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NAME
lCreateElem, lFreeElem, lCopyElem, lAppendElem, lInsertElem,
lDechainElem, lFirst, lLast, lNext, lPrev, lFindFirst,
lFindLast, lFindNext, lFindPrev, lDumpElem, lUndumpElem,
lWriteElem, lWriteElemTo, lGetPosViaElem
generic list element manipulation and information functions
SYNOPSIS
#include "cull.h"
lListElem* lCreateElem( lDescr *descriptor );
void lFreeElem( lListElem *element );
lListElem* lCopyElem( lListElem *source );
lListElem* lAppendElem( lList *list, lListElem *newelem );
lListElem* lDechainElem(
lList* list,
lListElem* element
);
lListElem* lFirst( lList* list );
lListElem* lLast( lList* list );
lListElem* lNext( lListElem* element );
lListElem* lPrev( lListElem* element );
lListElem* lFindFirst(
lList* list,
lCondition* condition
);
lListElem* lFindLast(
lList* list,
lCondition* condition
);
lListElem* lFindNext(
lListElem* element,
lCondition* element
);
lListElem* lFindPrev(
lListElem* element,
lCondition* element
);
int lDumpElem(
FILE *file,
lListElem *element,
int indent,
int number
);
lListElem* lUndumpElem( FILE *file, lDescr *descriptor );
void lWriteElem( lListElem *element );
void lWriteElemTo( lListElem *element, FILE *fp );
int lGetPosViaElem( lListElem *element, int nm );
DESCRIPTION
lCreateElem
creates a new list element specified by descriptor. In
case of success, a pointer to the list element is
returned, otherwise the return value is NULL. All list
element fields are set to zero. There is memory allo-
cated for the list element, that must be released with
<I>lFreeElem</I>.
lFreeElem
frees the memory allocated by <I>lCreateElem</I>. If there are
sub-list or string fields their memory is also
released. If the list element is NULL the function sim-
ply returns.
lCopyElem
duplicates a list element with all its sub-lists and
strings. If an error occurs NULL is returned, otherwise
a pointer to the copied list element is returned. If
the copied list element is no longer used, the allo-
cated memory has to be released with <I>lFreeElem</I>.
lAppendElem
append a list element to a generic list as the last
element. The first argument is the list to which the
new element shall be appended. The second argument is
the new element. Sometimes it may be useful to use a
copy of the element to be inserted in the list (see
<I>lCopyList</I>).
lInsertElem
inserts a new element after the specified element in
the list. The first argument is the list, the second
argument is the list element, after which the new ele-
ment shall be inserted, and the third element is the
new list element. Sometimes it may be useful to use a
copy of the element to be inserted in the list (see
<I>lCopyList</I>).
lDechainElem
dechains the specified element from the generic list. A
pointer to the list element is returned. The list ele-
ment is not destroyed. If it shall be destroyed
<I>lFreeElem</I> should be called.
lFirst, lLast
get the first/last element of the specified list. If no
list is specified or no elements are contained, NULL is
returned. Otherwise a pointer to the first/last list
element is returned.
lNext, lPrev
get the successor/predecessor of the specified element.
If the specified element is NULL or the last/first ele-
ment in the list, NULL is returned. Otherwise a pointer
to the successor/predecessor is returned.
lFindFirst, lFindLast
find the first/last element matching the specified con-
dition. The first argument is the generic list where
the requested list element may be contained. The
second element is the condition that shall be fulfilled
by the element. The list is searched in the order
first/last to last/first element. If there is no ele-
ment that matches the condition NULL is returned. If
there is no list specified, the return value is also
NULL, otherwise a pointer to the first/last matching
list element is returned.
lFindNext, lFindPrev
find the next/previous element matching the specified
condition. The first argument is the list element
returned by <I>lFindFirst</I>/<I>lFindLast</I> or
<I>lFindNext</I>/<I>lFindPrev</I>. The second argument is the condi-
tion which should be equal to the one stated in the
corresponding <I>lFindFirst</I>/<I>lFindLast</I> call. The return
value is NULL, if the specified list element is NULL or
no matching element is found. Otherwise a pointer to
the matching list element is returned.
lDumpElem
dumps a list element in ASCII format to a file. The
first argument is a FILE pointer, the second argument
is the list element to be dumped, the third argument is
the number of indentation units for formatting purposes
and the fourth argument is the number of the element.
This function is normally called by <B><A HREF="../htmlman3/lDumpList.html">lDumpList(3)</A></B>.
lUndumpElem
undumps a list element from a dump file. The first
argument is a FILE pointer of the dump file. The second
argument is the descriptor of the list element. If one
or both of the function arguments are NULL, NULL is
retuned. Otherwise a pointer to the newly created list
element is returned. If the element is no longer used,
<I>lFreeElem</I> has to be called. This function is normally
called by <B><A HREF="../htmlman3/lUndumpList.html">lUndumpList(3)</A></B> only.
lWriteElem
writes the contents of a list element with all its
sub-lists if Monitoring Level CULL_LAYER is set to
info. The only argument is a list element.
lWriteElemTo
writes the contents of a list element with all its
sub-lists to the stream connected with the file pointer
fp. The first argument is a list element, the second
argument is a file pointer or NULL. If the file pointer
is NULL, this function behaves exactly as lWriteElemTo.
lGetPosViaElem
get the field position of a field with name nm in the
list element element. The position of the field named
nm is returned. If the field does not exist in the list
element -1 is returned.
RETURN VALUES
In case of error the return value is -1 or NULL, otherwise 0
or a valid pointer to the corresponding struct is returned.
ERRORS
The following errors may occur. The affected functions are
listed in parentheses.
LECOUNTDESCR
Counting the descriptor length failed. (<I>lCreateElem</I>,
<I>lUndumpElem</I>)
LEMALLOC
<B><A HREF="../htmlman3/Malloc.html">Malloc(3)</A></B> failed. (<I>lCreateElem</I>)
LEELEMNULL
List element is NULL. (<I>lFreeElem</I>, <I>lCopyElem</I>, <I>lAppen-</I>
<I>dElem</I>, <I>lInsertElem</I>, <I>lDechainElem</I>, <I>lFindNext</I>, <I>lWri-</I>
<I>teElem</I>, <I>lGetPosViaElem</I>, <I>lDumpElem</I>)
LELISTNULL
List is NULL. (<I>lAppendElem</I>, <I>lInsertElem</I>, <I>lDechainElem</I>,
<I>lFindFirst</I>)
LECREATEELEM
Creation of a list element failed. (<I>lCopyElem</I>, <I>lUndum-</I>
<I>pElem</I>)
LEFILENULL
File pointer is NULL. (<I>lDumpElem</I>, <I>lUndumpElem</I>)
LEDESCRNULL
List descriptor pointer is NULL. (<I>lUndumpElem</I>)
LECOPYSWITCH
Copying a list element field failed. (<I>lCopyElem</I>)
LESYNTAX
A syntax error occurred (missing opening or closing
brackets). (<I>lUndumpElem</I>)
SEE ALSO
<B><A HREF="../htmlman1/sge_intro.html">sge_intro(1)</A></B>, <B><A HREF="../htmlman3/list_intro.html">list_intro(3)</A></B>.
COPYRIGHT
See <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/sge_intro.html">sge_intro(1)</A></B> for a full statement of rights and permis-
sions.
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