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| const void * | vpValidate |
| | A "magic number" used to validate the context. More...
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| exception * | spException |
| | Pointer to an exception structure to report fatal errors back to the application's catch block. More...
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| void * | vpMem |
| | Pointer to a memory object for allocating all memory associated with this object. More...
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| FILE * | spFile |
| | Pointer to an open file, if the data is from a file byte stream. Otherwise NULL. More...
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| uint8_t * | ucpBuf8 |
| | Pointer to a byte buffer for formatting the next byte-stream line. More...
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| uint32_t * | uipBuf32 |
| | Pointer to a 32-bit buffer for formatting the next Unicode line. More...
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| char * | cpFmtBuf |
| | Pointer to a temporary, working buffer for formatting the data in the data buffers. More...
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| const uint8_t * | ucpChars8 |
| | Pointer to the array of 8-bit bytes to be formatted, if any. Otherwise, NULL. More...
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| const uint32_t * | uipChars32 |
| | Pointer to the 32-bit Unicode code points to be formatted, if any. Otherwise, NULL. More...
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| int | iStyle |
| | The display style identifier. One of these.. More...
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| int | iIndent |
| | The number of spaces to indent before displaying data. More...
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| uint64_t(* | pfnFill )(struct fmt_tag *) |
| | Function pointer for filling the temp byte or code point buffer. More...
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| void(* | pfnFmt )(struct fmt_tag *, uint64_t) |
| | Function pointer for. More...
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| uint64_t | uiFillLineLen |
| | formatting the data in the byte or code point buffer. More...
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| uint64_t | uiDisplayOffset |
| | The offset to the first byte or code point to display. More...
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| uint64_t | uiLastOffset |
| | Keeps the offset to the previous line displayed. More...
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| uint64_t | uiNextOffset |
| | Keeps the offset to the next byte or code point to display next. More...
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| uint64_t | uiDisplayEnd |
| | The last byte or code point to display. More...
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| abool | bDone |
| | True if there are no more lines to display. False otherwise. More...
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The context for the format object.
For use by the formatting object only.
Definition at line 77 of file format.c.
