cs_destroy(3) [debian man page]

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)

cs_render(3)							      cs/cs.h							      cs_render(3)

NAME

       cs_render  - render a CS parse tree

SYNOPSIS

       #include <cs/cs.h>

       NEOERR *cs_render (CSPARSE *parse, void *ctx, CSOUTFUNC cb);

ARGUMENTS

       parse - the CSPARSE structure containing the CS parse tree
       that will be evaluated
       ctx - user data that will be passed as the first variable to
       the CSOUTFUNC.
       cb - a CSOUTFUNC called to render the output.  A CSOUTFUNC is
       defined as:
       typedef NEOERR* (*CSOUTFUNC)(void *, char *);

DESCRIPTION

       cs_render  will evaluate a CS parse tree, calling the CSOUTFUNC passed to it for output.  Note that calling cs_render multiple times on the
       same parse tree may or may not render the same output as the set statement has side-effects, it updates the HDF data used  by  the  render.
       Typically, you will call one of the cs_parse functions before calling this function.

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_render(3)