Inside Macintosh: QuickDraw GX Printing /

Chapter 2 - Core Printing Features / Core Printing Features Reference

Functions / Initializing and Terminating QuickDraw GX Printing Features

GXExitPrinting

You can use the GXExitPrinting function to terminate printing features within QuickDraw GX.

OSErr GXExitPrinting (void);

function result

An error code of type OSErr.

DESCRIPTION

The GXExitPrinting function terminates printing features within QuickDraw GX only after you have successfully called the GXInitPrinting function. You cannot call QuickDraw GX printing functions after you call the GXExitPrinting function.

You must call the GXExitPrinting function before you call the GXExitGraphics function to shut down QuickDraw GX.

Before you call the GXExitPrinting function, you should dispose of all QuickDraw GX printing-related objects. If you want to use these objects again, you should save them.

RESULT CODES

gxSegmentLoadFailedErr

A required code segment could not be found, or there was not enough memory to load it.

SEE ALSO

For information about saving printing-related objects, see "Saving a Job Object With a Document File" beginning on page 2-24.

The GXExitGraphics function is described in the environment chapter of Inside Macintosh: Environment and Utilities.

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