42 lines
1 KiB
Ruby
42 lines
1 KiB
Ruby
/* $Header$ */
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/* IDENTIFIER DESCRIPTOR */
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/* This a generic package for maintaining a name list */
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/* Instantiation parameters, supplied by #define, are :
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IDF_TYPE: the type of the user-defined part of the idf-structure,
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IDF_NAME: the selector name for this field in the idf_structure, and
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IDF_HSIZE: the number of significant characters for hashing
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*/
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#ifndef IDF_NAME
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#define IDF_NAME id_user
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#endif
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struct idf {
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struct idf *id_next; /* links idf-structures together */
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char *id_text; /* string representing the name */
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#ifdef IDF_TYPE
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IDF_TYPE IDF_NAME; /* user defined type and selector */
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#endif
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};
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/* init_idf()
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Initializes the namelist
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*/
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extern init_idf();
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/* struct idf * str2idf(tg, cp)
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char *tg;
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int cp;
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Adds the string indicated by "tg" to the namelist, and returns a
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pointer to the entry.
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If cp > 0, a copy of tg is made for id_text, otherwise tg itself
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is used.
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If cp < 0, the string is not entered, but only looked for.
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*/
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extern struct idf * str2idf();
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#define findidf(tg) str2idf(tg, -1)
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