Trf_CheckOptions(3)
π Trf_CheckOptions β the glow-up for your option container π
okay bestie, so we're deep in the transform.h era, and this is the Trf_CheckOptions(3) manual page β the one where you get to plug in your very own procedure that goes "hmm, let me look at this option container" and decides if it's slaying or if it's a whole mess. π
β¨ NAME β¨
Trf_CheckOptions β literally the interface to procedures that check an option container. that's the whole job. it's giving quality control supervisor. π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
#include <transform.h>
int Trf_CheckOptions
(
Trf_Options options,
Tcl_Interp *interp,
const Trf_BaseOptions *baseOptions,
ClientData clientData
);
look at that signature. immaculate. no notes. π
πΈ PARAMETERS πΈ
Trf_Options optionsβ the container that's about to get inspected. the main character of this whole function, honestly. π«ΆTcl_Interp *interpβ the interpreter where you drop your error messages. and yes, bestie, it can beNULL! (that's what the original says, the(NULL possible!)energy is real). πconst Trf_BaseOptions *baseOptionsβ all the info about the common options. the shared lore, if you will. πClientData clientDataβ whatever arbitrary info you want, exactly as it was defined back inTrf_TypeDefinition.clientData. bring your own vibes. β¨
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea: your procedure has to check the contents of the specified container β hunting for errors, consistency issues, all of it. that's non-negotiable, it's the assignment. π
it's also allowed to set default values into any slots that were left unspecified. so if somebody ghosted a slot, you can go ahead and fill it in. π
the return value is a standard tcl error code. keep it standard, keep it cute.
β οΈ and listen β in the case of failure, and ifinterpis notNULL, you should leave an error message in the result area of the specified interpreter. don't just silently fail, that's so not it. leave a note. π«Ά
π SEE ALSO π
the whole friend group, in order:
Trf_Init(3), Trf_SafeInit(3), Trf_IsInitialized(3), Trf_CreateOptions(3), Trf_DeleteOptions(3), Trf_SetOption(3), Trf_SetObjOption(3), Trf_QueryOptions(3), Trf_SeekQueryOptions(3), Trf_WriteProc(3), Trf_CreateCtrlBlock(3), Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock(3), Trf_TransformCharacter(3), Trf_TransformBuffer(3), Trf_FlushTransformation(3), Trf_ClearCtrlBlock(3), Trf_QueryMaxRead(3), Trf_Register(3), Trf_ConverterOptions(3), Trf_MDStart(3), Trf_MDUpdate(3), Trf_MDUpdateBuf(3), Trf_MDFinal(3), Trf_MDCheck(3), Trf_RegisterMessageDigest(3), Trf_LoadLibrary(3), Trf_XorBuffer(3), Trf_ShiftRegister(3), Trf_FlipRegisterShort(3), Trf_FlipRegisterLong(3), Trf_InitStubs(3)
and that's the whole page, bestie β no cap. π
this lil masterpiece came from c2man chewing on transform.h, dated 27 August 2002. yes, 2002. it's vintage, it's iconic, it's still serving. π
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mwah π go check those options, you got this π
π¦ where this page comes from
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