The Set Interface
[The Set Class]

Data Structures
struct	Cmaid_Set_Interface
	The Set Interface structure The set interface is inheriting from the container and thus must also have interface functions for the container. More...
Defines
#define	CMAID_SET_FUNC(c)   ((const Cmaid_Set_Interface *)(((c)->interface)))
Typedefs
typedef void *(*	Cmaid_Set_Add_Cb )(Cmaid_Set *s, void *data)
typedef void(*	Cmaid_Set_Remove_Cb )(Cmaid_Set *s, const void *data)
typedef void *(*	Cmaid_Set_Get_Cb )(Cmaid_Set *s, const void *data)
typedef struct Cmaid_Set_Interface	Cmaid_Set_Interface

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Detailed Description

You only have to deal with the interface structure directly, if you are going to write an implementation of the interface. Else you can safely ignore this.

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Define Documentation

#define CMAID_SET_FUNC

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c

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((const Cmaid_Set_Interface *)(((c)->interface)))

Macro to access the set interface.

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Typedef Documentation

typedef void*(* Cmaid_Set_Add_Cb)(Cmaid_Set *s, void *data)

Type definition for the add callback

typedef void*(* Cmaid_Set_Get_Cb)(Cmaid_Set *s, const void *data)

Type definition for the get callback

typedef struct Cmaid_Set_Interface Cmaid_Set_Interface

Type definition for the set interface

typedef void(* Cmaid_Set_Remove_Cb)(Cmaid_Set *s, const void *data)

Type definition for the remove callback