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Add doc for the `bookmark_lookup` function.
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@ -1736,6 +1736,119 @@ The pointer referring to the backend context.
@end table @end table
@node Lookup Bookmark
@subsection Lookup Bookmark
The @code{bookmark_lookup} function is called to obtain the attributes of
a bookmark, or a bookmark-related object.
It must not be @code{NULL}.
@example c
typedef int (bookmarkfs_bookmark_lookup_func) (
void *backend_ctx,
uint64_t id,
char const *name,
uint32_t flags,
struct bookmarkfs_bookmark_stat *stat_buf
);
@end example
Function arguments:
@table @code
@item backend_ctx
The pointer referring to the backend context.
@item id
The subsystem object ID to be used for lookup.
It could either be a bookmark ID or a tag ID,
depending on the value of @code{flags}.
@item name
Name of the subsystem object to lookup.
It could be a bookmark name, tag name or keyword name,
depending on the value of @code{flags}.
When not @code{NULL}, @code{name} is guaranteed to be a valid filename,
which should be used to lookup an object under the directory referred to
by @code{id}.
Otherwise, the function should operate on the object referred to
by @code{id} itself.
@item flags
A bit array of the following flags:
@table @code
@item BOOKMARKFS_BOOKMARK_TYPE_MASK
The subsystem to operate on.
Equals to one of the following values (after shifting):
@table @code
@item BOOKMARKFS_BOOKMARK_TYPE_BOOKMARK
Indicates that the function should operate on the ``bookmarks'' subsystem.
@xref{Bookmarks}.
@code{id} and @code{name} refers to bookmark ID and bookmark name.
@item BOOKMARKFS_BOOKMARK_TYPE_TAG
Indicates that the function should operate on the ``tags'' subsystem.
@xref{Tags}.
@code{id} and @code{name} refers to tag ID and tag name.
@item BOOKMARKFS_BOOKMARK_TYPE_KEYWORD
Indicates that the function should operate on the ``keywords'' subsystem.
@xref{Keywords}.
@code{name} refers to keyword name (must not be @code{NULL}).
The value of @code{id} is unspecified.
@end table
@end table
@item stat_buf
Attributes of the object to lookup.
The initial content of this argument is unspecified.
When the object is successfully found, the backend should populate
this argument with appropriate values.
The @code{bookmarkfs_bookmark_stat} structure is defined as:
@example c
struct bookmarkfs_bookmark_stat @{
uint64_t id;
ssize_t value_len;
struct timespec atime;
struct timespec mtime;
@};
@end example
@table @code
@item id
ID of the object.
@item value_len
Length of the object value in bytes.
@t{-1} if the object refers to a directory.
@item atime
@item mtime
Last access and modification time of the object.
Must not be earlier than the Unix epoch.
@end table
@end table
On success, the function should return @t{0}.
Otherwise, it should return a negated @code{errno} indicating
the error encountered.
Generally, the error code should follow filesystem conventions,
but the backend may return other error codes which it sees fit.
Also @pxref{Error Codes}.
@node Filesystem-Check Handlers @node Filesystem-Check Handlers
@chapter Filesystem-Check Handlers @chapter Filesystem-Check Handlers