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Re: [Bug-gne]API
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Rob Scott |
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Re: [Bug-gne]API |
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Wed, 27 Jun 2001 22:26:26 +0100 |
very high level library
gneSearchstring() which would return a n elemented array of integers, the
integers being the aid#s of the
relevant articles.
gneGetTitleofAID() put in a aid#, get out a char.
gneGetSynopsisofAID() put in aid#, get out char ...
gneGetBodyofAID() ditto
gneGetAuthorofAID() "
that sort of thing.
and the naming (numbering) conventions:
c library version: 1.24
this means protocol version 1.2
(protocol upgrades only come along rarely, and dont need bugfixes in general)
c library version 4 for this protocol. (library implementations need bugfixes)
the 1 would only change when the api / protocol changed so drastically it
made previous versions not work.
At 21:10 27/06/2001 +0100, you wrote:
trnslate?
I'm still a bit confused as to the point of this api... are you saying
you want to standardise *all* commands used by the client (inc.
the ones that actually *fetch* the stuff, like select(....)) ?
Or will the api just be to standardise complicated things like
search queries, so kind of like putting the textsearch thing u found
into a standard GNE library/module made specifically for gne?
27/06/01 22:54:32, Rob Scott <address@hidden> wrote:
>we only need like 5 functions to start with, guys.
>im working on it.
>
>mainly things like
>int foo = gneSearchstring(char brough, *int toby)
>returning the aid#'s into an array in toby.
>foo probably being the number of elements put into the array to simplify
>things for the programmer on the end.
>
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Re: [Bug-gne]API, Tom Chance, 2001/06/28
Re: [Bug-gne]API, Tom Chance, 2001/06/28
Re: [Bug-gne]API, Tom Chance, 2001/06/28