btr_node_description Struct Reference

Data Fields
const char *	name
struct btr_node *	parent
struct btr_node *	child
btr_command_handler	handler
void *	context

Detailed Description

btr_new_node() takes a pointer to such a structure.

There are four different combinations of parent and child:

1. both NULL. This creates a new buffer tree with a single isolated node.
2. parent != NULL, child == NULL. This creates a new leaf node by adding the new node to the list of children of the given parent node.
3. parent == NULL, child != NULL. The new node becomes the new root of the buffer tree. The child must be old root.
4. both != NULL. This creates a new internal node. child must be child of p. This mode of operation is currently not needed and is thus not yet implemented.

Field Documentation

name

const char* name

Name of the new node.

Referenced by btr_new_node().

parent

struct btr_node* parent

Parent of the new node.

Referenced by btr_new_node().

child

struct btr_node* child

Child of the new node.

handler

btr_command_handler handler

Used for inter node communication.

Optional.

Referenced by btr_new_node().

context

void* context

Points usually to the struct that contains the node pointer.

Referenced by btr_new_node().

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• buffer_tree.h