_PTPContainer(3)

📦 version 1.1.23, in arch rolling

🌸 NAME

_PTPContainer — yeah bestie, that's the whole name, and this is its page in the Library Functions Manual. We're talking _PTPContainer(3) from libmtp, and it's giving very "data fields only, no drama" energy. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS

🎀 Data Fields

Okay so here's the entire data-fields lineup, and I mean every single one — types and names kept exactly, no merging, no renaming, no "close enough" behavior. Periodt. 💖

  • uint16_t Code — the Code field, typed uint16_t, exactly like that.
  • uint32_t SessionID — the SessionID field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Transaction_ID — the Transaction_ID field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Param1 — the Param1 field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Param2 — the Param2 field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Param3 — the Param3 field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Param4 — the Param4 field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint32_t Param5 — the Param5 field, typed uint32_t.
  • uint8_t Nparam — the Nparam field, typed uint8_t. Yes, lowercase p, bestie. We respect the spelling. 🫶

👑 Author

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xoxo, your Unix bestie 💖 — this page comes from libmtp, Version 1.1.23, and the footer isn't printing an extra date, so that's the whole tea. _PTPContainer(3), signing off. 🫶🎀

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