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dictNext(3)							    util/dict.h 						       dictNext(3)

NAME
dictNext - search for next value in dictionary. SYNOPSIS
#include <util/dict.h> void *dictNext(dictCtx dict, char **id, void **plock); ARGUMENTS
dict - dictionary to iterate over. id - pointer to identifier of last item found, or pointer to NULL to retrieve first. plock - place for value lock (or NULL). DESCRIPTION
Can be used to iterate through values in the dictionary. The order is the order of the hash of the ids, which isn't usefully externally. Will return the value if found, or NULL if not. If <plock> is non-NULL, then the lock returned in <plock> will be associated with the returned value. Until this lock is passed to dictReleaseLock(), the value will not be passed to the dictCleanupFunc callback (see dict- Cleanup()). MT-Level: Safe if <dict> thread-safe. RETURN VALUE
plock - set to value lock. id - pointer to id of found value SEE ALSO
dictDestroy(3), dictCleanup(3), dictReleaseLock(3), dictRemove(3), dictNext(3), dictCreate(3), dictSetValue(3), dictModifyValue(3), dict- Search ClearSilver 12 July 2007 dictNext(3)

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dictCreate(3)							    util/dict.h 						     dictCreate(3)

NAME
dictCreate - create new dictionary. SYNOPSIS
#include <util/dict.h> NEOERR *dictCreate(dictCtx *dict, BOOL threaded, UINT32 root, UINT32 maxLevel, UINT32 flushLimit, BOOL useCase, dictFreeValueFunc freeValue, void *freeRock); ARGUMENTS
threaded - true if list should be thread-safe. root - performance parameter (see above). maxLevel - performance parameter (see above). flushLimit - max deleted items to keep cached before forcing a flush. useCase - true to be case sensitive in identifiers freeValue - callback when freeing a value freeRock - context for freeValue callback DESCRIPTION
Returns a dictionary. If <threaded> is true, list is multi-thread safe. <root>, <maxLevel>, and <flushLimit> act as for skipNewList() (see skiplist.h) MT-Level: Safe. RETURN VALUE
None. SEE ALSO
dictDestroy(3), dictCleanup(3), dictReleaseLock(3), dictRemove(3), dictNext(3), dictCreate(3), dictSetValue(3), dictModifyValue(3), dict- Search ClearSilver 12 July 2007 dictCreate(3)
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