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Top Forums Programming malloc() + run-time issues Post 302265732 by shamrock on Monday 8th of December 2008 10:46:44 AM
Old 12-08-2008
Please make the program legible with proper indentation, providing more documentation and pasting it in the thread within CODE tags. As of now it is too hard to read besides there's no documentation that states what part of the code is doing what.
 

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wxPageSetupDialogData(3erl)				     Erlang Module Definition				       wxPageSetupDialogData(3erl)

NAME
wxPageSetupDialogData - See external documentation: wxPageSetupDialogData. DESCRIPTION
See external documentation: wxPageSetupDialogData . DATA TYPES
wxPageSetupDialogData() : An object reference, The representation is internal and can be changed without notice. It can't be used for comparsion stored on disc or distributed for use on other nodes. EXPORTS
new() -> wxPageSetupDialogData() See external documentation . new(PrintData::wxPrintData() (see module wxPrintData) | wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> wxPageSetupDialogData() See external documentation . enableHelp(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . enableMargins(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . enableOrientation(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . enablePaper(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . enablePrinter(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . getDefaultMinMargins(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getEnableMargins(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getEnableOrientation(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getEnablePaper(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getEnablePrinter(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getEnableHelp(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getDefaultInfo(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . getMarginTopLeft(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> {X::integer(), Y::integer()} See external documentation . getMarginBottomRight(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> {X::integer(), Y::integer()} See external documentation . getMinMarginTopLeft(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> {X::integer(), Y::integer()} See external documentation . getMinMarginBottomRight(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> {X::integer(), Y::integer()} See external documentation . getPaperId(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> integer() See external documentation . getPaperSize(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> {W::integer(), H::integer()} See external documentation . getPrintData(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> wxPrintData() (see module wxPrintData) See external documentation . isOk(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> bool() See external documentation . setDefaultInfo(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . setDefaultMinMargins(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Flag::bool()) -> ok See external documentation . setMarginTopLeft(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Pt::{X::integer(), Y::integer()}) -> ok See external documentation . setMarginBottomRight(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Pt::{X::integer(), Y::integer()}) -> ok See external documentation . setMinMarginTopLeft(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Pt::{X::integer(), Y::integer()}) -> ok See external documentation . setMinMarginBottomRight(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Pt::{X::integer(), Y::integer()}) -> ok See external documentation . setPaperId(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Id::integer()) -> ok See external documentation . setPaperSize(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), X::integer() | term()) -> ok See external documentation . Alternatives: setPaperSize(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Id::integer()) -> ok setPaperSize(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), Sz::{W::integer(),H::integer()}) -> ok setPrintData(This::wxPageSetupDialogData(), PrintData::wxPrintData() (see module wxPrintData)) -> ok See external documentation . destroy(This::wxPageSetupDialogData()) -> ok Destroys this object, do not use object again AUTHORS
<> wxErlang 0.98.9 wxPageSetupDialogData(3erl)
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