DTMMDBGETBOOKCASEBYLOCS(3)

okay so bestie, this is DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs from the library call manual, and it's giving major “let me grab a whole set of bookcases for you” energy. ✨ No cap.

🌸 NAME 🌸

DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs — obtains descriptors for a set of bookcases based on hypertext link targets. 💖

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include &<DtMmdb.h>
int DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(
int infolib_descriptor,
const char** locators);

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so the DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs function makes the database engine ready to provide access service for a set of bookcases. It literally lets you access multiple bookcases by specifying hypertext link targets that occur within the bookcases. 🎀

When you're done with the array of bookcase descriptors, use the free function to release it — don't leave it hanging, bestie. 💅

💜 ARGUMENTS 💜

• infolib_path — specifies the infolib that contains the bookcase. 🗂️
• locators — specifies a zero-terminated array of locators of hypertext link targets. Each target can be a section or a component within a section. 🔗

⭐ RETURN VALUE ⭐

If DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs completes successfully, it returns a pointer to a NULL-terminated array of bookcase descriptors. If it fails, it returns NULL. 😭

🍓 EXAMPLE 🍓

Here's how a DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs call might be coded, fr fr:

char locs[] = {"abcde0123456789", "fghij0123456789", 0 };
int* descriptor_array = DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs(myInfoLibDescriptor,  locs);

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• DtMmdbGetBookCaseByIndex(3)
• DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLoc(3)
• DtMmdbGetBookCaseByName(3)

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🫶 That's the whole library-call page, bestie — signed off by the DtMmdbGetBookCaseByLocs library call footer. Source/version/date deets: the original footer doesn't list separate ones, so no invented numbers here. 💅✨