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Returns the text which is printed for Fields that have a null-value. You can assign a special text to Fields with a null-value. By default, the null-value text is an empty string. You can specify for each field an individual null-value text, for example "n/a".
int VpeGetFieldNullValueText(
VpeHandle hField,
LPSTR text,
UINT *size
)
VpeHandle hField
Field Handle
LPSTR text
pointer to a buffer that receives the string. This parameter can be NULL, if the data is not required, in such case no data is copied
UINT *size
pointer to a variable that specifies the size, in bytes, of the buffer pointed to by the text parameter. When the function returns, this variable contains the number of bytes copied to text - including the size of the terminating null character.
If value is NULL, and size is non-NULL, the function returns True and stores the size of the data, in bytes, in the variable pointed to by size. This lets an application determine the best way to allocate a buffer for the value's data.
Returns:
Value |
Description |
True |
value retrieved successfully |
False |
value could not be retrieved (for example out of memory) |
Remarks:
The Template Object itself offers simple methods to access a Field's value directly, i.e. without retrieving a Field Object first. See VpeGetTplFieldNullValueText.
Example:
UINT uSize;
char szText[256];
uSize = sizeof(szText);
VpeGetFieldNullValueText(hField, szText, &uSize);
"dycodoc Template Processing" in the Programmer's Manual