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     DtEditorSaveContenUNIXFSystem V (1 ADtEditorSaveContentsToFile(3)

     NAME
	  DtEditorSaveContentsToFile - save the contents of a DtEditor
	  widget to a file

     SYNOPSIS
	  #include <Dt/Editor.h>

	  DtEditorErrorCode DtEditorSaveContentsToFile(Widget widget,
						       char *fileName,
						       Boolean overwriteIfExists,
						       Boolean hardCarriageReturns,
						       Boolean markContentsAsSaved);

     DESCRIPTION
	  The DtEditorSaveContentsToFile() function saves the entire
	  contents of the DtEditor widget to a file, optionally
	  replacing soft line feeds (word wraps) with <newline>s.  If
	  the file does not exist and the directory has the correct
	  write permissions, the file is created.  If the file exists
	  and the overwriteIfExists argument is set to True, the
	  contents of the file are overwritten.	 If the file or its
	  directory does not have the correct write permissions, an
	  error is returned.

	  The DtEditor widget tracks whether its contents have changed
	  since they were last saved or retrieved.  If the
	  markContentsAsSaved argument is set to False, a copy of the
	  data is saved without affecting whether
	  DtEditorCheckForUnsavedChanges(3) reports that there are
	  unsaved changes.  This is useful if the application needs to
	  save a copy of the contents to a temporary file.

	  The widget argument specifies the DtEditor widget ID.

	  The fileName argument is the pathname of the file relative
	  to the local system.

	  The overwriteIfExists argument, if set to True, causes
	  DtEditorSaveContentsToFile() to save the widget contents
	  even though the file specified by the fileName argument
	  exists and has correct write permissions.  If this argument
	  is set to False, DtEditorSaveContentsToFile() returns
	  DtEDITOR_WRITABLE_FILE.

	  The hardCarriageReturns argument, if set to True, indicates
	  that the widget should replace any soft line feeds (word
	  wraps) with <newline>s when saving the data.	When this
	  argument is set to False, any line wrapped because it
	  reaches the right edge of the window, is saved as one
	  complete line.

	  The markContentsAsSaved argument, when set to True, causes
	  the DtEditor widget to mark that all changes made to date

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	  have been saved.  When this argument is set to False, the
	  DtEditor widget does not change its status regarding unsaved
	  changes.  If an error arises during the save, the status
	  does not change, regardless of the value of the
	  markContentsAsSaved argument.

	  For a complete definition of the DtEditor widget and its
	  associated resources, see DtEditor(3).

     RETURN VALUE
	  Upon successful completion, the DtEditorSaveContentsToFile()
	  function returns DtEDITOR_NO_ERRORS; otherwise, if it cannot
	  save the data to the file, the function returns one of the
	  following values:

	     DtEDITOR_INVALID_FILENAME
		   No file was specified.

	     DtEDITOR_UNWRITABLE_FILE
		   The application does not have write permission for
		   the file or directory.

	     DtEDITOR_CHAR_SPECIAL_FILE
		   The file is a device-special file.

	     DtEDITOR_BLOCK_MODE_FILE
		   The file is a block-mode device.

	     DtEDITOR_NO_FILE_ACCESS
		   The file cannot be accessed.

	     DtEDITOR_SAVE_FAILED
		   The contents could not be saved for an unspecified
		   reason.

	     DtEDITOR_WRITABLE_FILE
		   The named files exist and the overwriteIfExists
		   argument is set to False.

     EXAMPLES
	  The following code segment saves the contents of a DtEditor
	  widget to the local file, Foo, substituting <newline>s for
	  soft line feeds.  It also indicates that all changes to the
	  contents of the widget have been saved.

	       Widget		       editor;
	       DtEditorErrorCode       status;
	       char		       *fname = "Foo";
	       Boolean		       overwrite = False,
				       hardReturns = True,
				       markContentsAsSaved = True;

	       status = DtEditorSaveContentsToFile(editor, fname, overwrite,

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						   hardReturns, markContentsAsSaved);

	       switch(status )
	       {
		       case DtEDITOR_NO_ERRORS:
			       break;
		       case DtEDITOR_WRITABLE_FILE:
			       printf("Save failed.  The file already exists.\n");
			       break;

		       default:
			       printf("Could not save contents.\n");
			       break;
	       }

     APPLICATION USAGE
	  The application should use DtEditorGetContents(3) to
	  retrieve the data in a memory buffer, rather than a disk
	  file.

     SEE ALSO
	  DtEditor(5), DtEditor(3), DtEditorAppend(3),
	  DtEditorAppendFromFile(3),
	  DtEditorCheckForUnsavedChanges(3), DtEditorGetContents(3),
	  DtEditorInsert(3), DtEditorInsertFromFile(3),
	  DtEditorReplace(3), DtEditorReplaceFromFile(3),
	  DtEditorSetContentsFromFile(3), DtEditorSetContents(3).

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