2 * Header for condition handler.
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32 /* forward declaration for type 'condition' */
33 typedef struct condition condition
;
35 /* condition evaluation handler type */
36 typedef gboolean (*_cnd_eval
)(condition
*, va_list);
38 /* condition reset handler type */
39 typedef void (*_cnd_reset
)(condition
*);
41 /* condition class constructor type */
42 typedef condition
* (*_cnd_constr
)(condition
*, va_list);
44 /* condition class destructor type */
45 typedef void (*_cnd_destr
)(condition
*);
48 * Conditions must be created with this function. They can be created for
49 * registered classes only.
51 * parameter: const char* - Identification of a registered condition class.
52 * ... - Any number of class specific initial values.
53 * returns: Pointer to a initialized condition of the particular class on
54 * success or NULL on failure.
56 condition
* cnd_new(const char*, ...);
59 * Conditions must be deleted with this function when not used anymore.
61 * parameter: condition* - Pointer to a condition created with 'cnd_new()'.
64 void cnd_delete(condition
*);
67 * Call this function to check whether or not a particular condition is true.
69 * parameter: condition* - Pointer to an initialized condition.
70 * ... - Any number of condition specific arguments.
71 * returns: TRUE - Condition is true.
72 * FALSE - Condition is false.
74 gboolean
cnd_eval(condition
*, ...);
77 * Call this function to reset this condition to its initial state, i.e. the
78 * state it was in right after creation.
80 * parameter: condition* - Pointer to an initialized condition.
83 void cnd_reset(condition
*);
86 * Register a new conditon class.
87 * New conditions of this class can be created by calling 'cnd_new()' and
88 * supplying the appropriate class id.
90 * parameter: const char* - The class id.
91 * _cnd_constr - User supplied constructor function for this
93 * _cnd_destr - User supplied destructor function for this
95 * _cnd_eval - User supplied evaluation handler function for this
97 * _cnd_reset - User supplied reset handler for this class.
98 * returns: TRUE - Success.
101 gboolean
cnd_register_class(const char*,
108 * Unregister a previously registered conditon class. After unregistration
109 * of a class it is no longer possible to create conditions of this kind by
110 * calling 'cnd_new()'.
112 * parameter: const char* - An identification for this condition class.
115 void cnd_unregister_class(const char*);
118 * This function returns the user data of the condition.
120 * parameter: condition* - Pointer to an initialized condition.
121 * returns: void* - Pointer to user data of this condition.
123 void* cnd_get_user_data(condition
*);
126 * This function sets the user data of the condition.
128 * parameter: condition* - Pointer to an initialized condition.
129 * void* - Pointer to user specified data structure.
132 void cnd_set_user_data(condition
*, void*);
134 #endif /* CONDITIONS_H */