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NAME
wncstl -- make various kinds of cstreams
SYNOPSIS
#include "wncstr.h"
wn_make_file_parse_cstream(&stream,f)
wn_cstream stream;
wn_file f;
wn_make_file_write_cstream(&stream,f)
wn_cstream stream;
wn_file f;
wn_make_string_parse_cstream(&stream,string)
wn_cstream stream;
char *string;
void wn_file_parse_move_block(block,pactually_moved,request_moved,pf)
char block[];
int *pactually_moved,request_moved;
wn_file *pf;
void wn_file_write_move_block(block,pactually_moved,request_moved,pf)
char block[];
int *pactually_moved,request_moved;
wn_file *pf;
void wn_string_parse_move_block(block,pactually_moved,request_moved,
pstring)
char block[];
int *pactually_moved,request_moved;
char **pstring;
DESCRIPTION
These routines are helpful in making various kinds of cstreams.
"wn_make_file_parse_cstream" makes a parse cstream using the file "f".
"f" must already be opened for read. "f" must be closed after the parse
is complete.
"wn_make_file_write_cstream" makes a write cstream using the file "f".
"f" must already be opened for write. "f" must be closed after the write
is complete.
"wn_make_string_parse_cstream" make a parse cstream using the string
"string".
"wn_file_parse_move_block", "wn_file_write_move_block", and
"wn_string_parse_move_block" may be used to help build more
complicated cstream's for files and strings.
BUGS
SEE ALSO
wncstr
AUTHOR
Will Naylor
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