL, NULL,
                NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL,
                &fNum, NULL);
XSLPgetfuncobjectV(ArgInfo, XSLP_XSLPPROBLEM, &Object);
Prob = (XSLPprob) Object;
XSLPgetnames(Prob, XSLP_USERFUNCNAMES, fName, fNum, fNum);
  Further information
 
This function is identical to XSLPgetfuncinfo except that ArgInfo is of type VARIANT rather than int. It is used in COM functions when the argument information array is passed as one of the arguments. To use this version of the function, pass the first member of array as the first argument to the function — e.g.
  XSLPgetfuncinfoV(ArgInfo(0),......)
If any of the addresses is NULL the corresponding information will not be returned.
  Related topics
 
 
