READ_T_O_FIND_SUBBLOCK

Searches the current block within the currently open file for a named subblock, which can then be further processed. Returns 1 on success and 0 if any errors occur.

Format

READ_T_O_FIND_SUBBLOCK (Subblock Name)

Prerequisites

READ_T_O_OPEN_FILE (Filename)
READ_T_O_FIND_BLOCK (Block Name)
Or
READ_T_O_NEXT_BLOCK ()

Arguments

 
Subblock Name
Name of subblock to find in current block within currently open file. In the TO file, a subblock is a string separated by parentheses, for example, (Z_DATA). Not case sensitive.

Examples

[The following assumes this file has already been opened (“<acar_shared>/powertrains.tbl/V12_engine_map.pwr”), and the “ENGINE” block has been selected.]
 
Function
READ_T_O_FIND_SUBBLOCK (“XY_DATA”)
Result
1
 
Function
READ_T_O_FIND_SUBBLOCK (“USER”)
Result
0
This call will fail because the subblock “USER” is not part of the currently selected block.
 
Important:  
Filenames are case sensitive and parameters are not case sensitive.