CSA_SAVE(3)

💾 csa_save — the library-call page, bestie

Okay so real talk: this one is a library call page, and it's gonna be a short ride. Buckle up anyway 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

csa_save — saves calendar entries into an archive file 💖

Like, that's the whole pitch. Calendar entries go in, an archive file comes out. Iconic behaviour honestly.

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

       #include &<xcsa.h>
       CSA_return_code csa_save(
       CSA_session_handle session,
       CSA_string archive_name,
       CSA_uint32 number_attributes,
       CSA_attribute *attributes,
       CSA_enum *operators,
       CSA_boolean delete_entry,
       CSA_extension *save_extensions);

Look at all those parameters 👀 — session, archive_name, number_attributes, attributes, operators, delete_entry, save_extensions — and the whole thing hands you back a CSA_return_code. No cap.

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

So here's the tea, and it's a little heartbreaking 😭: this function is optional, and it is not implemented in the XCDE 1.0 Sample Implementation.

That's it. That's the description. Not me being lazy — that's genuinely all she wrote. So if you came here hoping for lore about archiving your calendar entries, bestie, the sample implementation said "not me" and left the group chat 💀

Heads up fr fr: don't go calling csa_save expecting it to do anything in the XCDE 1.0 Sample Implementation — it's optional and it's straight-up not implemented there. 🙈

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And that's the page, start to finish 🌸 — it's a library call page (header and footer both just say csa_save(library call)), and there's no version stamp or date on it anywhere, so consider this your cute little sign-off instead 🫶✨