WSTransferExpression (C Function)
WSTransferExpression (C Function)
Details

- dst and src need not be distinct.
- dst and src can be either loopback or ordinary links.
- WSTransferExpression() returns 0 in the event of an error, and a nonzero value if the function succeeds.
- WSTransferExpression() is often used to read an expression from a link in order to store it in a loopback link.
- WSTransferExpression() is passed (WSLINK)0 for dst, the expression on src will be discarded.
- WSTransferExpression() is declared in the WSTP header file wstp.h.
Examples
Basic Examples (1)
#include "wstp.h"
/* transfer an expression to link 2 from loopback link 1 */
void f(WSLINK lp2, WSLINK lp1)
{
/* send EvaluatePacket[ToExpression[str]] to lp1 */
if(! WSPutFunction(lp1, "EvaluatePacket", 1))
{ /* unable to put function to lp1 */ }
if(! WSPutFunction(lp1, "ToExpression", 1))
{ /* unable to put function to lp1 */ }
if(! WSPutString(lp1, "a = Table[RandomInteger[2,12]];"))
{ /* unable to put the string to lp1 */ }
if(! WSEndPacket(lp1))
{ /* unable to put the end-of-packet indicator to lp1 */ }
if(! WSFlush(lp1))
{ /* unable to put flush any outgoing data buffered in lp1 */ }
/* now transfer to lp2 from lp1 */
if(! WSTransferExpression(lp2, lp1))
{ /* unable to transfer an expression from lp1 to lp2 */ }
}
See Also
C Functions: WSTransferToEndOfLoopbackLink()
History
Introduced in 1996 (3.0) | Updated in 2007 (6.0)