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cnvlist_get, cnvlist_take, cnvlist_free — API for managing name/value pairs by cookie.

Authors

       The cnv API was created during the Google Summer Of Code 2016 by Adam Starak.

Debian                                            June 18, 2018                                           CNV(9)

Description

       The libnv library permits easy management of name/value pairs and can send and receive them over sockets.
       For more information, also see nv(9).

       The  concept  of cookies is explained in nvlist_next(), nvlist_get_parent(), and nvlist_get_pararr() from
       nv(9).

       The cnvlist_name() function returns the name of an element associated with the given cookie.

       The cnvlist_type() function returns the type of an element associated with the given cookie.  Types which
       can be returned are described in nv(9).

       The cnvlist_get family of functions obtains  the  value  associated  with  the  given  cookie.   Returned
       strings,  nvlists,  descriptors,  binaries,  or arrays must not be modified by the user, since they still
       belong to the nvlist.  The nvlist must not be in an error state.

       The cnvlist_take family of functions returns the value associated with the given cookie and  removes  the
       element  from  the nvlist.  When the value is a string, binary, or array value, the caller is responsible
       for freeing the returned memory with free(3).  When the value is an nvlist, the caller is responsible for
       destroying the returned nvlist with nvlist_destroy().  When the value is  a  descriptor,  the  caller  is
       responsible for closing the returned descriptor with the close(2).

       The  cnvlist_free  family of functions removes an element of the supplied cookie and frees all resources.
       If an element of the given cookie has the wrong type or does not exist, the program is aborted.

Example

       The following example demonstrates how to deal with cnvlist API.

       int type;
       void *cookie, *scookie, *bcookie;
       nvlist_t *nvl;
       char *name;

       nvl = nvlist_create(0);
       nvlist_add_bool(nvl, "test", 1 == 2);
       nvlist_add_string(nvl, "test2", "cnvlist");
       cookie = NULL;

       while (nvlist_next(nvl, &type, &cookie) != NULL) {
               switch (type) {
               case NV_TYPE_BOOL:
                       printf("test: %d\n", cnvlist_get_bool(cookie));
                       bcookie = cookie;
                       break;
               case NV_TYPE_STRING:
                       printf("test2: %s\n", cnvlist_get_string(cookie));
                       scookie = cookie;
                       break;
               }
       }

       name = cnvlist_take_string(scookie);
       cnvlist_free_bool(bcookie);

       printf("test2: %s\n", name);
       free(name);

       printf("nvlist_empty = %d\n", nvlist_empty(nvl));
       nvlist_destroy(nvl);

       return (0);

Library

       library “libnv”

Name

       cnvlist_get, cnvlist_take, cnvlist_free — API for managing name/value pairs by cookie.

See Also

close(2), free(3), nv(9)

Synopsis

#include<sys/cnv.h>constchar*cnvlist_name(constvoid*cookie);

       intcnvlist_type(constvoid*cookie);

       boolcnvlist_get_bool(constvoid*cookie);

       uint64_tcnvlist_get_number(constvoid*cookie);

       constchar*cnvlist_get_string(constvoid*cookie);

       constnvlist_t*cnvlist_get_nvlist(constvoid*cookie);

       constvoid*cnvlist_get_binary(constvoid*cookie, size_t*sizep);

       constbool*cnvlist_get_bool_array(constvoid*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constuint64_t*cnvlist_get_number_array(constvoid*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constchar*const*cnvlist_get_string_array(constvoid*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constnvlist_t*const*cnvlist_get_nvlist_array(constvoid*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       intcnvlist_get_descriptor(constvoid*cookie);

       constint*cnvlist_get_descriptor_array(constvoid*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       boolcnvlist_take_bool(void*cookie);

       uint64_tcnvlist_take_number(void*cookie);

       constchar*cnvlist_take_string(void*cookie);

       constnvlist_t*cnvlist_take_nvlist(void*cookie);

       constvoid*cnvlist_take_binary(void*cookie, size_t*sizep);

       constbool*cnvlist_take_bool_array(void*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constuint64_t*cnvlist_take_number_array(void*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constchar*const*cnvlist_take_string_array(void*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       constnvlist_t*const*cnvlist_take_nvlist_array(void*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       intcnvlist_take_descriptor(void*cookie);

       constint*cnvlist_take_descriptor_array(void*cookie, size_t*nitemsp);

       voidcnvlist_free_null(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_bool(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_number(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_string(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_nvlist(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_descriptor(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_binary(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_bool_array(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_number_array(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_string_array(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_nvlist_array(void*cookie);

       voidcnvlist_free_descriptor_array(void*cookie);

See Also