ldb_sort_resp_control(3)
π NAME π
ldb_sort_resp_control β bestie, it's literally just a little data structure, section 3 of the Library Functions Manual, and we're about to get into it π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
So this one is a struct, not a function, and the whole thing is giving "I hold two fields and I'm thriving" energy. Say hi to the Data Fields:
β¨ Data Fields β¨
int resultβ a plain oldintnamedresult, sitting there, being an integer, doing its integer thing πchar * attr_descβ achar *calledattr_desc, so like, a pointer to a string of characters. Classic. Iconic. No cap.
Not me pointing out that there's noDESCRIPTIONsection, noOPTIONS, and noSEE ALSOhere β the whole page is just these two fields and a footnote about robots. That's the vibe check and it passed π
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for LDB from the source code.
Yeah bestie, a robot wrote this one, not a person π which honestly explains the minimalism. Doxygen said "two fields, done, bye" and honestly? Respect. Main character energy from a doc generator, fr fr.
Okay and for the cute sign-off: this lil page lives in the <strong>LDB</strong> manual, it's the <code>ldb_sort_resp_control(3)</code> page, and it got auto-generated by Doxygen straight out of the source code β so if the date on it is looking mysterious, that's because the robot didn't leave a timestamp on this one π«Άπ
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