/sys$common/syshlp/helplib.hlb System Services, $CVT FILENAME (Alpha Only), Arguments *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX) |
cvttyp OpenVMS usage:unsigned_longword type: longword (unsigned) access: read only mechanism: by value Longword value that indicates whether the conversion is from RMS format to ACP-QIO format or vice versa. There are two legal values for this parameter, represented by the symbols CVTFNM$C_ACPQIO_TO_RMS and CVTFNM$C_RMS_TO_ACPQIO, that are defined by the $CVTFNMDEF macro. srcstr OpenVMS usage:string of bytes or words type: string of bytes or words access: read only mechanism: by 32-bit descriptor-fixed-length string descriptor String to be converted by the service. If the conversion is from RMS format to ACP-QIO format, srcstr is an ISO-Latin-1 or VTF-7-encoded character string. If the conversion is from ACP-QIO format to RMS format, srcstr is a string of byte-width or word-width characters. The descriptor length field indicates the length of the input string in bytes, whether the characters are byte-width or word- width. The srcstr argument is the 32-bit address of a descriptor that points to this string. inflags OpenVMS usage:mask_longword type: longword (unsigned) access: read only mechanism: by value Longword flag mask indicating the characteristics of the input string. For conversion from RMS format to ACP-QIO format, only the CVTFNM$V_NO_DELIMITERS flag is valid. For conversion from ACP-QIO format to RMS format, legal flags are CVTFNM$V_WORD_CHARS and CVTFNM$V_NO_DELIMITERS (defined by the $CVTFNMDEF macro). Flag Description CVTFNM$V_WORD_ Input source string contains word-width CHARS UCS-2 characters (ACPQIO_TO_RMS conversion only). CVTFNM$V_NO_ Input source string should be treated as an DELIMITERS arbitrary string (such as a subdirectory name) rather than as a file name that contains (or should contain) dots or semicolons as type and version delimiters. CVTFNM$V_FORCE_ Causes this system service to convert each UPCASE character to uppercase. (ACPQIO_TO_RMS conversion only). outbuf OpenVMS usage:string of bytes or words type: string of bytes or words access: write only mechanism: by 32-bit descriptor-fixed-length string descriptor The buffer into which the converted string is to be written. If the conversion is from RMS format to ACP-QIO format, the string may consist of byte-width ISO Latin-1 characters or word-width UCS-2 characters, depending on the characters in the source string. (If any character in the source string must be converted to UCS-2, then all characters in the output buffer will be converted to UCS-2.) If the conversion is from ACP-QIO format to RMS format, then the output string will consist of ISO Latin-1 and VTF-7 characters in RMS canonical form. (Refer to the Guide to OpenVMS File Applications.) For ACPQIO_TO_RMS conversion, if the output string contains word- width characters, the CVTFNM$V_WORD_CHARS flag in the outflags flag mask will be set. The outbuf argument is the 32-bit address of a descriptor pointing to a buffer writable in the access mode of the caller. outlen OpenVMS usage:word_unsigned type: word (unsigned) access: write only mechanism: by 32-bit reference The outlen argument is the 32-bit address of a (16-bit) word writable in the access mode of the caller. outflags OpenVMS usage:mask_longword type: longword (unsigned) access: write only mechanism: by 32-bit reference Longword flag mask in which the service sets or clears flags to indicate characteristics of the output string. For an RMS_TO_ACPQIO conversion, SYS$CVT_FILENAME sets the bit corresponding to CVTFNM$V_WORD_CHARS (defined by the $CVTFNMDEF macro) if the characters of the converted string are one- word wide rather than one-byte wide. If the characters of the converted string are one-byte wide, the service clears the CVTFNM$V_WORD_CHARS bit. All other bits are cleared by an RMS_ TO_ACPQIO conversion. The outflags argument is the 32-bit address of a 32-bit flag mask writable in the access mode of the caller.
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