firestring_conf_parse_next(3) [debian man page]

firestring_conf_parse_next(3)				     Library Functions Manual				     firestring_conf_parse_next(3)

NAME

       firestring_conf_parse_next - add on to a previously parsed file

SYNOPSIS

       #include <firestring.h>
       -lfirestring

       struct firestring_conf_t *firestring_conf_parse_next(const char *filename, struct firestring_conf_t *previous)

DESCRIPTION

       firestring_conf_parse_next() attempts to read a configuration from filename and add the results to the previous values, overriding that are
       already set.

RETURN VALUE

       Returns a pointer to a structure containing the data read from the config file, or NULL if the file cannot be opened.

AUTHOR

       Ian Gulliver <ian@penguinhosting.net>

SEE ALSO

       libfirestring(3)

								    2002-11-11					     firestring_conf_parse_next(3)

XDF_OPEN(3)						     xdffileio library manual						       XDF_OPEN(3)

NAME

       xdf_open - Open a xDF file for reading or writing

SYNOPSIS

       #include <xdfio.h>

       struct xdf* xdf_open(const char* filename, int mode,
			    enum xdffiletype type);

DESCRIPTION

       xdf_open() opens a xDF the file refered by the path filename for reading or writing.

       If  mode  is  XDF_READ, the file is opened for reading. Thus it must exist and type should be either XDF_ANY or set to the type of the file
       refered by type. Otherwise, the function will fail.

       If mode is XDF_WRITE, the file is opened for writing. Thus the path filename must not refered to an existing file: the function	will  fail
       if  the file exist. This behavior prevents to overwrite any previous recording. type should be also be set to the desired type of data for-
       mat (XDF_ANY will result in a error).

       The possible file type values are defined in the header file <xdfio.h>

RETURN VALUE

       The function returns an handle to xDF file opened in case of success.  Otherwise, NULL is returned and errno is set appropriately.

ERRORS

       In addition to the errors related to calls to open(3) or read(3), the following errors can occur:

       EILSEQ The file that is being opened does not correspond to a supported file format or is not of the type specified.

       ENOMEM The system is unable to allocate resources.

       EINVAL mode is neither XDF_READ nor XDF_WRITE, or filename is NULL.

SEE ALSO

       xdf_close(3)

EPFL
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