myManType()
Returns the type of the current manager.
Synopsis
unsigned myManType();
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| none | - |
Return value
Type of the manager as a number.
The following manager types exist as control constants:
| Number | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | NO_MAN |
| 1 | EVENT_MAN |
| 2 | DRIVER_MAN |
| 3 | DB_MAN |
| 4 | UI_MAN |
| 5 | CTRL_MAN |
| 6 | ASCII_MAN |
| 7 | API_MAN |
| 8 | DEVICE_MAN |
| 9 | REDU_MAN |
| 10 | REPORT_MAN |
| 11 | DDE_MAN_OBSOLETE |
| 12 | DIST_MAN |
Error
Description
The function returns the current manager type (number). If, for example, the number 4 is returned, the manager is the UI_MAN (see table above).
Example
main()
{
unsigned manT;
manT = myManType();
DebugN(manT);
}Assignment
Management of managers...
Availability
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