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CurrentLowLevelKey

Get a key from the current low-level key buffer.

Short Name

GETCURKL()

Type

Low level function

Declaration

pVOID CurrentLowLevelKey(COUNT keyno, pVOID idxval); 

Description

CurrentLowLevelKey() copies the current low-level key buffer for index file keyno into the buffer pointed to by idxval.

Return

CurrentLowLevelKey() returns idxval. A NULL signifies an error - check uerr_cod. See “c-tree Plus Error Codes” in the c-tree Plus Programmer’s Reference Guide for a complete listing of valid c-tree Plus error values.

Example

COUNT keyfil;
TEXT  keybuf[50];

if (CurrentLowLevelKey(keyfil,&keybuf) == NULL)
   printf("\nError %d retrieving key.", uerr_cod);

Limitations

No check is made to determine if idxval points to a region sufficiently large to accept the key. If the area is too small, either code or data will be clobbered. Use GetCtFileInfo() to obtain the key length.

See also

CurrentISAMKey(), GetCtFileInfo()