Create and destroy main data structures for C-Menu. More...

#include <common.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>

Include dependency graph for mem.c:

Functions
Form *	destroy_form (Init *init)
	Destroy Form structure.
Init *	destroy_init (Init *init)
	Destroy Init structure.
Menu *	destroy_menu (Init *init)
	Destroy Menu structure.
Pick *	destroy_pick (Init *init)
	Destroy Pick structure.
View *	destroy_view (Init *init)
	Destroy View structure.
bool	init_form_files (Init init, int argc, char *argv)
	Initialize Form file specifications.
bool	init_menu_files (Init init, int argc, char *argv)
	Initialize Menu file specifications.
bool	init_pick_files (Init init, int argc, char *argv)
	Initialize Pick file specifications.
bool	init_view_files (Init *init)
	Initialize View file specifications.
Form *	new_form (Init init, int argc, char *argv, int begy, int begx)
	Create and initialize Form structure.
Init *	new_init (int argc, char **argv)
	Create and initialize Init structure.
Menu *	new_menu (Init init, int argc, char *argv, int begy, int begx)
	Create and initialize Menu structure.
Pick *	new_pick (Init init, int argc, char *argv, int begy, int begx)
	Create and initialize Pick structure.
View *	new_view (Init *init)
	Create and initialize View structure.
bool	verify_spec_arg (char spec, char org_spec, char dir, char alt_dir, int mode)
	Verify file specification argument.

Variables
Form *	form
int	init_cnt = 0
Menu *	menu
Pick *	pick
View *	view

Detailed Description

Create and destroy main data structures for C-Menu.

Author: Bill Waller Copyright (c) 2025 MIT License billx.nosp@m.wall.nosp@m.er@gm.nosp@m.ail..nosp@m.com

Date: 2026-02-09

Definition in file mem.c.

Variable Documentation

◆ form

Form* form

a pointer to the current form structure, used for managing and processing the form during form processing. This pointer can be updated to point to different form structures as needed, allowing for dynamic handling of multiple forms within the same application or session. The form pointer provides access to all the properties and data of the current form, enabling efficient management and processing of the form fields and text during user interactions and other events during form processing.

Definition at line 47 of file mem.c.

Referenced by display_form(), form_desc_error(), form_engine(), form_exec_receiver(), form_post(), form_process(), init_form(), init_form_files(), mk_filler(), new_form(), and popup_form().