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FReadFmt

Macro

FReadFmt Description Read formatted data from a file stream. This is a macro wrapper around FReadFmtInternal.

Function

FReadFmtInternal Description Read formatted data from file streams (stdin, or other file)

Macro

FWriteFmt Description Write formatted output to a file stream. This macro internally uses StrWriteFmtInternal to format the string and then writes it to the stream.

Macro

FWriteFmtLn Description Write formatted output to a file stream followed by a newline character. This macro internally uses StrWriteFmtInternal to format the string and then writes it to the stream followed by a newline.

Function

ReadCompleteFile Description Read complete contents of file at once. Pointer returned is malloc’d and hence must be freed after use. The returned pointer can also be reused by providing pointer to it in data parameter. realloc is called on *data in order to expand it’s size. If *capacity exceeds the size of file to be loaded, then no reallocation is performed. This means the provided buffer will automatically be expanded if required. The returned buffer is null-terminated just-in-case. The implementation and API is designed in such a way that it can be used with containers like Vec and Str.

Macro

ReadFmt Description Read formatted input from the standard input stream (stdin). This is a convenience macro calling FReadFmt with stdin.

Macro

StrReadFmt Description Parse input string according to format string with rust-style placeholders, extracting values into provided arguments. This is a macro wrapper around StrReadFmtInternal.

Function

StrWriteFmtInternal Description Print out a formatted string with rust-style placeholders to given string o.

Type

void Description Type-specific write callback signature

Macro

WriteFmt Description Write formatted output to the standard output stream (stdout). This is a convenience macro calling FWriteFmt with stdout.

Macro

WriteFmtLn Description Write formatted output to the standard output stream (stdout) followed by a newline. This is a convenience macro calling FWriteFmtLn with stdout.