Man Page: pgagetintegerinittype
Operating Environment: debian
Section: 2
PGAGetIntegerInitType(2) PGAPack PGAGetIntegerInitType(2)NAMEPGAGetIntegerInitType - returns the type of scheme used to randomly initialize strings of data type PGA_DATATYPE_INTEGER.INPUT PARAMETERSctx - context variableOUTPUT PARAMETERSnoneSYNOPSIS#include "pgapack.h" int PGAGetIntegerInitType(ctx) PGAContext *ctxLOCATIONinteger.cEXAMPLEExample: PGAContext *ctx; int inittype; : inittype = PGAGetIntegerInitType(ctx); switch (inittype) { case PGA_IINIT_PERMUTE: printf("Data Type = PGA_IINIT_PERMUTE0); break; case PGA_IINIT_RANGE: printf("Data Type = PGA_IINIT_RANGE0); break; } 05/01/95 PGAGetIntegerInitType(2)
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