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.TH FILE_RAISE 3 "15. Juli 1988" "J\*org Schilling" "Schily\'s LIBRARY FUNCTIONS"
.SH NAME
file_raise() \- controls raising of file_read_err and
file_write_err
.SH SYNOPSIS
.nf
.B
file_raise(f,flag)
.B	FILE *f;
.B	BOOL flag;
.fi
.SH DESCRIPTION
file_raise() can be used to control whether the conditions
"file_read_err" and "file_write_err" are raised when an error
occurs during an I/O function ( fileread(), filewrite() , etc)
on FILE f. Calling file_raise() with the flag TRUE enables
raising, calling it with flag FALSE disables raising. If raising
is disabled and an error occurs the function will return an
appropriate error code, this is equivalent to handling the
condition and ignoring it. The default is to raise the
conditions.
.SH RETURNS
none
.SH NOTES
none