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Extended Packaging through Addition of Readable Information to the Printing

HPL-2009-316 Extended Packaging through Addition of Readable Information to the Printing - Simske, Steven J.; Sturgill, Margaret;
Keyword(s): layout, VDP, printing, packaging, mobile camera
Abstract: Packaging is the interface between your product and your customer. To enhance the customer experience, the packaging should provide brand identification and allow the user to readily obtain information that is customized to their interests. Variable data printing (VDP) provides the label converter w ...
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delproplist(3)						     Library Functions Manual						    delproplist(3)

NAME
delproplist, fdelproplist - Removes Extended File Attributes from a file SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/proplist.h> int delproplist ( char *path, int follow, struct proplistname_args *args ); int fdelproplist ( int fd, struct proplistname_args *args ); PARAMETERS
Points to a file whose Extended File Attributes are to be removed from its Property List. If non-zero, specifies that if the last component in *path is a symbolic link, then the link should be traversed. Points to the proplistname_args structure, defined in sys/proplist.h, that contains the following members: pl_mask Contains system-wide Extended File Attributes. Note that if you are deleting all the Extended File Attributes of a file, pl_mask must equal PLE_FLAG_ALL defined in sys/proplist.h. Also, if you are deleting Extended File Attribute flags that match certain system-wide Extended File Attributes, the value of pl_mask should be formed by ORing the desired values of the system-wide Extended File Attributes. pl_numnames Contains the number of Extended File Attributes names held in the names array, pl_names. pl_names Contains a counted array of Extended File Attribute names. Note that the Extended File Attribute names are null terminated ASCII strings and that the last element of the array must be a null pointer. Also, a null array pointer indicates all Extended File Attributes. Specifies a file descriptor that points to a file whose Extended File Attributes are to be removed from its Property List. This parameter is used with the fdelproplist function. DESCRIPTION
The delproplist function removes one or more Extended File Attributes, whose names are specified in the structure pointed to by *args, from the Property List of the file pointed to by *path. An Extended File Attribute is a name and value pair that is contained in a variable- sized structure called a Property List. A Property List is part of a file's metadata and can contain abstract name and value pairs (Extended File Attributes) that can be set either by the operating system (for example, ACLs and privileges) or by a user-level application (for example, PC File Attributes). Note that if you specify a non-existent Extended File Attribute name, the function will return success- fully. The fdelproplist function behaves the same as delproplist, except that it operates on a file descriptor rather than a pointer to a file. RESTRICTIONS
If a system failure occurs when the Extended File Attributes are being removed from disk, one of the three following conditions may apply to each Extended File Attribute, since there are no ordering guarantees when several Extended File Attributes are being updated: The Extended File Attribute was not removed from the disk. The Extended File Attribute was removed from the disk. EXAMPLES
#include <sys/proplist.h> main() { char *ptr, *buf, *name, *value; int *value_len, *flags, buffer_size, min_buffer_size, ret, nbytes; struct pro- plistname_args entry_names; static char *names[] = { "primary_name", "secondary_name", "" }; . . . /* * Delete the property list entries */ if (delproplist("/tmp/foo", 1, entry_names)) perror("delproplist"); free(buf); } RETURN VALUES
If successful, zero is returned, the specified Extended File Attribute is deleted from disk, and the change time of the file pointed to by *path is marked for update. If unsuccessful, the integer -1 is returned and errno is set to indicate the error. ERRORS
In addition to errors associated with open(2), the function will fail if: Search permission was denied for a directory in *path. The calling program was not the owner of the file and the process does not have the appropriate system privilige. A problem was encountered with the Extended File Attribute name. A problem was encountered with the Extended File Attribute name. There was an error reading or writing some portion of the Property List. The Extended File Attribute could not be associated with the file pointed to by *path. The calling program did not have the appropriate system privilige to access the requested Extended File Attribute, for example, DEC_AUDIT_PROPLISTFLAG. The file system is mounted read-only. RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: open(2), add_proplist_entry(3), delproplist(3), fdelproplist(3), fgetproplist(3), fsetproplist(3), get_proplist_entry(3), get- proplist(3), setproplist(3), sizeof_proplist_entry(3). Files: proplist(4), sys/proplist.h. delim off delproplist(3)