Query: firestring_conf_parse
OS: debian
Section: 3
Format: Original Unix Latex Style Formatted with HTML and a Horizontal Scroll Bar
firestring_conf_parse(3) Library Functions Manual firestring_conf_parse(3)NAMEfirestring_conf_parse - read and parse a configuration fileSYNOPSIS#include <firestring.h> -lfirestring struct firestring_conf_t *firestring_conf_parse(const char *filename)DESCRIPTIONfirestring_conf_parse() attempts to read a configuration from filename and parse the results into a structure that it then returns. The support configuration format is fairly flexible: # Configuration file example # These are comments variable_name = value variable_name2=value variable_name3="quoted value" variable_name4="array value 1" variable_name4="array value 2" include as a variable name is special; it causes firestring to parse the file referenced by the value, overriding any previous values (although they are still accessible as arrays).RETURN VALUEReturns a pointer to a structure containing the data read from the config file, or NULL if the file cannot be opened.AUTHORIan Gulliver <ian@penguinhosting.net>SEE ALSOlibfirestring(3) 2002-03-31 firestring_conf_parse(3)
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