debian man page for globus_rsl_assist

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RSL Helper Functions(3) 					    globus rsl						   RSL Helper Functions(3)

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RSL Helper Functions - Functions int globus_rsl_assist_attributes_canonicalize (globus_rsl_t *rsl) void globus_rsl_assist_string_canonicalize (char *ptr) Detailed Description The rsl_assist library provide a set of functions to canonicalize RSL parse trees or strings. Function Documentation int globus_rsl_assist_attributes_canonicalize (globus_rsl_t *rsl) Canonicalize all attribute names in an RSL parse tree. The globus_rsl_assist_attributes_canonicalize() function performs an in-place canonicalization of the RSL parse tree pointed to by its rsl parameter. All relation attribute names will be changed so that they lower- case, with all internal underscore characters removed. Parameters: rsl Pointer to the RSL parse tree to canonicalize. Returns: If globus_rsl_assist_attributes_canonicalize() is successful, it will ensure that all attribute names in the given RSL will be in canonical form and return GLOBUS_SUCCESS. If an error occurs, it will return GLOBUS_FAILURE. Return values: GLOBUS_SUCCESS Success GLOBUS_FAILURE Failure void globus_rsl_assist_string_canonicalize (char *ptr) Canonicalize an attribute name. The globus_rsl_assist_string_canonicalize() function modifies the NULL-terminated string pointed to by its ptr parameter so that it is in canonical form. The canonical form is all lower-case with all underscore characters removed. Parameters: ptr Pointer to the RSL string to modify in place. Returns: void Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for globus rsl from the source code. Version 9.1 Wed Jan 25 2012 RSL Helper Functions(3)
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