PrSetError

Simulate a printing error

#include <PrintTraps.h> Printing Manager

void PrSetError(theErr );

short iErr ; any system Error Code

PrSetError stores a specified value into the global printer Error Code

variable. Use this function to let your printing routine know when the user

has aborted a print job.

iErr is any Error Code. The value iPrAbort (128) is typically used to

let your printing loop know that the user wants to abort printing.

Notes: C and ASM programmers may prefer to simply store a value in the global

variable PrintErr (at 0x0944).

While monitoring printing progress via a background routine (i.e., when

you store a function address into TPrint.prInfo.pIdleProc), and the user

asks to abort printing (by pressing -period or clicking a Cancel button

of your own devising), you should use:

PrSetError( iPrAbort ); /* or simply ... */

PrintErr = iPrAbort;

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