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Old 08-01-2002
ok.. I have been throught the modem setup (mkdev Modem, mkdev serial) and everything looks good, comparing it to what you guys have said. Auto answer is on ... should the machine automatically pick up now ??? or do I have to set up UUCP ??????
I am dialing in from another computer using a program called NETTERM ??? are you guys familiar with this .. and if so .. any specific settings on this side ? I have it dialing out with SCO-ANSI as text and SCO-CONSOLE set ... should I use normal ANSI ????

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blt_treenodeid

Blt_TreeNodeId(3)					      BLT Library Procedures						 Blt_TreeNodeId(3)

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NAME

       Blt_TreeNodeId - Returns the node serial number.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <bltTree.h>

       unsigned int
       Blt_TreeNodeId(node)

ARGUMENTS

       Blt_TreeNode   node   (in)      Node whose ID is to be returned.
_________________________________________________________________

DESCRIPTION

       This  procedure	returns the node serial number.  The node serial number is useful for programs that export the tree data object to the Tcl
       programming level.  Since node labels (and therefore pathnames) are not unique, the ID can be used to uniquely identify a node.

       The arguments are as follows:

       node	 The node whose serial number is returned.  The serial number of the root node for example is always 0.

RETURNS

       The serial number of the node.  Nodes are given a unique serial number when they are created.  You can use the ID  to  later  retrieve  the
       node using Blt_TreeGetNode.

EXAMPLE

       The following example prints the ID of a node.

	      printf("root ID is %s
", Blt_TreeNodeId(node));

KEYWORDS

       Tcl_TreeCreateNode, Tcl_TreeDeleteNode

BLT
									2.4							 Blt_TreeNodeId(3)