debian man page for ppd_file_new

Query: ppd_file_new

OS: debian

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ppd_file_new_from_filep(3)				     Library Functions Manual					ppd_file_new_from_filep(3)

NAME
ppd_file_new_from_filep, ppd_file_new_from_fd, ppd_file_new - Parse a ppd file and load it into the ppd_file_t structure.
SYNOPSIS
#include <ppd.h> ppd_file_t *ppd_file_new_from_filep(FILE* fp");" ppd_file_t *ppd_file_new_from_fd(int fd");" ppd_file_t *ppd_file_new(const char * filename");"
DESCRIPTION
The ppd_file_new_from_filep function parses the specified PPD file.
RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion ppd_file_new_from_filep, ppd_file_new_from_fd , ppd_file_new return a ppd_file_t pointer. Otherwise, NULL is returned and errno is set. ENODEV the FILE pointer passed into ppd_file_new_from_filep or the file descriptor passed into ppd_file_new_from_fd is NULL. EBADF the file doesn't appear to be a PPD file. ENOTTY no idea what these errors are. Probably PPD parse errors. Other errors can be returned in errno by a failure in fdopen or fopen.
SEE ALSO
ppd_file_free(3), ppd_emit_to_file(3) Linux Programmer's Manual 14 July 2000 ppd_file_new_from_filep(3)
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