How to Determine If a Library Is Loaded in MemoryLast reviewed: April 29, 1996Article ID: Q104345 |
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SUMMARYTo see if an external library (.PLB file in the MS-DOS environment, .FLL file in the Windows environment) has been loaded by means of the SET LIBRARY TO command, use the code example shown below.
MORE INFORMATIONThe SET LIBRARY TO command allows API libraries to be loaded into memory. The following code example will allow a program to determine if a specific library has been loaded.
* Use the set of commands appropriate for the product installed * From the FoxPro for MS-DOS root directory SET LIBRARY TO netware.plb ADDITIVE &&Not avail. in 2.0 single user SET LIBRARY TO goodies\pdrivers\driver2.plb ADDITIVE * From the FoxPro for Windows root directory SET LIBRARY TO driver2.fll ADDITIVE SET LIBRARY TO foxtools.fll ADDITIVE *From the Visual FoxPro root directory SET LIBRARY TO reserved.fll ADDITIVE SET LIBRARY TO foxtools.fll ADDITIVE * In both MS-DOS and Windows: * To check if a library has been loaded: isloaded = "<the name of the library>" $ SET("LIBRARY") IF isloaded WAIT WINDOW "<Library name> has been loaded" ELSE WAIT WINDOW "<Library name> has not been loaded" ENDIF * To clear all libraries from memory SET LIBRARY TO * End code exampleThe SET("LIBRARY") function returns a string containing the names of all external API libraries currently loaded, with a comma between the library names. The $ operator is used to search anywhere within the string for the name of a specific library.
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Additional reference words: VFoxWin 3.00 FoxDos FoxWin 2.00 2.50 2.50a
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