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/*
Copyright (C) 2003-2004 Douglas Thain and the University of Wisconsin
Copyright (C) 2022 The University of Notre Dame
This software is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
See the file COPYING for details.
*/
#ifndef NVPAIR_H
#define NVPAIR_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include "int_sizes.h"
#include "hash_table.h"
/** @file nvpair.h
This module is deprecated, please use @ref jx.h for new code.
An nvpair object is a collection of name-value pairs that might
describe a complex object such as a host or a job. An nvpair object
is a subset of the full generality of an XML document or a ClassAd.
In fact, an nvpair can easily be exported into these and other formats.
We use an nvapir object instead of these other database, because it
has a dramatically simpler implementation that these other complex datatypes
and removes any dependence on external software.
*/
/**
@deprecated {
**/
/** Create an empty nvpair.
@return A pointer to an nvpair.
*/
struct nvpair *nvpair_create();
/** Delete an nvpair. Also deletes all contained names and values.
@param n The nvpair to delete.
*/
void nvpair_delete(struct nvpair *n);
/** Load in an nvpair from ASCII text.
@param n An nvpair from @ref nvpair_create.
@param text The ASCII text to parse.
*/
void nvpair_parse(struct nvpair *n, const char *text);
/** Load in an nvpair from a standard I/O stream.
@param n An nvpair from @ref nvpair_create.
@param stream The I/O stream to read.
*/
int nvpair_parse_stream(struct nvpair *n, FILE * stream);
/** Print an nvpair to ASCII text with a limit.
@param n The npvair to print.
@param text The buffer to print to.
@param length The length of the buffer in bytes.
@return The actual length of buffer needed, in bytes.
*/
int nvpair_print(struct nvpair *n, char *text, int length);
/** Print an nvpair to ASCII text, allocating the needed buffer.
@param n The npvair to print.
@param text A pointer to a buffer pointer that will be allocated to the needed size.
@return The actual number of bytes written.
*/
int nvpair_print_alloc(struct nvpair *n, char **text);
/** Remove a property from an nvpair.
@param n The nvpair to modify.
@param name The name of the property to remove.
*/
void nvpair_remove( struct nvpair *n, const char *name );
/** Insert a property in string form.
@param n The nvpair to modify.
@param name The name of the property to insert.
@param value The value of the property to insert.
*/
void nvpair_insert_string(struct nvpair *n, const char *name, const char *value);
/** Insert a property in integer form.
@param n The nvpair to modify.
@param name The name of the property to insert.
@param value The value of the property to insert.
*/ void nvpair_insert_integer(struct nvpair *n, const char *name, INT64_T value);
/** Insert a property in floating point form.
@param n The nvpair to modify.
@param name The name of the property to insert.
@param value The value of the property to insert.
*/
void nvpair_insert_float(struct nvpair *n, const char *name, double value);
/** Lookup a property in string form.
@param n The nvpair to examine.
@param name The name of the property to return.
@return A pointer to the property string, if present, otherwise null.
*/
const char *nvpair_lookup_string(struct nvpair *n, const char *name);
/** Lookup a property in integer form.
@param n The nvpair to examine.
@param name The name of the property to return.
@return The integer value of the property, or zero if not present or not a number.
*/
INT64_T nvpair_lookup_integer(struct nvpair *n, const char *name);
/** Lookup a property in floating point form.
@param n The nvpair to examine.
@param name The name of the property to return.
@return The floating point value of the property, or zero if not present or not a number.
*/
double nvpair_lookup_float(struct nvpair *n, const char *name);
/**
Export all items in the nvpair to the environment with setenv.
@param nv The nvpair to be exported.
*/
void nvpair_export( struct nvpair *nv );
/** Begin iteration over all items.
This function begins a new iteration over an nvpair,
allowing you to visit every name and value in the table.
Next, invoke @ref nvpair_next_item to retrieve each value in order.
@param nv A pointer to an nvpair.
*/
void nvpair_first_item(struct nvpair *nv);
/** Continue iteration over all items.
This function returns the next name and value in the iteration.
@param nv A pointer to an nvpair.
@param name A pointer to a name pointer.
@param value A pointer to a value pointer.
@return Zero if there are no more elements to visit, one otherwise.
*/
int nvpair_next_item(struct nvpair *nv, char **name, char **value);
/** } **/
#endif
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