Detailed Description

You should not use C standard I/O functions in your modules. The reason: Each module compiled with Borland (and statically linked to Borland's library) will host a copy of the FILE * information.

So, if you open a file in the plugin and pass the handle to the kernel, the kernel will not be able to use it.

If you really need to use the standard functions, define USE_STANDARD_FILE_FUNCTIONS. In this case do not mix them with q... functions.

Classes
class	qfile_t
	A helper class to work with FILE related functions. More...

Functions
"int"	qfclose ("FILE *" fp)
	qfclose(fp) -> int

Variables
	QMOVE_CROSS_FS = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_CROSS_FS

	QMOVE_OVERWRITE = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_OVERWRITE

	QMOVE_OVR_RO = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_OVR_RO

	qfile_t_from_fp = qfile_t.from_fp

	qfile_t_from_capsule = qfile_t.from_capsule

	qfile_t_tmpfile = qfile_t.tmpfile

Function Documentation

◆ qfclose()

"int" qfclose ( "FILE *" fp )

Parameters

fp FILE *

Variable Documentation

◆ qfile_t_from_capsule

qfile_t_from_capsule = qfile_t.from_capsule

◆ qfile_t_from_fp

qfile_t_from_fp = qfile_t.from_fp

◆ qfile_t_tmpfile

qfile_t_tmpfile = qfile_t.tmpfile

◆ QMOVE_CROSS_FS

QMOVE_CROSS_FS = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_CROSS_FS

◆ QMOVE_OVERWRITE

QMOVE_OVERWRITE = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_OVERWRITE

◆ QMOVE_OVR_RO

QMOVE_OVR_RO = _ida_fpro.QMOVE_OVR_RO