docing existing wordlist funcs

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Christian Thaeter 2008-09-25 22:26:18 +02:00
parent b0e60e23e0
commit 211b470e85
2 changed files with 33 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -217,18 +217,50 @@ lumiera_config_setdefault (const char* line);
LUMIERA_CONFIG_TYPES
#undef LUMIERA_CONFIG_TYPE
/**
* special functions for accessing wordlists
* Wordlists
* Wordlists are lists of single words delimited by any of " \t,;".
* They can be used to store groups of keys and other kinds of simple references into the config
* system. Here are some functions to manipulate single word entries in a wordlist.
*/
/**
* Get nth word of a wordlist.
* @param key key under which this wordlist is stored
* @param nth index of the word to get, starting with 0
* @return pointer to a tempbuf holding the nth word or NULL in case of error
*/
const char*
lumiera_config_wordlist_get_nth (const char* key, unsigned nth);
/**
* Find the index of a word in a wordlist.
* @param key key under which this wordlist is stored
* @param value word to find
* @return index of the first occurence of the word or -1 in case of failure
*/
int
lumiera_config_wordlist_find (const char* key, const char* value);
/**
* Universal word replacement function.
* Replaces a word with up to two new words. This can be used to delete a word (no replacements),
* insert a new word before an existing word (giving the new word as subst1 and the old word as subst2)
* insert a new word after an existing word (giving the old word as subst1 and the new word as subst2)
* or simply give 2 new words.
* @param key key under which this wordlist is stored
* @param value word to be replaced
* @param subst1 first replacement word
* @param subst2 second replacement word
* @return internal representation of the wordlist in a tmpbuf or NULL in case of an error
*/
const char*
lumiera_config_wordlist_replace (const char* key, const char* value, const char* subst1, const char* subst2);
// * {{{ lumiera_config_TYPE_set (const char* key, TYPE*value, const char* fmt) }}}
// Highlevel interface for different types, fmt is a printf format specifier for the desired format, when NULL, defaults apply.
/**

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@ -33,9 +33,6 @@ extern LumieraConfig lumiera_global_config;
//TODO: System includes//
/**
* return nth word of a wordlist
*/
const char*
lumiera_config_wordlist_get_nth (const char* key, unsigned nth)
{