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Language-specific Subroutines

int find_c_func_info(char *type, char *class,

                     char *func, int stop_on_key)

The find_c_func_info( ) subroutine gets info on the function or class defined at point in the current C-mode buffer, by parsing the buffer. It sets class to the class name of the current item, if any, and func to the function name if any. It sets type to "class", "struct", or "union" if it can determine which is appropriate. Outside a function or class definition, the above will be set to "". You may pass NULL for any of the above parameters if you don't need that information.

If stop_on_key is nonzero, and the user presses a key while the function is running, the function will immediately return -1 without setting the above variables. Otherwise the function returns a bit pattern: CF_INFO_TYPE if type was set non-empty; CF_INFO_CLASS if class was set non-empty; and CF_INFO_FUNC if func was set non-empty. In addition to zero, only these combination can occur:

CF_INFO_TYPE   CF_INFO_CLASS   CF_INFO_FUNC



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