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value.c File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <gtk/gtk.h>
#include "value.h"
#include "mem.h"

Functions
void	value_set (struct s_value *myval, valuetype_t type,...)
void	value_unset (struct s_value myval)
void	value_translate (struct s_value to, struct s_value from)
void	value_copy (struct s_value *to, struct s_value *from)

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Detailed Description

Author:

Guillaume Bour. 2002

Version:

0.1

Date:

28/02/2002

values management

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Function Documentation

void value_copy (  struct s_value *    to, struct s_value *    from )

Value copy. visibility :: public Parameters: to  the destination value from  the source value Returns: <none>

void value_set (  struct s_value *    myval, valuetype_t    type, ...    )

Value initialisation. visibility :: public Remarks: 1. value is not a standalone variable. it's always included into a class (or one of its subtypes). So we don't have to allocate it. Parameters: myval  the value (a pointer) type  the value type(int, bool, ...) value  the value value(3, TRUE, ...) Returns: <none>

void value_translate (  struct s_value    to, struct s_value    from )

Value translation. visibility :: public Parameters: to  the destination value from  the source value Returns: <none>

void value_unset (  struct s_value    myval )

Value desinitialisation. visibility :: public @remarks: 1. the value is not a standalone variable, so we don't have to free it. We must just free it's content if it's a string pointer Parameters: val  the value to clean Returns: <none>

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