StandaloneGetDefaultConfig

Syntax

dword StandaloneGetDefaultConfig(char cfgNameBuffer[], dword cfgNameBufferLength)

Function

Gets the name of the default configuration in standalone mode. This is the standalone configuration, which gets loaded when standalone mode is activated or the runtime kernel is started after reboot. The command can be used while standalone mode is running. It is also useful to determine whether standalone mode is running or not. A returned configuration name consists of the file name and the extension, for exampleCANSystemDemo.rtcfg.

Parameters

cfgNameBuffer Space for the returned name.

cfgNameBufferLength Length of the buffer.

Return Values

0: Successful operation

1: Buffer too small

2: Not in standalone mode

on start{char cfgName[200];DWORD cfgRet;cfgName[0]=0;cfgRet=StandaloneGetDefaultConfig(cfgName,elcount(cfgName));write("StandaloneGetDefaultConfig returns %d %s",cfgRet,cfgName);}

[StandaloneGetCurrentConfig](/en/syntax/general/math/standalonegetcurrentconfig) | [StandaloneConfigSetDefault](/en/syntax/general/math/standaloneconfigsetdefault) | [StandaloneConfigOpen](/en/syntax/general/math/standaloneconfigopen)