TIFFCLIENTINFO(3tiff)
β¨ TIFFCLIENTINFO π (that's 3tiff bestie, the LibTIFF girlies know)
okay so real talk: this page is about passing your own lil data around inside libtiff without losing it, and honestly? it's giving genius. let's go π«Ά
πΈ NAME πΈ
TIFFClientInfo β it hands you a whole method to pass user defined data from one routine to another. no cap. π
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <tiffio.h>
void *TIFFGetClientInfo(TIFF *tif, const char *name)
void TIFFSetClientInfo(TIFF *tif, void *data, const char *name)
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so the clientinfo linked list is literally the vibe-transfer system: it gives you a method to hand over user defined data from one routine to another, using the internal tif storage of the libtiff library. it's a lil messenger bag attached to your TIFF struct. iconic.
TIFFGetClientInfo()β returns a pointer to the data of the named entry in the clientinfo-list. and if thenameis not found?NULLgets returned. sorry bestie, nothing there. πTIFFSetClientInfo()β adds or replaces an entry in the clientinfo-list, using thenameand the pointer to thedataprovided by the caller. new entry, or glow-up of an old one, either way it slays. β¨
π DIAGNOSTICS π
None.
...yeah. that's it. no drama, no error messages, we're just chilling. π§
π SEE ALSO π
libtiff(3tiff)
π AUTHOR π
LibTIFF contributors β absolute main characters, no notes. π«Ά
β COPYRIGHT β
1988-2025, LibTIFF contributors
and that's the whole page, bestie!! go forth and set your client info, you got this π
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