DTDTSBUFFERTOATTRIBUTEVALUE(3)
π NAME π
Okay so, bestie, this is the DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue(3) page from the library call manual, and the whole vibe is getting a single data attribute value for a byte stream. That's it, that's the name, periodt. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include &<Dt/Dts.h>
char *DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue(
const void *buffer,
const int size,
const char *attr_name,
const char *opt_name);
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
The DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue function returns a data attribute value for a given byte stream. Here's the cast of characters, no cap:
bufferβ pointer to the buffer of the data to be typed. Like, here's your byte stream, bestie.sizeβ size of the buffer in bytes. Yes, bytes, literally.attr_nameβ name of the attribute. The thing you're asking about.opt_nameβ can be used to specify a name to be associated with the buffer. Ifopt_nameis notNULL, it is used as a pseudo file name in typing; otherwise, certain attributes may be returned asNULLbecause the filename components could not be determined. That's the tea. π
π RETURN VALUE π
Upon successful completion, DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue returns a pointer to a data attribute value string. If no value could be determined, you get NULL. That's the whole return-value vibe, fr fr. β¨
π APPLICATION USAGE π
Your app should use the DtDtsFreeAttributeValue(3) function to release the memory for the returned value β yes, free it, bestie, don't leave it hanging. π«Ά
Also, DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue assumes that the buffer is readable and writable by the user, group and other file classes and selects a type accordingly. An application requiring a type based on read-only permissions should use DtDtsDataToDataType instead. Lowkey important. π₯
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
All the linked-bestie lore, iykyk. π
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