Btree Functions

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Typedefs
typedef int(*	BTreeDumpFunc )(void *data, INT32 *tagnum, void *username)
typedef int(*	BTreeTestFunc )(void *, void *, void *)
Functions
GEOMLIBEXPORT void *	BTreeAlloc (int numitems, int datasize, BTreeTestFunc testfunc, void *userdata)
GEOMLIBEXPORT int	BTreeClear (void *item)
GEOMLIBEXPORT int	BTreeDump (void *tree, BTreeDumpFunc, void *userdata)
GEOMLIBEXPORT int	BTreeDumpT (void *tree, BTreeDumpFunc, void *userdata)
GEOMLIBEXPORT INT32	BTreeFindKey (void *tree, void *data, INT32 tagnum, int *add)
GEOMLIBEXPORT int	BTreeFree (void *tree)
GEOMLIBEXPORT int	BTreeNewFunc (void *tree, BTreeTestFunc, void *userdata)
GEOMLIBEXPORT INT32	BTreeSearchKey (void *tree, void *data)
GEOMLIBEXPORT void	BTreeSetTestFunc (void *btree, BTreeTestFunc Test, void *userdata, bool TestFuncIsConst)

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Detailed Description

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Typedef Documentation

typedef int(* BTreeDumpFunc)(void *data,INT32 *tagnum,void *username)

Callback used to return data. Definition at line 76 of file btreefun.h.

typedef int(* BTreeTestFunc)(void *, void *, void *)

Tree comparison function used in searching/adding. Returns: >, ==, < 0. Definition at line 69 of file btreefun.h.

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Function Documentation

GEOMLIBEXPORT void* BTreeAlloc (  int  numitems, int  datasize, BTreeTestFunc  testfunc, void *  userdata )

Allocate a "balanced tree". Returns: Handle to tree instance. Note. At the current time, it is assumed that the test function may modify the data, forcing the tree to do more work that it should have to. You should not rely on this assumption, as it was an obscure, undocumented side effect and likely to change some day. Instead, you should call BTreeSetTestFunc() and tell it if your test function can modify the data. Parameters: numitems  Number of items to store per node datasize  Size of data to tree in bytes testfunc  Comparison function used in searching/adding userdata  Data passed to comparison function

GEOMLIBEXPORT int BTreeClear (  void *  item  )

Clears item from "balanced tree". Parameters: item  Item to be cleared from tree

GEOMLIBEXPORT int BTreeDump (  void *  tree, BTreeDumpFunc  , void *  userdata )

Dump a "balanced tree" in "random" order. NOTE: This function transverses the tree as it is stored, no order is at all guaranteed! Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance userdata  User data passed to Dump()

GEOMLIBEXPORT int BTreeDumpT (  void *  tree, BTreeDumpFunc  , void *  userdata )

Dump a "balanced tree" in "traversal" order. NOTE: This function transverses the tree and dumps the data in the order that the comparison function (see BTreeAlloc()) stipulated. Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance userdata  User data passed to Dump()

GEOMLIBEXPORT INT32 BTreeFindKey (  void *  tree, void *  data, INT32  tagnum, int *  add )

Search "balanced tree" for a specified key, add if no match found. Returns: tag number assigned to the data if (>=0), else error Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance data  Data to find and add if necessary tagnum  Number to tag data with add  Set if data was added to tree

GEOMLIBEXPORT int BTreeFree (  void *  tree  )

Free a "balanced tree". Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance

GEOMLIBEXPORT int BTreeNewFunc (  void *  tree, BTreeTestFunc  , void *  userdata )

Change test function for a "balanced tree". Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance userdata  Data passed to comparison function

GEOMLIBEXPORT INT32 BTreeSearchKey (  void *  tree, void *  data )

Search "balanced tree" for a specified key. Returns: -1 = Not found, < -1 Error, else the tag number associated with the data. See BTreeFindKey(). Parameters: tree  Handle to tree instance data  Data to find if exists

GEOMLIBEXPORT void BTreeSetTestFunc (  void *  btree, BTreeTestFunc  Test, void *  userdata, bool  TestFuncIsConst )

Change test function for a "balanced tree". This is similar to BTreeNewFunc, but allows you to tell the BTree that the function won't modify the data it's passed. The default behaviour for btrees is to assume that the test function can modify the data passed.

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