bson_json_reader_new (3) - Linux Manuals
bson_json_reader_new: Creates a new bson_json_reader_t that can read from an arbitrary data source in a streaming fashion.
Command to display bson_json_reader_new manual in Linux: $ man 3 bson_json_reader_new
NAME
bson_json_reader_new() - Creates a new bson_json_reader_t that can read from an arbitrary data source in a streaming fashion.
SYNOPSIS
bson_json_reader_t *
bson_json_reader_new (void *data,
bson_json_reader_cb cb,
bson_json_destroy_cb dcb,
bool allow_multiple,
size_t buf_size);
PARAMETERS
- data
-
A user-defined pointer.
- cb
-
A bson_json_reader_cb.
- dcb
-
A bson_json_destroy_cb.
- allow_multiple
-
A bool indicating if more than one document is allowed in the stream.
- buf_size
-
A size_t containing the requested internal buffer size.
DESCRIPTION
Creates a new bson_json_reader_t that can read from an arbitrary data source in a streaming fashion.
RETURNS
A newly allocated bson_json_reader_t that should be freed with bson_json_reader_destroy().
COLOPHON
This page is part of libbson.
Please report any bugs at
https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/CDRIVER.
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