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| void * | netsnmp_generic_create_table (const char *name, int flags) |
| Create a structure to represent the table. |
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| void | netsnmp_generic_delete_table (void *table) |
| Release the structure representing a table. |
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| void * | netsnmp_generic_create_row (void) |
| Create a new row structure suitable for this style of table. |
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| void * | netsnmp_generic_clone_row (void *row) |
| Create a new copy of the specified row. |
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| int | netsnmp_generic_copy_row (void *dst_row, void *src_row) |
| Copy the contents of one row into another. |
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| void | netsnmp_generic_delete_row (void *row) |
| Delete a row data structure. |
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| int | netsnmp_generic_add_row (void *table, void *row) |
| Add a row to the table. |
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| int | netsnmp_generic_replace_row (void *table, void *old_row, void *new_row) |
| Replace one row with another in the table. |
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| void * | netsnmp_generic_remove_row (void *table, void *row) |
| Remove a row from the table. |
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| void | netsnmp_generic_remove_delete_row (void *table, void *row) |
| Remove and delete a row from the table. |
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This would typically be part of implementing an SNMP MIB, but could potentially also be used for a standalone table.
This section of the generic API is primarily relevant to table helpers where the representation of the table is constructed and maintained within the helper itself. "External" tables will typically look after such aspects directly, although this section of the abstract API framework could also help direct the design of such table-specific implementations.
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Add a row to the table. Definition at line 105 of file table_generic.c. |
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Create a new copy of the specified row. Definition at line 83 of file table_generic.c. |
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Copy the contents of one row into another. The destination row structure should be created before this routine is called. Definition at line 91 of file table_generic.c. |
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Create a new row structure suitable for this style of table. Note that this would typically be a 'standalone' row, and would not automatically be inserted into an actual table. Definition at line 77 of file table_generic.c. |
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Create a structure to represent the table. This could be as simple as the head of a linked list, or a more complex container structure. The 'name' field would typically be used to distinguish between several tables implemented using the same table helper. The 'flags' field would be used to control various (helper-specific) aspects of table behaviour. The table structure returned should typically be regarded as an opaque, private structure. All operations on the content of the table should ideally use the appropriate routines from this API. Definition at line 61 of file table_generic.c. |
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Delete a row data structure. The row should be removed from any relevant table(s) before this routine is called. Definition at line 99 of file table_generic.c. |
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Release the structure representing a table. Any rows still contained within the table should also be removed and deleted. Definition at line 69 of file table_generic.c. |
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Remove and delete a row from the table. Definition at line 128 of file table_generic.c. |
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Remove a row from the table. The data structure for the row should not be released, and would be the return value of this routine. Definition at line 122 of file table_generic.c. |
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Replace one row with another in the table. This will typically (but not necessarily) involve two rows sharing the same index information (e.g. to implement update/restore-style SET behaviour). Definition at line 114 of file table_generic.c. |
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