liboggz 1.1.3

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oggz_io.h File Reference

Overriding the functions used for input and output of raw data. More...

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## Typedefs
typedef size_t(* | OggzIORead) (void *user_handle, void *buf, size_t n)
| This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to acquire raw input data.
typedef size_t(* | OggzIOWrite) (void *user_handle, void *buf, size_t n)
| This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to output raw data.
typedef int(* | OggzIOSeek) (void *user_handle, long offset, int whence)
| This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to seek on the raw input or output data.
typedef long(* | OggzIOTell) (void *user_handle)
| This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to determine the current offset of the raw input or output data.
typedef int(* | OggzIOFlush) (void *user_handle)
| This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to flush the output data.

## Functions
int | oggz_io_set_read (OGGZ *oggz, OggzIORead read, void *user_handle)
| Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to read input data.
void * | oggz_io_get_read_user_handle (OGGZ *oggz)
| Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for reading input data.
int | oggz_io_set_write (OGGZ *oggz, OggzIOWrite write, void *user_handle)
| Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to write output data.
void * | oggz_io_get_write_user_handle (OGGZ *oggz)
| Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for writing output data.
int | oggz_io_set_seek (OGGZ *oggz, OggzIOSeek seek, void *user_handle)
| Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to seek on its raw data.
void * | oggz_io_get_seek_user_handle (OGGZ *oggz)
| Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for seeking on input or output data.
int | oggz_io_set_tell (OGGZ *oggz, OggzIOTell tell, void *user_handle)
| Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to determine the offset within its input data (if OGGZ_READ) or output data (if OGGZ_WRITE).
void * | oggz_io_get_tell_user_handle (OGGZ *oggz)
| Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for determining the current offset in input or output data.
int | oggz_io_set_flush (OGGZ *oggz, OggzIOFlush flush, void *user_handle)
| Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to flush its output.
void * | oggz_io_get_flush_user_handle (OGGZ *oggz)
| Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for flushing output.

## Detailed Description

Overriding the functions used for input and output of raw data.

OggzIO provides a way of overriding the functions Oggz uses to access its raw input or output data. This is required in many situations where the raw stream cannot be accessed via stdio, but can be accessed by other means. This is typically useful within media frameworks, where accessing and moving around in the data is possible only using methods provided by the framework.

The functions you provide for overriding IO will be used by Oggz whenever you call oggz_read() or oggz_write(). They will also be used repeatedly by Oggz when you call oggz_seek().

Note
  Opening a file with oggz_open() or oggz_open_stdio() is equivalent to calling oggz_new() and setting stdio based functions for data IO.

## Typedef Documentation

## ◆ OggzIOFlush

typedef int(* OggzIOFlush) (void *user_handle)

This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to flush the output data.

The behaviour of this function is similar to that of fflush() in stdio.

Parameters

  user_handle | A generic pointer you have provided earlier

Return values

  0 | Success
  < 0 | An error condition

## ◆ OggzIORead

typedef size_t(* OggzIORead) (void *user_handle, void *buf, size_t n)

This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to acquire raw input data.

Parameters

  user_handle | A generic pointer you have provided earlier
  n | The length in bytes that Oggz wants to read
  buf | The buffer that you read data into

Return values

  > 0 | The number of bytes successfully read into the buffer
  0 | to indicate that there is no more data to read (End of file)
  < 0 | An error condition

## ◆ OggzIOSeek

typedef int(* OggzIOSeek) (void *user_handle, long offset, int whence)

This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to seek on the raw input or output data.

Parameters

  user_handle | A generic pointer you have provided earlier
  offset | The offset in bytes to seek to
  whence | SEEK_SET, SEEK_CUR or SEEK_END (as for stdio.h)

Return values

  >= 0 | The offset seeked to
  < 0 | An error condition

Note
  If you provide an OggzIOSeek function, you MUST also provide an OggzIOTell function, or else all your seeks will fail.

## ◆ OggzIOTell

typedef long(* OggzIOTell) (void *user_handle)

This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to determine the current offset of the raw input or output data.

