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<h2>Index of OpenRM - RM Library</h2>
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<a name="rmError">
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void rmError (const char *msg)
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const char *msg - a character string containing an
application-supplied error message.
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This routine posts an error message in an implementation-specific
way.
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X11: The error message supplied by the application is printed to
stderr, and is prefaced with the string "rmError:".
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Win32: A Win32 MessageBox containing the application string will pop
up on the screen.
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In both Win32 and X11, this routine will return control to the
application (does not call exit()).
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<i>librm library source file: rmerror.c </i><hr width="75%">
<a name="rmWarning">
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void rmWarning (const char *msg)
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const char *msg - a character string containing an
application-supplied warning message.
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This routine posts an warning message in an implementation-specific
way.
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X11: The warning message supplied by the application is printed to
stderr, and is prefaced with the string "rmWarning:".
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Win32: A Win32 MessageBox containing the application string will pop
up on the screen.
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In both Win32 and X11, this routine will return control to the
application (does not call exit()).
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<i>librm library source file: rmerror.c </i><hr width="75%">
<a name="rmNotice">
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void rmNotice (const char *msg)
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const char *msg - a character string containing an
application-supplied notice message.
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This routine posts an notice message in an implementation-specific
way.
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X11: The notice message supplied by the application is printed to
stderr, and is prefaced with the string "rmNotice:".
</P>
<P>
Win32: A Win32 MessageBox containing the application string will pop
up on the screen.
</P>
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In both Win32 and X11, this routine will return control to the
application (does not call exit()).
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<i>librm library source file: rmerror.c </i><hr width="75%">
<a name="rmNotifyLevel">
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RMenum rmNotifyLevel(RMenum level)
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RMenum level - an RMenum value. Must be either RM_NOTIFY_FULL or
RM_NOTIFY_SILENCE.
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Use this routine to set the volume on the notice/warning/error
messages. When set to RM_NOTIFY_SILENCE, no notice/warning/error
messages whatsoever will be generated by OpenRM. The only other
option at this time is RM_NOTIFY_FULL. The default value is
RM_NOTIFY_FULL.
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This routine is not thread safe.
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<i>librm library source file: rmerror.c </i><hr width="75%">
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