* Initialize the CSV structure (if necessary, allocate first). Point to
* the passed string buffer.
*/
-csv_t * csv_init(csv_t *csv, char *buf, int buflen);
+csv_t *csv_init(csv_t *csv, char *buf, int buflen);
/**
* Encode the variable list of arguments as CSV fields. The csv structure
* processes/nodes - e.g. the message header record can be rewritten AFTER
* encoding all other records, with new information such as total length.
*/
-csv_record_t *csv_encode_record(csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *rec,
- int count, ...);
+csv_record_t *csv_encode_record(csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *rec, int count, ...);
/**
* Decode a CSV formatted string. The csv structure should have been
* rec1 and rec2 are removed
*/
csv_record_t *csv_concat_record(csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *rec1,
- csv_record_t *rec2);
+ csv_record_t *rec2);
/**
* Remove a record from csv
* append fields to a record
* Only works when csv has discrete record bufs
*/
-csv_record_t *
-csv_append_record (csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *rec, int count, ...);
+csv_record_t *csv_append_record(csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *rec, int count, ...);
/**
* Serialize contents of csv into string
* Clone a record.
* Only works when csv has discrete record bufs
*/
-void csv_clone_record (csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *in_rec, csv_record_t **out_rec);
+void csv_clone_record(csv_t *csv, csv_record_t *in_rec, csv_record_t **out_rec);
/**
* Return number of records
*/
-int csv_num_records (csv_t *csv);
+int csv_num_records(csv_t *csv);
#endif