Parameters

  user_handle | A generic pointer you have provided earlier

Return values

  >= 0 | The offset
  < 0 | An error condition

## ◆ OggzIOWrite

typedef size_t(* OggzIOWrite) (void *user_handle, void *buf, size_t n)

This is the signature of a function which you provide for Oggz to call when it needs to output raw data.

Parameters

  user_handle | A generic pointer you have provided earlier
  n | The length in bytes of the data
  buf | A buffer containing data to write

Return values

  >= 0 | The number of bytes successfully written (may be less than n if a write error has occurred)
  < 0 | An error condition

## Function Documentation

## ◆ oggz_io_get_flush_user_handle()

void * oggz_io_get_flush_user_handle | ( | OGGZ * | oggz | ) |

Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for flushing output.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle

Returns
  the associated user_handle

## ◆ oggz_io_get_read_user_handle()

void * oggz_io_get_read_user_handle | ( | OGGZ * | oggz | ) |

Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for reading input data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle

Returns
  the associated user_handle

## ◆ oggz_io_get_seek_user_handle()

void * oggz_io_get_seek_user_handle | ( | OGGZ * | oggz | ) |

Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for seeking on input or output data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle

Returns
  the associated user_handle

## ◆ oggz_io_get_tell_user_handle()

void * oggz_io_get_tell_user_handle | ( | OGGZ * | oggz | ) |

Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for determining the current offset in input or output data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle

Returns
  the associated user_handle

## ◆ oggz_io_get_write_user_handle()

void * oggz_io_get_write_user_handle | ( | OGGZ * | oggz | ) |

Retrieve the user_handle associated with the function you have provided for writing output data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle

Returns
  the associated user_handle

## ◆ oggz_io_set_flush()

int oggz_io_set_flush | ( | OGGZ * | oggz,
|  | OggzIOFlush | flush,
|  | void * | user_handle )

Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to flush its output.

The meaning of this is similar to that of fflush() in stdio.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle
  flush | Your flushing function
  user_handle | Any arbitrary data you wish to pass to the function

Return values

  0 | Success
  OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ | oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_INVALID | Operation not suitable for this OGGZ; oggz not open for writing.
  OGGZ_ERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY | Out of memory

## ◆ oggz_io_set_read()

int oggz_io_set_read | ( | OGGZ * | oggz,
|  | OggzIORead | read,
|  | void * | user_handle )

Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to read input data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle
  read | Your reading function
  user_handle | Any arbitrary data you wish to pass to the function

Return values

  0 | Success
  OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ | oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_INVALID | Operation not suitable for this OGGZ; oggz not open for reading.
  OGGZ_ERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY | Out of memory

## ◆ oggz_io_set_seek()

int oggz_io_set_seek | ( | OGGZ * | oggz,
|  | OggzIOSeek | seek,
|  | void * | user_handle )

Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to seek on its raw data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle
  seek | Your seeking function
  user_handle | Any arbitrary data you wish to pass to the function

Return values

  0 | Success
  OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ | oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_INVALID | Operation not suitable for this OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY | Out of memory

Note
  If you provide an OggzIOSeek function, you MUST also provide an OggzIOTell function, or else all your seeks will fail.

## ◆ oggz_io_set_tell()

int oggz_io_set_tell | ( | OGGZ * | oggz,
|  | OggzIOTell | tell,
|  | void * | user_handle )

Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to determine the offset within its input data (if OGGZ_READ) or output data (if OGGZ_WRITE).

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle
  tell | Your tell function
  user_handle | Any arbitrary data you wish to pass to the function

Return values

  0 | Success
  OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ | oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_INVALID | Operation not suitable for this OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY | Out of memory

## ◆ oggz_io_set_write()

int oggz_io_set_write | ( | OGGZ * | oggz,
|  | OggzIOWrite | write,
|  | void * | user_handle )

Set a function for Oggz to call when it needs to write output data.

Parameters

  oggz | An OGGZ handle
  write | Your writing function
  user_handle | Any arbitrary data you wish to pass to the function

Return values

  0 | Success
  OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ | oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ
  OGGZ_ERR_INVALID | Operation not suitable for this OGGZ; oggz not open for writing.
  OGGZ_ERR_OUT_OF_MEMORY | Out of memory