Man page - rulexdb_seq(3)
Packages contains this manual
- rulexdb_remove_item(3)
- rulexdb_discard_dictionary(3)
- rulexdb_remove_rule(3)
- rulexdb_subscribe_item(3)
- rulexdb_load_ruleset(3)
- rulexdb_classify(3)
- rulexdb_retrieve_item(3)
- rulexdb_remove_this_item(3)
- rulexdb_open(3)
- rulexdb_seq(3)
- rulexdb_dataset_name(3)
- rulexdb_discard_ruleset(3)
- rulexdb_fetch_rule(3)
- rulexdb_lexbase(3)
- rulexdb_subscribe_rule(3)
- rulexdb_close(3)
- rulexdb_search(3)
apt-get install librulexdb-dev
Manual
RULEXDB_SEQ
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
RETURN VALUE
ERRORS
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
NAME
rulexdb_seq - sequential retrieving dictionary items from the rulex database
SYNOPSIS
#include <rulexdb.h>
int rulexdb_search(RULEXDB * rulexdb , char * key , char * value , int item_type , int mode );
DESCRIPTION
The rulexdb_seq () function sequentially fetches lexical records one by one. Itβs operations are not disturbed by the key-based search.
The argument rulexdb references the rulex database.
The arguments key and value must point to the buffers with enough space for retrieved data.
The argument
item_type
specifies the dictionary dataset from which
data will be retrieved. It may accept one of the following
values:
RULEXDB_LEXBASE
Extract data from the Implicit dictionary.
RULEXDB_EXCEPTION
Extract data from the Explicit dictionary.
Note that the data type must be specified explicitly. The value RULEXDB_DEFAULT is not allowed here.
When fetching data from the Explicit dictionary the correction rules will be applied. To prevent this feature you can specify RULEXDB_EXCEPTION_RAW instead of RULEXDB_EXCEPTION .
The
mode
argument specifies direction of the dictionary scanning.
Allowed
values are:
DB_FIRST
,
DB_NEXT
,
DB_PREV
,
or
DB_LAST
as defined for the underlying database
library.
RETURN VALUE
The rulexdb_seq () function returns RULEXDB_SUCCESS which is zero upon success, positive value RULEXDB_SPECIAL when no more records can be fetched, or negative error code if something is wrong.
ERRORS
RULEXDB_FAILURE
Referenced database has not been opened, internal data structures are corrupted or some other general failure has occurred.
RULEXDB_EMALLOC
Internal memory allocation error.
RULEXDB_EPARM
Invalid parameters are specified.
SEE ALSO
rulexdb_classify (3), rulexdb_close (3), rulexdb_dataset_name (3), rulexdb_discard_dictionary (3), rulexdb_discard_ruleset (3), rulexdb_fetch_rule (3), rulexdb_lexbase (3), rulexdb_load_ruleset (3), rulexdb_open (3), rulexdb_remove_item (3), rulexdb_remove_rule (3), rulexdb_remove_this_item (3), rulexdb_retrieve_item (3), rulexdb_search (3), rulexdb_subscribe_item (3), rulexdb_subscribe_rule (3)
AUTHOR
Igor B. Poretsky <poretsky@mlbox.ru>.