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 _evalPutParam()
 Place a parameter in an EVALINFO structure
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 C Prototype

     #include "item.api"
     BOOL _evalPutParam(
                         EVALINFOP evalInfoP,
                         ITEM itemParam
                       )

 Arguments

     evalInfoP is the structure to which you want to add the parameter.

     itemParam is the parameter to add to the structure.

 Returns

     TRUE if operation was successful.

 Description

     The _evalPutParam() function allows you to place parameters in an
     EVALINFO structure one at a time.  Parameters are placed in the order
     that they are passed (i.e., the first call to _evalPutParam() places the
     first parameter, the second call places the second parameter, and so
     on...).

     Note:  If a particular evaluation does not require parameters, there
     is no need to call this function at all, simply call _evalNew() then
     _evalLaunch().

     Warning!  Parameters in an EVALINFO structure should not be released
     (via _itemRelease() or _evalRelease()) until the evaluation is performed
     or the EVALINFO structure is no longer needed.

 Examples

     /*
     * USERDO()
     * --------
     */

     CLIPPER userDO( void )
     {
        EVALINFO info;
        USHORT   uiParam;
        ITEM     retP;

        /* Get evaluation expression */

        if ( PCOUNT < 1 )
        {
           _ret();
        return;
        }
        else
        {
           _evalNew( &info, _itemParam( 1 ) );
        }

        /* Get parameters */

        for ( uiParam=2; uiParam <= PCOUNT; uiParam++ )
        {
           _evalPutParam( &info, _itemParam(uiParam) );
        }

        /* Launch evaluation information */

        retP = _evalLaunch( &info );

        /* Release ITEMs associated w/eval info */

        _evalRelease( &info );

        _itemReturn ( retP );
        _itemRelease( retP );

        return;
     }

 Files:  Library is CLIPPER.LIB, header file is Item.api.