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NSAPI Functions (in Alphabetical Order)
Parameters
SYS_NETFD sd
int sz
See also
netbuf_buf2sd
P
param_create
The
name and value. The name and value are copied. Use this function to prepare a
pb_param
Syntax
pb_param *param_create(char *name, char *value);
Returns
A pointer to a new
Parameters
char *name
char *value
Example
pb_param *newpp = param_create("content-type","text/plain");
pblock_pinsert(newpp, rq->srvhdrs);
See also
param_free, pblock_pinsert, pblock_remove
param_free
The
associated structures. Use the
removing it from a pblock with
Syntax
int param_free(pb_param *pp);
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is the platform-independent identifier of the socket.
is the number of characters to allocate for the network buffer.
,
netbuf_close
function creates a
param_create
structure to be used in calls to
pb_param
is the string containing the name.
is the string containing the value.
function frees the pb_param structure specified by
param_free
,
netbuf_getc, netbuf_grab
structure containing a specified
pb_param
routines such as
pblock
structure.
function to dispose a
param_free
.
pblock_remove
.
pblock_pinsert
and its
pp
after
pb_param
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