ne_buffer_append - Man Page

#include <ne_string.h>

void ne_buffer_append(ne_buffer *buf, const char *string, size_t len);

void ne_buffer_zappend(ne_buffer *buf, const char *string);

void ne_buffer_concat(ne_buffer *buf, const char *str, ...);

The ne_buffer_append and ne_buffer_zappend functions append a string to the end of a buffer; extending the buffer as necessary. The len passed to ne_buffer_append specifies the length of the string to append; there must be no NUL terminator in the first len bytes of the string. ne_buffer_zappend must be passed a NUL-terminated string.

The ne_buffer_concat function takes a variable-length argument list following str; each argument must be a char * pointer to a NUL-terminated string. A NULL pointer must be given as the last argument to mark the end of the list. The strings (including str) are appended to the buffer in the order given. None of the strings passed to ne_buffer_concat are modified.

The following code will output "Hello, world. And goodbye.".

ne_buffer *buf = ne_buffer_create();
ne_buffer_zappend(buf, "Hello");
ne_buffer_concat(buf, ", world. ", "And ", "goodbye.", NULL);
puts(buf->data);
ne_buffer_destroy(buf);

ne_buffer, ne_buffer_create, ne_buffer_destroy

Joe Orton

The man pages ne_buffer_concat(3) and ne_buffer_zappend(3) are aliases of ne_buffer_append(3).