strequate(3)

🎀 strequate(3) 🎀

okay so this is strequate(3), straight out of the Programmer's Manual, and it's lowkey iconic for one very specific job: mapping a whole list of characters to the same value. no cap, bestie 💖

NAME

strequate — map a list of characters to the same value. that's the entire assignment and it ate ✨

SYNOPSIS

#include <your-opts.h>
cc [...] -o outfile infile.c -lopts [...]

void strequate(char const * ch_list);

DESCRIPTION

okay so the vibe check is this: every character in the input string gets mapped to the first character in the string 👑. like, all of them are matching the leader. periodt.

also, the function name is mapped to option_strequate so it doesn't conflict with the POSIX name space. not me being all careful and namespace-aware 💅.

• ch_list — characters to equivalence. that's the list you pass in; its first character becomes the match for every character in the string. slay.

ERRORS

none. literally none. zero errors, zero drama, it's giving peaceful 🦋.

SEE ALSO

The info documentation for the -lopts library. go read it, iykyk 📚.

• ao_string_tokenize(3)
• configFileLoad(3)
• optionFileLoad(3)
• optionFindNextValue(3)
• optionFindValue(3)
• optionFree(3)
• optionGetValue(3)
• optionLoadLine(3)
• optionMemberList(3)
• optionNextValue(3)
• optionOnlyUsage(3)
• optionPrintVersion(3)
• optionPrintVersionAndReturn(3)
• optionProcess(3)
• optionRestore(3)
• optionSaveFile(3)
• optionSaveState(3)
• optionUnloadNested(3)
• optionVersion(3)
• streqvcmp(3)
• streqvmap(3)
• strneqvcmp(3)
• strtransform(3)

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and that's the whole page, bestie 💅 this one came from the Programmer's Manual with the date 2018-08-26, and the page is strequate(3). byeee, go map those characters 🌈🫶