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/*
*
* wshash.h
*
* Author: Markku Rossi
*
* Copyright (c) 1999-2000 WAPIT OY LTD.
* All rights reserved.
*
* A mapping from null-terminated strings to `void *' pointers.
*
*/
#ifndef WSHASH_H
#define WSHASH_H
/********************* Types and definitions ****************************/
/* A hash handle. */
typedef struct WsHashRec *WsHashPtr;
/* A callback function of this type is called to free the data item
`item' when the hash is destroyed, or a new mapping is set for the
key of the item `item'. The argument `context' is a user specified
context data for the function. */
typedef void (*WsHashItemDestructor)(void *item, void *context);
/********************* Prototypes for global functions ******************/
/* Create a new hash table. The argument `destructor' is a destructor
function that is called once for each deleted item. The argument
`context' is passed as context data to the destructor function.
The argument `destructor' can be NULL in which case the mapped
items are not freed. The function returns NULL if the creation
failed (out of memory). */
WsHashPtr ws_hash_create(WsHashItemDestructor destructor, void *contex);
/* Destroy the hash `hash' and free all resources it has allocated.
If the hash has a destructor function, it is called once for each
mapped item. */
void ws_hash_destroy(WsHashPtr hash);
/* Add a mapping from the name `name' to the data `data'. The
function takes a copy of the name `name' but the data `data' is
stored as-is. The possible old data, stored for the name `name',
will be freed with the destructor function. The function returns
WS_TRUE if the operatio was successful or WS_FALSE otherwise. */
WsBool ws_hash_put(WsHashPtr hash, const char *name, void *data);
/* Get the mapping of the name `name' from the hash `hash'. */
void *ws_hash_get(WsHashPtr hash, const char *name);
/* Clear the hash and free all individual items with the destructor
function. After this call, the hash `hash' does not contain any
mappings. */
void ws_hash_clear(WsHashPtr hash);
#endif /* not WSHASH_H */