Manpages - unibi_from_mem.3

unibi_from_mem - construct a terminal object from a compiled terminfo entry

#include <unibilium.h> unibi_term *unibi_from_mem(const char *p, size_t n);

This function parses a compiled terminfo entry that starts at p and is n bytes long, and constructs a unibi_term object from it. When you’re done with this object, you should call unibi_destroy to free it.

unibi_from_mem parses both the traditional ncurses terminfo format (starting with the bytes 1A 01) and the newer wide integer format (starting with the bytes 1E 02).

A pointer to a new unibi_term. In case of failure, NULL is returned and errno is set.

“EINVAL”

The bytes p points at don’t look like a valid terminfo entry.

“EFAULT”

n is too small for a valid terminfo entry.

unibilium.h (3), unibi_dump (3), unibi_destroy (3), unibi_from_fp (3), unibi_from_fd (3), unibi_from_file (3), unibi_from_term (3), unibi_from_env (3)