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researchv10 Dan Cross
.ds ZZ APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE .TH LOCAL 3R "630 MTG" .XE "local()" .SH NAME local \- make the calling process local .SH SYNOPSIS .ft B int local ( ) .PP .SH DESCRIPTION The \fIlocal\fP function provides the application developer with the means to change the disposition of a process from the connected state (e.g. using a \f2layers\f1 connection and host resources) to a local state. The host side processes are killed as if the process were deleted. However the terminal retains all local information and other resources that were requested through the \f2request(3R)\f1 function. If the process does not own the KBD resource, typing on the keyboard will sound the bell. .PP When a process is made local, the border surrounding the process's window is changed to a checkered pattern to differentiate it with connected windows. .PP The \fIlocal\fP function will fail if the process is already local or is the last process connected to the host. Therefore, the \fIlocal\fP function will always fail if the process is operating in the non-layers environment which, by definition, supports only one host connection. A \fIlocal\fP function failure results in a zero value being returned. On success, a 1 is returned. .SH SEE ALSO attach(3R), peel(3R). .br layers(1) in \f2UNIX System V Release 3 User's Reference Manual\f1. .br layers(1) in \f25620 Dot-Mapped Display Reference Manual\f1.
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