| FUNCTION REFERENCE | ||
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| STUFF | ||
| 0 | func_lx_alloc | allocate a string struct not yet used |
| 0 | func_lx_realloc | reallocate a string struct to hold a different amount |
| 0 | func_lx_setalloc | allocate a string struct, used or not |
| 0 | func_lx_plusalloc | add specified amount of bytes to an allocated string struct |
| 0 | func_lx_setxbuf | sets the extra buffer amount for allocations |
| 5 | func_lx_cadd | add a given character to a string buffer |
| 5 | func_lx_check0 | ensure that s ends in a binary 0. If not, add one. |
| 5 | func_lx_chop | remove the last n characters from a string buffer |
| 5 | func_lx_chomp | remove all specified ending characters from a string buffer |
| 5 | func_lx_chomp_ws | remove all whitespace from the end of a string buffer |
| 5 | func_lx_chompf | remove all specified beginning characters |
| 5 | func_lx_free | free a string structure, set string back to 0 |
| 5 | func_lx_zfree | zero a string structure, then call lx_free() |
| CODE EXAMPLES |
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| OTHER | ||
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| 0 | example_programs | example programs and speedtests |
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(c) 2001, ari edelkind |
lx_lib docs |