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    NAME

    qio - quick I/O part of InterNetNews library
     
    

    SYNOPSIS

    
    #include "qio.h"
    
    QIOSTATE *
    QIOopen(name)
        char            *name;
    
    QIOSTATE *
    QIOfdopen(fd)
        int             fd;
    
    void
    QIOclose(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    char *
    QIOread(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOlength(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOtoolong(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOerror(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOtell(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOrewind(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
    int
    QIOfileno(qp)
        QIOSTATE        *qp;
    
     

    DESCRIPTION

    The routines described in this manual page are part of
    libinn(3). They are used to provide quick read access to files. All routines are not available for token. The letters ``QIO'' stand for Quick I/O.

    QIOopen opens the file name for reading. If <HAVE_ST_BLKSIZE in include/config.h> is defined, QIOopen will call stat(2) and use the returned block size; if that fails (or <HAVE_ST_BLKSIZE in include/config.h> is not defined) it will use QIO_BUFFER. It returns NULL on error, or a pointer to a handle to be used in other calls. QIOfdopen performs the same function except that fd refers to an already-open descriptor.

    QIOclose closes the open file and releases any resources used by it.

    QIOread returns a pointer to the next line in the file. The trailing newline will be replaced with a \0. If EOF is reached, an error occurs, or if the line is longer than the buffer, QIOread returns NULL.

    After a successful call to QIOread, QIOlength will return the length of the current line.

    The functions QIOtoolong and QIOerror can be called after QIOread returns NULL to determine if there was an error, or if the line was too long. If QIOtoolong returns non-zero, then the current line did not fit in the buffer, and the next call to QIOread will try read the rest of the line. Long lines can only be discarded. If QIOerror returns non-zero, then a serious I/O error occurred.

    QIOtell returns the lseek(2) offset at which the next line will start.

    QIOrewind sets the read pointer back to the beginning of the file.

    QIOfileno returns the descriptor of the open file.

    QIOlength, QIOtoolong, QIOerror, QIOtell, and QIOfileno are implemented as macro's defined in the header file.  

    EXAMPLE

    QIOSTATE             *h;
    long                 offset;
    char                 *p;
    
    h = QIOopen("/etc/motd", QIO_BUFFER);
    for (offset = QIOtell(h); (p = QIOread(h)) != NULL; offset = QIOtell(h))
        printf("At %ld, %s\n", offset, p);
    if (QIOerror(h)) {
        perror("Read error");
        exit(1);
    }
    QIOclose(h);
    
     

    HISTORY

    Written by Rich $alz <rsalz@uunet.uu.net> for InterNetNews. This is revision 1.6.2.1, dated 2000/08/17.


     

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    SYNOPSIS
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