sack::system Namespace Functions

Functions

	Name	Description
	EndImpersonation	This is function sack::system::EndImpersonation.
	GetArgsString	ctextstr as its own type is a pointer so a PcTextStr is a pointer to strings - char ** - returns a quoted string if args have spaces (and escape quotes in args?)
	GetProgramName	This is function sack::system::GetProgramName.
	GetProgramPath	This is function sack::system::GetProgramPath.
	GetStartupPath	This is function sack::system::GetStartupPath.
	GetTaskExitCode	This is function sack::system::GetTaskExitCode.
	ImpersonateInteractiveUser	This is function sack::system::ImpersonateInteractiveUser.
	IsSystemShuttingDown	This is function sack::system::IsSystemShuttingDown.
	LaunchPeerProgramEx	HandlePeerOutput is called whenever a peer task has generated output on stdout or stderr someday evolution may require processing stdout and stderr with different event handlers
	LaunchPeerProgramExx	This is function sack::system::LaunchPeerProgramExx.
	LaunchProgram	This is function sack::system::LaunchProgram.
	LaunchProgramEx	This is function sack::system::LaunchProgramEx.
	LoadFunctionEx	This is function sack::system::LoadFunctionEx.
	LoadFunctionExx	This is function sack::system::LoadFunctionExx.
	LoadPrivateFunctionEx	This is function sack::system::LoadPrivateFunctionEx.
	ParseIntoArgs	this needs to have 'GetCommandLine()' passed to it. Otherwise, the command line needs to have the program name, and arguments passed in the string the parameter to winmain has the program name skipped
	pprintf	generate output to a task... read by peer task on standard input pipe
	SetProgramUserData	This is function sack::system::SetProgramUserData.
	StopProgram	generate a Ctrl-C to the task. maybe also signal systray icon maybe also signal process.lock region maybe end process? maybe then terminate process?
	SystemEx	This is function sack::system::SystemEx.
	TerminateProgram	This is function sack::system::TerminateProgram.
	UnloadFunctionEx	this is a pointer pointer - being that generic_fucntion is a pointer...
	vpprintf	This is function sack::system::vpprintf.

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