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hl7parse
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holds callbacks and associated variables More...
#include <message_state.h>
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| int | progress_every |
| fire progress callback every N bytes More... | |
| size_t | parsed_length |
| The total length of the parsed file. More... | |
| void(* | cb_progress )(message_t *message, size_t total, size_t current) |
| progress callback More... | |
| void(* | cb_start )(message_t *message) |
| start event, will be fired once when the parser starts | |
| void(* | cb_end )(message_t *message, size_t max, size_t current, int exit_code) |
| finish callback. More... | |
| void(* | cb_segment )(message_t *message, size_t num, char name[3]) |
| segment parsed callback More... | |
holds callbacks and associated variables
| void(* message_state_t::cb_end) (message_t *message, size_t max, size_t current, int exit_code) |
finish callback.
Will be fired when parsing finished and will provide the numebr of bytes processd and the exit code of the parser.
| void(* message_state_t::cb_progress) (message_t *message, size_t total, size_t current) |
progress callback
This callback will fire every N bytes and will provide the numebr of currently read bytes current and the number of total bytes to read total.
Be carefull how often you make this event fire, on very large files (MDM with base64 embeedded data for example) this could be fired millions of times.
| void(* message_state_t::cb_segment) (message_t *message, size_t num, char name[3]) |
segment parsed callback
will be fired once a segment is parsed and will provide the segment number num (roughly equals line number, blank lines not counted) and the segment name name
| size_t message_state_t::parsed_length |
The total length of the parsed file.
This is roughly file size (minus the size of the bom if there is any). parsed_length will be set by the parser before the parsing starts.
| int message_state_t::progress_every |
fire progress callback every N bytes
If this value is 0, then progress will be fired every at every 1% of progress.
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