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user_stats() returns a static user_stat_t structure. |
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User Statistics |
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user_stat_t *get_user_stats(); |
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$Id$ |
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Data Structure |
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A structure of type user_stat_t is used: |
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typedef struct{ |
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char *name_list; |
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int num_entries; |
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}user_stat_t; |
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name_list contains a list of all the logged in users. The |
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list is a single char * and the users are space seperated. |
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name_list contains a space seperated list of the logged in users. |
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num_entries is the number of users logged in. |
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num_entries contains the number of users logged in. |
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Functions |
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user_stat_t *get_user_stats(); |
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get_user_stats() returns a static user_stat_t structure. |
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Examples |
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An example can be found in examples/user_list.c |
