tclset.c File Reference

#include "nsd.h"

Defines
#define	SET_DYNAMIC   'd'
#define	SET_STATIC   't'
#define	SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC   's'
#define	SET_SHARED_STATIC   'p'
#define	IS_DYNAMIC(id)   (*(id) == SET_DYNAMIC || *(id) == SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC)
#define	IS_SHARED(id)   (*(id) == SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC || *(id) == SET_SHARED_STATIC)
Functions
int	Ns_TclEnterSet (Tcl_Interp *interp, Ns_Set *set, int flags)
Ns_Set *	Ns_TclGetSet (Tcl_Interp *interp, char *id)
int	Ns_TclGetSet2 (Tcl_Interp *interp, char *id, Ns_Set **setPtr)
int	Ns_TclFreeSet (Tcl_Interp *interp, char *id)
int	NsTclSetObjCmd (ClientData arg, Tcl_Interp *interp, int objc, Tcl_Obj **objv)
int	NsTclParseHeaderCmd (ClientData arg, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, char **argv)

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Define Documentation

#define IS_DYNAMIC

(

id

)

(*(id) == SET_DYNAMIC || *(id) == SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC)

#define IS_SHARED

(

id

)

(*(id) == SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC || *(id) == SET_SHARED_STATIC)

#define SET_DYNAMIC   'd'

The following represent the valid combinations of NS_TCL_SET flags

#define SET_SHARED_DYNAMIC   's'

#define SET_SHARED_STATIC   'p'

#define SET_STATIC   't'

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Function Documentation

int Ns_TclEnterSet	(	Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		Ns_Set *	set,
		int	flags
	)

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Ns_TclEnterSet --

Give this Tcl interpreter access to an existing Ns_Set.

Results: TCL_OK or TCL_ERROR.

Side effects: A pointer to the Ns_Set is added to the interpreter's list of sets; a new handle is generated and appended to interp result.

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int Ns_TclFreeSet	(	Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		char *	id
	)

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Ns_TclFreeSet --

Free a set id, and if own by Tcl, the underlying Ns_Set.

Results: NS_OK/NS_ERROR.

Side effects: Will free the set matching the passed-in set id, and all of its associated data.

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Ns_Set* Ns_TclGetSet	(	Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		char *	id
	)

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Ns_TclGetSet --

Given a Tcl ns_set handle, return a pointer to the Ns_Set.

Results: An Ns_Set pointer, or NULL if error.

Side effects: None.

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int Ns_TclGetSet2	(	Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		char *	id,
		Ns_Set **	setPtr
	)

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Ns_TclGetSet2 --

Like Ns_TclGetSet, but sends errors to the tcl interp.

Results: TCL result.

Side effects: None.

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int NsTclParseHeaderCmd	(	ClientData	arg,
		Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

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NsTclParseHeaderCmd --

This wraps Ns_ParseHeader.

Results: Tcl result.

Side effects: Parse an HTTP header and add it to an existing set; see Ns_ParseHeader.

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int NsTclSetObjCmd	(	ClientData	arg,
		Tcl_Interp *	interp,
		int	objc,
		Tcl_Obj **	objv
	)

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NsTclSetObjCmd --

Implelments ns_set.

Results: Tcl result.

Side effects: See docs.

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The following commands create new sets.

All futher commands require a valid set.

These commands require only the set.

These commands require a set and string key.

These commands require a set and key/value index.

These commands require a set, key, and value.

These commands require two sets.

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