TE_sperror

Translates an error code into the corresponding string. See TE_errno is a value of the RTE Error Codes.

char *TE_sperror( );

Return Values

This function returns a pointer to a string.

Parameterization

You cannot use standard parameterization for any arguments in this function.

Example

In the following example, TE_sperror sends an error string to the output.txt file, using the lr_log_message function, if the desired text (the Kermit prompt) does not appear.

TE_wait_text("C-Kermit>",TIMEOUT);

if (TE_errno)

    lr_log_message( "Waiting for prompt failed: %s\n", TE_sperror() );

lr_log_message( "%s: %s\n", prefix, TE_sperror() );

TE_type("statistics<kReturn>");