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Example
This is an example of using the DoFlinkForVB function to transmit the "C:

test
temp.c"
file on the source side so that it overwrites the "C:

check
" directory on the destination
side .
/* Code in VB */
Dim sht As Integer
Dim hWnd1 As Long
Dim hInst As Long
ReDim Strz(3) As String
hInst = GetModuleHandle("flink.exe")
sht = InitFLink(Form1.hWnd, hInst)
Strz(0) = "fl"
Strz(1) = "/s"
Strz(2) = "c:


test


temp.c"
Strz(3) = "c:


check


"
sht = DoFLinkForVB(4, Strz())
Commands and options specified by the input parameters
The following is a list of commands to be passed to the DoFLink function as parameters. Basically,
only one command can be sent at a time. However, any command can be added with the IrDA or
RS-232C communication parameters.
Command Options that can be specified
File transmission /S O, R, Q, H, D
File reception /R O, R, Q, H, D
File append /A Q, S, H, D
File deletion /D ------------------------------------
File move /N -----------------------------------
Idle start None -----------------------------------
IrDA communication setup /L={,,,,,,} -----------------------------------
RS-232C communication setup /Y={,,,,,,} -----------------------------------
Example
Input parameter setup examples
 File transmission
int argc = 4;
char* argv[] = { “fl”, “/sr”, “c:



src1.dat”, “c:



dstn_dir



” }
 File append
int argc = 4;
char* argv[] = {“fl”, “/ao”, “c:



src.dat”,
“c:



dstn_dir



dstn.dat” }