Once a trip’s route has been calculated, PC*MILER|Connect generates four reports: a Mileage report, a Detailed report, a State/Country report, and a Driver’s report. The reports are returned in tab delimited lines which allow easy pasting into spreadsheets, list boxes, and grids. 

You can retrieve reports showing the route’s information using the following functions:

• PCMSGetRptLine retrieves a specified report, line by line.
• PCMSNumRptLines gets the number of lines in a specified report.
• PCMSGetRpt retrieves up to 64K bytes of a report (more in 32-bit) at once.
• PCMSNumRptBytes gets the number of bytes contained in a specified report.
• PCMSGetHTMLRpt returns a text buffer containing the specified report formatted as HTML.
• PCMSNumHTMLRptBytes returns the number of bytes in the HTML-formatted report.
• PCMSGetSegment gets a report segment, which is a single line from a Detailed Report.
• PCMSGetNumSegments gets the number of report segments in the Detailed Report.
• PCMSSetAccessRule can be used to turn off warnings that appear in the Detailed and Driver’s reports.

Two ways to retrieve a report:

char buf[20000];
  int lines;
  
  /* Show detailed driving instruction for route */
  /* Index lines from 0. Buffer must be > 100 char */
  lines = PCMSNumRptLines(pracTrip, RPT_DETAIL);
  for (i=0; i < lines; i++)
  {
    PCMSGetRptLine(pracTrip, RPT_DETAIL, i, buf,100);
    printf ("%s\n", buf);
  }
  
  /* Get state by state mileage breakdown report*/
  length = PCMSNumRptBytes(pracTrip, RPT_STATE);
  PCMSGetRpt(pracTrip, RPT_STATE, buf, 20000);
  printf(“The entire state report:\n%s\n”, buf);