FILE_RAISE(3)

💅 FILE_RAISE(3) 💅

okay so this one comes from Schily´s LIBRARY FUNCTIONS, and it’s giving very specific-control energy. Bestie, we’re talking about file_raise() — a tiny function with main character boundaries. ✨

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🎀 NAME 🎀

• file_raise() — controls raising of file_read_err and file_write_err

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

file_raise(f,flag)
FILE *f;
BOOL flag;

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

file_raise() can be used to control whether the conditions file_read_err and file_write_err are raised when an error occurs during an I/O function (fileread(), filewrite(), etc.) on FILE f. 🫶

Calling file_raise() with the flag TRUE enables raising. Calling it with flag FALSE disables raising. No cap. 💅

If raising is disabled and an error occurs, the function will return an appropriate error code — this is equivalent to handling the condition and ignoring it. Lowkey important, fr fr. 🌈

The default is to raise the conditions. So yeah, the raise vibe is on unless you say otherwise. 👑

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💀 RETURNS 💀

none — that’s it, that’s the whole return. Periodt. 😭

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xoxo 💖 page by Joerg Schilling, dated 2022/09/09 — FILE_RAISE(3), out. 💅🎀