How to use MrDump
 Real easy!
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 Syntax

     MrDump( <cFileName> [,<nFlags>] ) --> lSuccessful

 Arguments

     cFileName - refers to the name of a filefor the output

     nFlags - refers to options to send to the dump file

 Returns

     .T. if successful
     .F. otherwise


 Description

     MrDump() may be used by you in your error system to dump the contents of
     various items (controlled by you) to the log file.

     MrDump takes two parameters, the first is the filename for the crash log
     to be written to. This is NOT optional.

     The second, optional, parameter is a list of items that you wish to
     include in the dump file. Omit this parameter and MrDump will assume
     that you want all options to be sent to the dump file.

     The options may be individually set by adding together the indvidual
     items that you wish to set. MRDUMP.CH has been included with Manifest
     constants for easier reading. It contains:

                MRDUMP_APPEND          1
                MRDUMP_ERROR           2
                MRDUMP_STACK           4
                MRDUMP_VARIABLES       8
                MRDUMP_IN_SCOPE       16
                MRDUMP_WORKAREAS      32
                MRDUMP_SCREEN         64
                MRDUMP_SOURCE        128    // Only applicable with MrDebug


 Note

     ■  MrDump.LIB must be linked in as a FILE. So don't forget to include
        the .LIB extention. ie. FI MrDump.LIB

 Example

     ■  This example dumps the stack and just variables in scope:

        MrDump( "Myapp.log", MRDUMP_STACK+MRDUMP_IN_SCOPE+MRDUMP_VARIABLES )


 Files:  Library is MRDUMP.LIB.