cs_parse_file(3) [debian man page]

cs_parse_file(3)						      cs/cs.h							  cs_parse_file(3)

NAME

       cs_parse_file  - parse a CS template file

SYNOPSIS

       #include <cs/cs.h>

       NEOERR *cs_parse_file (CSPARSE *parse, const char *path);

ARGUMENTS

       parse - a CSPARSE structure created with cs_init
       path - the path to the file to parse

DESCRIPTION

       cs_parse_file  will parse the CS template located at path.  It will use hdf_search_path() if path does not begin with a '/'.  The parsed CS
       template will be appended to the current parse tree stored in the CSPARSE structure.  The entire file is loaded into memory and	parsed	in
       place.

RETURN VALUE

       None

SEE ALSO

       cs_dump(3),  cs_destroy(3),  cs_render(3),  cs_register_esc_strfunc(3),	cs_arg_parsev(3),  cs_register_fileload(3),  cs_init(3), cs_regis-
       ter_strfunc(3), cs_arg_parse(3), cs_parse_string(3), cs_parse_file(3), =(3), cs_register_function

ClearSilver							   12 July 2007 						  cs_parse_file(3)

cs_destroy(3)							      cs/cs.h							     cs_destroy(3)

NAME

       cs_destroy  - clean up and dealloc a parse tree

SYNOPSIS

       #include <cs/cs.h>

       void cs_destroy (CSPARSE **parse);

ARGUMENTS

       parse - a pointer to a parse structure.

DESCRIPTION

       cs_destroy  will  clean	up all the memory associated with a CSPARSE structure, including strings passed to cs_parse_string.  This does not
       clean up any memory allocated by your own CSOUTFUNC or the HDF data structure passed to cs_init.  It is safe  to  call  this  with  a  NULL
       pointer, and it will leave parse NULL as well (ie, it can be called more than once on the same var)

RETURN VALUE

       parse - will be NULL

SEE ALSO

       cs_dump(3),  cs_destroy(3),  cs_render(3),  cs_register_esc_strfunc(3),	cs_arg_parsev(3),  cs_register_fileload(3),  cs_init(3), cs_regis-
       ter_strfunc(3), cs_arg_parse(3), cs_parse_string(3), cs_parse_file(3), =(3), cs_register_function

ClearSilver							   12 July 2007 						     cs_destroy(3)