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xt_fgetline(3) Library Functions Manual xt_fgetline(3) NAME xt_fgetline() - Read a line from a FILE stream, discarding newline LIBRARY #include <xtend/file.h> -lxtend SYNOPSIS size_t xt_fgetline(FILE *fp, char *buff, size_t maxlen) ARGUMENTS fp: Input stream from which to read buff: Character array into which line is read maxlen: Size of array buff, not counting null byte DESCRIPTION xt_fgetline() reads a line of text from a FILE stream. Input is terminated when a newline or end of file is encountered, or when maxlen characters have been read. Note that up to maxlen characters may be stored, NOT IN- CLUDING THE NULL TERMINATOR BYTE, hence the buffer should be at least maxlen+1 bytes long. Unlike fgets(3), fgetline() does not store the trail- ing newline character in the string. RETURN VALUES The number of bytes read, or EOF if EOF is encountered before a newline SEE ALSO fgets(3) xt_fgetline(3)
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