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StandaloneGetCurrentConfig

Valid for: CANoe DE • CANoe:lite DE • CANoe4SW DE • CANoe4SW:lite DE

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Function Syntax

dword StandaloneGetCurrentConfig(char cfgNameBuffer[], dword cfgNameBufferLength);

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Description

Returns the filename of the currently loaded configuration in standalone mode. It includes the filename extension, but no path information, for example CANSystemDemo.rtcfg. The function can be used in standalone mode. It is also useful to determine whether standalone mode is active or not. Note
Difference between StandaloneGetCurrentConfig and getConfigurationName There are two kinds of configurations in standalone mode:
  • the standalone configuration (with filename extension RTCFG)
  • the normal configuration (with filename extension CFG) associated to the standalone configuration.
These two filenames may well differ (even though normally they are the same except for the filename extension). StandaloneGetCurrentConfig returns the standalone configuration filename, whereas getConfigurationName returns the normal configuration filename.

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Parameters

  • cfgNameBuffer: Space for the returned name.
  • cfgNameBufferLength: Length of the buffer.

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Return Values

  • 0: Successful operation
  • 1: Buffer too small
  • 2: Not in standalone mode

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Example

on start
{
  char cfgName[200];
  DWORD cfgRet;
  cfgName[0]=0;
  cfgRet=StandaloneGetCurrentConfig(cfgName,elcount(cfgName));
  write("StandaloneGetCurrentConfig returns %d %s",cfgRet,cfgName);
}
StandaloneGetDefaultConfig • StandaloneConfigSetDefault • StandaloneConfigOpen