Print the volume table to stdout
. The format of the output
depends on whether the flag FTVT_TAGGED
had been passed to
ftvt_set_ctrl()
. See Option Settings.
In case FTVT_TAGGED
is set the output of ftvt_print()
can
be used as input to ftvt_parse_tagged()
(see below).
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Return Value
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Side Effects
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None. | ||||
Example
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The resulting output would look like (
or in case
In the latter case, the first line ` |
Print one volume table entry to stdout
.
Arguments |
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Return Value
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None.
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Side effects
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None.
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Diagnostics
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None.
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Example
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Print one volume table entry in tagged output format (i.e. keyword-value
pairs) to stdout
.
Arguments |
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Return Value
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None.
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Side effects
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None.
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Diagnostics
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None.
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Example
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Parse a volume table fed into stdin of the calling process. The stream
must consist of certain keyword-value pairs as described in Vtblc Options, option `--modify=tagged
'.
Arguments |
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Return Value
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Side effects
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In case of an error an error string is generated and remembered. It can
be retrieved by a call to | ||||||
Diagnostics
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The following error messages are generated by
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Example
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