AuStringToFormat(3)
β¨ AuStringToFormat(3) β¨
okay so bestie, we're in the Library Functions Manual section of the audiolib docs and today's main character is AuStringToFormat π
she's the one who takes your lil string and tells you what audio data format it means. no cap.
πΈ NAME πΈ
AuStringToFormat β return the format described by string. fr fr, that's the whole job.
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <audio/audiolib.h>
int AuStringToFormat(string)
char *string;
π¦ ARGUMENTS π¦
stringβ Specifies the string description of the audio data format. like, the word-y version of the format, and she'll translate it into a number for you π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
AuStringToFormat returns the numeric value of the audio data format described by string β obsessed, she just knows the mapping β¨
or she returns -1 if string is not recognized π so like, if your string is giving chaos and doesn't match anything, you get -1. that's your vibe check failing. no format for you.
β SEE ALSO β
AuFormatToStringβ the reverse bestie, numbers β strings πaudiolibβ Network Audio System C Language Interface
not me being a whole manpage and still keeping it cute π anyway go forth and convert those strings, queen π
this has been AuStringToFormat(3) from the audioutil 1.9.5 era of audiolib π periodt. byeee π¦β¨
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