ostree_kernel_args_free ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_free (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs);

Frees the kargs structure

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_new ()

OstreeKernelArgs *
ostree_kernel_args_new (void);

Initializes a new OstreeKernelArgs structure and returns it

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Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_cleanup ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_cleanup (void *loc);

Frees the OstreeKernelArgs structure pointed by *loc

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_replace_take ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_replace_take (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                 char *arg);

Finds and replaces the old key if arg is already in the hash table, otherwise adds arg as new key and split_keyeq (arg) as value. Note that when replacing old key, the old values are freed.

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_replace ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_replace (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                            const char *arg);

Finds and replaces the old key if arg is already in the hash table, otherwise adds arg as new key and split_keyeq (arg) as value. Note that when replacing old key value pair, the old values are freed.

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_replace_argv ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_replace_argv (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                 char **argv);

Finds and replaces each non-null arguments of argv in the hash table, otherwise adds individual arg as new key and split_keyeq (arg) as value. Note that when replacing old key value pair, the old values are freed.

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_append ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_append (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                           const char *arg);

Appends arg which is in the form of key=value pair to the hash table kargs->table (appends to the value list if key is already in the hash table) and appends key to kargs->order if it is not in the hash table already.

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_append_argv ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_append_argv (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                char **argv);

Appends each value in argv to the corresponding value array and appends key to kargs->order if it is not in the hash table already.

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_append_argv_filtered ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_append_argv_filtered
                               (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                char **argv,
                                char **prefixes);

Appends each argument that does not have one of the prefixes as prefix to the kargs

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_append_if_missing ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_append_if_missing (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                      const char *arg);

Appends arg which is in the form of key=value pair to the hash table kargs->table (appends to the value list if key is not in the hash table) and appends key to kargs->order if it is not in the hash table.

Since: 2022.5

ostree_kernel_args_new_replace ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_new_replace (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                const char *arg,
                                GError **error);

This function implements the basic logic behind key/value pair replacement. Do note that the arg need to be properly formatted

When replacing key with exact one value, the arg can be in the form: key, key=new_val, or key=old_val=new_val The first one swaps the old_val with the key to an empty value The second and third replace the old_val into the new_val

When replacing key with multiple values, the arg can only be in the form of: key=old_val=new_val. Unless there is a special case where there is an empty value associated with the key, then key=new_val will work because old_val is empty. The empty val will be swapped with the new_val in that case

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_delete ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_delete (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                           const char *arg,
                           GError **error);

There are few scenarios being handled for deletion:

1: for input arg with a single key(i.e without = for split), the key/value pair will be deleted if there is only one value that is associated with the key

2: for input arg wth key/value pair, the specific key value pair will be deleted from the pointer array if those exist.

3: If the found key has only one value associated with it, the key entry in the table will also be removed, and the key will be removed from order table

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_delete_key_entry ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_delete_key_entry (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                     const char *key,
                                     GError **error);

This function removes the key entry from the hashtable as well from the order pointer array inside kargs

Note: since both table and order inside kernel args are with free function, no extra free functions are being called as they are done automatically by GLib

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_append_proc_cmdline ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_append_proc_cmdline
                               (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                GCancellable *cancellable,
                                GError **error);

Appends the command line arguments in the file "/proc/cmdline" that does not have "BOOT_IMAGE=" and "initrd=" as prefixes to the kargs

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_parse_append ()

void
ostree_kernel_args_parse_append (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                 const char *options);

Parses options by separating it by whitespaces and appends each argument to kargs

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_get_last_value ()

const char *
ostree_kernel_args_get_last_value (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                   const char *key);

Finds and returns the last element of value array corresponding to the key in kargs hash table. Note that the application will be terminated if the key is found but the value array is empty

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_from_string ()

OstreeKernelArgs *
ostree_kernel_args_from_string (const char *options);

Initializes a new OstreeKernelArgs then parses and appends options to the empty OstreeKernelArgs

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Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_to_strv ()

char **
ostree_kernel_args_to_strv (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs);

Extracts all key value pairs in kargs and appends to a temporary array in forms of "key=value" or "key" if value is NULL, and returns the temporary array with the GPtrArray wrapper freed

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_to_string ()

char *
ostree_kernel_args_to_string (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs);

Extracts all key value pairs in kargs and appends to a temporary GString in forms of "key=value" or "key" if value is NULL separated by a single whitespace, and returns the temporary string with the GString wrapper freed

Note: the application will be terminated if one of the values array in kargs is NULL

Since: 2019.3

ostree_kernel_args_contains ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_contains (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                             const char *arg);

Search for arg which is in the form of key=value pair at the hash table kargs->table and returns true if finds it.

Since: 2022.7

ostree_kernel_args_delete_if_present ()

gboolean
ostree_kernel_args_delete_if_present (OstreeKernelArgs *kargs,
                                      const char *arg,
                                      GError **error);

Deletes arg which is in the form of key=value pair from the hash table kargs->table.

Since: 2022.7

OstreeKernelArgs

typedef struct _OstreeKernelArgs OstreeKernelArgs;