ffword.h File Reference

Declares the ffword data type (a string with metadata) and some functions to manipulate its instances. More...

#include "fftypes.h"
#include "ffstring.h"
#include "ffops.h"

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Typedefs
typedef ffword	ffword
	Bundles together a word and its metadata.
Functions
ffint32	ffword_create (const ffchar *source, ffword *target)
	Create an ffword from a C style string.
ffint32	ffword_copy (ffword *source, ffword *target)
	Create a copy of an ffword.
ffint32	ffword_delete (ffword *target)
	Deletes an ffword.
ffint32	ffword_move (ffword *source, ffword *target)
	Replaces the data of target with the data of source and then deletes the source.
ffint32	ffword_finalize (ffword *target)
	Delete an ffword without deallocating the real string data of the str member.
ffint32	ffword_swap_delete (ffword *source, ffword *target)

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Detailed Description

Declares the ffword data type (a string with metadata) and some functions to manipulate its instances.

They are implemented in ffword.c.

Definition in file ffword.h.

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Typedef Documentation

typedef struct ffword ffword

Bundles together a word and its metadata.

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Function Documentation

ffint32 ffword_copy (  ffword *  source, ffword *  target )

Create a copy of an ffword. Parameters: source  The source ffword target  The target ffword Returns: 0 on success; negative on error Definition at line 46 of file ffword.c. References ffstring_copy(). Referenced by ffpriv_genitive_plural(), and ffpriv_partitive_stem().

ffint32 ffword_create (  const ffchar *  source, ffword *  target )

Create an ffword from a C style string. Parameters: source  The source C-style string target  The target user-allocated ffword Returns: 0 on success; negative on error Definition at line 35 of file ffword.c. References ffstring_create(). Referenced by ff_abessive_plural(), ff_abessive_singular(), ff_ablative_plural(), ff_ablative_singular(), ff_adessive_plural(), ff_adessive_singular(), ff_allative_plural(), ff_allative_singular(), ff_comitative_plural(), ff_elative_plural(), ff_elative_singular(), ff_essive_plural(), ff_essive_singular(), ff_genitive_plural(), ff_genitive_singular(), ff_illative_plural(), ff_illative_singular(), ff_inessive_plural(), ff_inessive_singular(), ff_instructive_plural(), ff_instructive_singular(), ff_nominative_plural(), ff_partitive_plural(), ff_partitive_singular(), ff_translative_plural(), and ff_translative_singular().

ffint32 ffword_delete (  ffword *  target  )

Deletes an ffword. Only deletes the string data of the word at the moment, but might do something creative in the future. Parameters: target  The ffword to delete Returns: 0 on success; negative on error Definition at line 57 of file ffword.c. References ffstring_delete(). Referenced by ffpriv_genitive_plural(), and ffpriv_partitive_stem().

ffint32 ffword_finalize (  ffword *  target  )

Delete an ffword without deallocating the real string data of the str member. After finalizing the only usable member of an ffword is the data string. ffwords do not need to be deleted after finalizing. Finalizing only decreases the ffstring instance counter at the moment, but might do something creative in the future. Parameters: target  The ffword to finalize Returns: 0 on success; negative on error Definition at line 84 of file ffword.c. References ffstring_decinst(). Referenced by ff_abessive_plural(), ff_abessive_singular(), ff_ablative_plural(), ff_ablative_singular(), ff_adessive_plural(), ff_adessive_singular(), ff_allative_plural(), ff_allative_singular(), ff_comitative_plural(), ff_elative_plural(), ff_elative_singular(), ff_essive_plural(), ff_essive_singular(), ff_genitive_plural(), ff_genitive_singular(), ff_illative_plural(), ff_illative_singular(), ff_inessive_plural(), ff_inessive_singular(), ff_instructive_plural(), ff_instructive_singular(), ff_nominative_plural(), ff_partitive_plural(), ff_partitive_singular(), ff_translative_plural(), and ff_translative_singular().

ffint32 ffword_move (  ffword *  source, ffword *  target )

Replaces the data of target with the data of source and then deletes the source. Metadata is not replaced. Parameters: source  The ffword to move target  The ffword to move to Returns: 0 on success; negative on error

ffint32 ffword_swap_delete (  ffword *  source, ffword *  target )

Definition at line 66 of file ffword.c. References ffstring_delete(). Referenced by ffpriv_plural_stem().

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