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xt_ff_gets_malloc(3) FreeBSD Library Functions Manual xt_ff_gets_malloc(3)

xt_ff_gets_malloc() - Read a line from a fast file stream, allocating memory as needed

#include <xtend/fast-file.h>
-lxtend

int     xt_ff_gets_malloc(xt_ff_t *stream, char **buff, size_t *buff_size,
size_t *len)

stream:     xt_ff_t stream from which field is read
buff:       Character buffer into which field is copied
buff_size:  Size of the array passed to buff (must be initialized!)
len:        Pointer to a variable which will receive the string length

xt_ff_gets_malloc(3) reads a single line of text (up to the next newline or EOF) from stream, allocating and/or extending the provided buffer if needed. The argument buff_size must be initialized to the size of buff before being passed in. This should be 0 if buff does not point to allocated memory. It is updated to the new size if xt_ff_gets_malloc() allocates or extends buff. The len argument is set to the length of the string read into buff. Len may be less than or equal to buff_size-1 upon return.

Delimiter ending the read: either newline or EOF

xt_ff_t *stream;
char    *buff;
size_t  buff_len, len;
while ( xt_ff_ile_read_line_malloc(stream, buff, &buff_len, &len) != EOF )
{
}

xt_dsv_read_field_malloc(3), xt_ff_getc(3)


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