LC_SETERRSTR
Section: C Library Functions (3)
Updated: 25 Oct 04
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NAME
lc_seterrstr - Set an error message from a callback.
SYNOPSIS
#include <libconfig.h>
void lc_seterrstr(const char *errstr);
DESCRIPTION
The
lc_seterrstr(3)
function sets a human readable error message to be returned by
lc_geterrstr(3)
function when an error is returned from a callback function. The value is ignored if the error is not related to a callback.
SEE ALSO
libconfig(3),
lc_register_var(3),
lc_register_callback(3),
lc_geterrno(3),
lc_geterrstr(3),
lc_handle_type(3),
lc_process(3),
lc_process_file(3),
lc_cleanup(3)
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