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Function RTFDumpFileTable

RTFDumpFileTable writes information about all currently open files as text to a string buffer:

void RTFDumpFileTable(char * Buffer, UINT BufferLen);

Parameters

Buffer

Must point to a string buffer to receive the data.

BufferLen

Specifies the size of the buffer. The buffer should have a size of at least 100 + n * 100, where n is the number of open files.

The buffer filled by this function can be displayed using printf to view the status of open files.

Example:

Index    Handle  Flags     FilePos  Name 
---------------------------------------- 
    3  00070003  W_S          1234  C:\ADIR\SOMEFILE.DAT 
    4  00030004  RD_           256  C:\ADIR

Column Index contains the slot the file occupies in RTFiles-32's internal file table. Handle is the hexadecimal representation of the file's handle. The Flags column may show a combination of the letters R, W, D, and S, representing read only access, read/write access, directory, and shared, respectively. FilePos gives the current file pointer value of the file. Name is the full path name of the file.

Use RTFDumpTable to analyze which files are open if you suspect that a program does not properly close all files.

Functions for Debugging

Function RTFAddBuffers

Function RTFSetMessageHandler