gerbv  2.6A
gerb_file.h
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23 
29 #ifndef GERB_FILE_H
30 #define GERB_FILE_H
31 
32 #include <stdio.h>
33 
34 typedef struct file {
35  FILE *fd; /* File descriptor */
36  int fileno; /* The integer version of fd */
37  char *data; /* Pointer to data mmaped in. May not be changed, use ptr */
38  int datalen;/* Length of mmaped data ie file length */
39  int ptr; /* Index in data where we are reading */
40  char *filename; /* File name */
41 } gerb_file_t;
42 
43 
44 gerb_file_t *gerb_fopen(char const* filename);
45 int gerb_fgetc(gerb_file_t *fd);
46 int gerb_fgetint(gerb_file_t *fd, int *len); /* If len != NULL, returns number
47  of chars parsed in len */
48 double gerb_fgetdouble(gerb_file_t *fd);
49 char *gerb_fgetstring(gerb_file_t *fd, char term);
50 void gerb_ungetc(gerb_file_t *fd);
51 void gerb_fclose(gerb_file_t *fd);
52 
53 extern
54 const char path_separator;
55 
56 /*
57  * Search for files in directories pointed out by paths, a NULL terminated
58  * list of directories to search. If a string in paths starts with a $, then
59  * characters to / (or string end if no /) is interpreted as a environment
60  * variable.
61  */
62 char *gerb_find_file(char const * filename, char **paths);
63 
64 #endif /* GERB_FILE_H */