Sets a paragraph, cell, record, page, section, or other type of break.
In spreadsheet sections, the last cell in a section must have an associated SO_CELLBREAK break before the SO_SECTIONBREAK or SO_EOFBREAK break.
In database sections, the last record in a section must have an associated SO_RECORDBREAK break before the SO_SECTIONBREAK or SO_EOFBREAK break.
In word processing sections, the last paragraph does not need an SO_PARABREAK break before the SO_SECTIONBREAK or SO_EOFBREAK break.
WORD SOPutBreak(
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WORD wType, | |
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DWORD dwInfo, | |
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HPROC reserved | |
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SO_CELLBREAK |
Regular cell break |
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SO_EOFBREAK |
End of file (EOF) break, which implies a section break |
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SO_PARABREAK |
Regular paragraph break |
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SO_RECORDBREAK |
Regular record break |
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SO_SECTIONBREAK |
Section break |
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SO_SUBDOCBEGINBREAK |
Subdocument’s begin break |
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SO_SUBDOCENDBREAK |
Subdocument’s end break |
dwInfo is saved after every SOPutBreak function and, like the
regular save information, should represent the next record, not the one just
read.
Returns the SO_STOP value to direct the file parser to stop processing and return or the SO_CONTINUE value to direct the file parser to continue processing.