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.Dd December 3, 2011 .Dt RUN_QUERY 3 .Os .Sh NAME .Nm run_query .Nd run a query against
a /var/db/man.db and process the results in a callback function. .Sh SYNOPSIS n apropos-utils.h .Ft int .Fn run_query "sqlite3 *db" "const char **snippet_args" "query_args *args" .Sh DESCRIPTION The .Fn run_query function prepares the user supplied query in a form suitable to be run against
a /var/db/man.db and executes the query. For each row obtained in the result set, .Fn run_query will call the user supplied callback function, which should contain the logic for processing the data thus obtained.
p The .Fn run_query function takes following arguments: l -tag -width 8n t Fa sqlite3 *db Handle to the database connection which can be obtained by calling .Fn init_db . t Fa const char *snippet_args An array of strings which specify the delimiters to the matching text in snippet. It is an optional argument and caller can supply a .Dv NULL value for it, in which case, a default value of rq "", "", "..." will be used. The 3 members of the array specify the following values: l -enum -offset indent t The first element marks the beginning of each matching token in the snippet. t The second element the end of each matching token in the snippet. t The third element is used to delimit the beginning and end of the snippet. .El For example for highlighting matching tokens in HTML style mark-up, use this value: d -literal -offset indent const char **snippet_args = { "<b>", "</b>", "..." }; .Ed t Fa query_args *args .Ft query_args is a struct which is defined in
a apropos-utils.h . It has the following fields: l -tag -width 8n -offset indent t Li const char *search_str This is the query as entered by the user. You may want to pre-process it to do sanitization etc. t Li int *sec_nums This is an array of .Ft int wherein each index element represents the section number in which search should be performed. The sections whose corresponding index element in this array is set to .Dv NULL are not searched. If all the elements in the array are .Dv 0 then all the sections are searched. Alternatively pass .Dv NULL as to search in all the sections. t Li int nrec This specifies the number of matching rows to fetch from the database. Specifiy a negative value to fetch all the matching rows. t Li int offset This specifies the offset within the result-set. Use it to specify the position from where to start processing the result-set. For example if the value of nrec is m and value of offset is n, then the first n records from the result-set will be omitted and rest m-n (or less) records will be available for processing inside the callback. Use a negative value if you don't wish to offset any records. t Li const char *machine The machine architecture to which the searches should be restricted. Specify NULL if the search should not be restricted a particular machine architecture. t Li int (*callback) (void *, const char *, const char *, const char *,\ const char *, size_t) This is the callback function which will be called for each row retrieved from the database. The function should return a value of 0 on successful execution. A non-zero return value will indicate a failure and .Fn run_query will return. The interface of the callback function is described later in this section. t Li void *callback_data Use this argument to pass any data to the callback function. It can be retrieved inside the callback function from its first argument. t Li char **errmsg If an error occurs while fetching the data from the database, a human readable error message will be stored in .Fa errmsg . If no error occurs then .Fa errmsg will be set to .Dv NULL . In case .Fa errmsg is not .Dv NULL , then the caller should make sure to free it. .El .El
p The interface of the callback function is .Ft int .Fn (*callback) "void *callback_data" "const char *section" "const char *name"\ "const char *name_desc" "const char *snippet" "size_t snippet_length"
p Its arguments are: l -column -offset indent "Function" "Argument Description" t Li void *callback_data Ta This is the caller supplied data. t Li const char *section Ta Ta It is the section number to which this man page belongs. t Li const char *name Ta This is the name of the man page t Li const char *name_desc Ta This is the one line description of this man page obtained from it's NAME section. t Li const char *snippet Ta This is a snippet of the matching text from this man page. t Li size_t snippet_length Ta This is the length of the snippet. .El .Sh RETURN VALUES On successful execution the .Fn run_query function will return 0 and in case of an error -1 will be returned. .Sh FILES l -hang -width /var/db/man.db -compact t Pa /var/db/man.db The Sqlite FTS database which contains an index of the manual pages. .El .Sh EXAMPLES Following is a code excerpt of how
a apropos.c uses .Fn run_query . d -literal -offset indent #include <apropos-utils.h> query_args args; char *errmsg = NULL; int *sec_nums = {0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0}; args.search_str = argv[1]; args.sec_nums = sec_nums; args.nrec = 10; args.offset = -1; args.machine = NULL; args.callback = &query_callback; args.callback_data = NULL; args.errmsg = &errmsg; if (run_query(db, NULL, &args) < 0) errx(EXIT_FAILURE, "%s", errmsg); } free(query); free(errmsg); static int query_callback(void *data, const char *section, const char *name, const char *name_desc, const char *snippet, size_t snippet_length ) { /* The user supplied data could be obtained as follows */ // my_data *buf = (my_data *) data; fprintf(stdout, "%s(%s)\t%s\en%s\en\en", name, section, name_desc, snippet); return 0; } .Ed .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr apropos-utils 3 , .Xr close_db 3 , .Xr init_db 3 , .Xr run_query_html 3 , .Xr run_query_pager 3 .Sh AUTHORS .An Abhinav Upadhyay