#include <unistd.h> int QlgChdir(const Qlg_Path_Name_T *path);Service Program Name: QP0LLIB1
The QlgChdir() function, like the chdir() function, makes the directory named by path the new current directory. The difference is that the QlgChdir() function takes a pointer to a Qlg_Path_Name_T structure, while chdir() takes a pointer to a character string.
Limited information on the path parameter is provided here. For more information on the path parameter and for a discussion of other parameters, authorities required, return values, and related information, see chdir()--Change Current Directory.
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The following example uses QlgChdir():
#include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> main() { #define mypath "/tmpXXX" const char US_const[3]= "US"; const char Language_const[4] ="ENU"; typedef struct pnstruct { Qlg_Path_Name_T qlg_struct; char pn[100]; /* This array size must be >= the */ /* length of the path name or this */ /* this be a pointer to the path name. */ }; struct pnstruct path; /***************************************************************/ /* Initialize Qlg_Path_Name_T parameters */ /***************************************************************/ memset((void*)&path, 0x00, sizeof(struct pnstruct)); path.qlg_struct.CCSID = 37; memcpy(path.qlg_struct.Country_ID,US_const,2); memcpy(path.qlg_struct.Language_ID,Language_const,3); path.qlg_struct.Path_Type = QLG_CHAR_SINGLE; path.qlg_struct.Path_Length = sizeof(mypath)-1; path.qlg_struct.Path_Name_Delimiter[0] = '/'; memcpy(path.pn,mypath,sizeof(mypath)-1); if (QlgChdir((Qlg_Path_Name_T *)&path) != 0) { printf("QlgChdir() to /tmpXXX failed."); } else { printf("QlgChdir() changed the current directory "); printf("to '%s'.\n", mypath); } }
Output:
QlgChdir() changed the current directory to '/tmpxxx'. (or if error, such as path not found: QlgChdir() to /tmpXXX failed.)
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