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pacparser_just_find_proxy

pacparser_just_find_proxy(3)				     Library Functions Manual				      pacparser_just_find_proxy(3)

NAME

       pacparser_just_find_proxy - Finds proxy for a given PAC file, url and host.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <pacparser.h>

       char *pacparser_just_find_proxy
       (
	    const char *pacfile,
	    const char *url,
	    const char *host
       );

PARAMETERS

       const char *pacfile
	      PAC file.

       const char *url
	      URL to find proxy for.

       const char *host
	      Host part of the URL.

DESCRIPTION

       This  function  is  a wrapper around functions pacparser_init, pacparser_parse_pac_file, pacparser_find_proxy and pacparser_cleanup. If you
       just want to find out proxy a given set of pac file, url and host, this is the function to call. This function takes care of all  the  ini-
       tialization and cleanup.

RETURNS

       Proxy string on success and NULL on error.

SEE ALSO

       pacparser_version(3),   pacparser_init(3),   pacparser_parse_pac_file(3),   pacparser_parse_pac_string(3),   pacparser_parse_pac(3),   pac-
       parser_find_proxy(3), pacparser_cleanup(3), pacparser_setmyip(3), pacparser_enable_microsoft_extensions(3)

c2man pacparser.h						   14 March 2011				      pacparser_just_find_proxy(3)

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