Query: xosd_destroy
OS: debian
Section: 3
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XOSD_DESTROY(3) XOSD_DESTROY(3)NAMExosd_destroy - Destroy an XOSD objectSYNOPSIS#include <xosd.h> int xosd_destroy (xosd *osd);DESCRIPTIONxosd_destroy destroys an XOSD object freeing up any memory used. The osd object must have been created by xosd_create(3xosd).ARGUMENTSosd The object to destroy.RETURN VALUEOn success 1 is returned, otherwise 0 is returned and xosd_error is set to indicate the reason for the error.ENVIRONMENTchar *xosd_error A string to a text string describing the error, if one occurred.HISTORYThe xosd_destroy function first appeared in version 2.0 of the XOSD library, replacing the now depricated xosd_uninit function.AUTHORSThe XOSD library was originally written by Andre Renaud, and is currenly maintained by Tim Wright. This document was written by Michael Ja- sonSmith.BUGSThere are no known bugs with xosd_destroy. Bug reports can be sent to <xosd@ignavus.net>.SEE ALSOxosd_create(3). XOSD_DESTROY(3)
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