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The libmtp internals API.(3)					      libmtp					      The libmtp internals API.(3)

NAME

       libmtp - The libmtp internals API.

   Functions
       void LIBMTP_Set_Debug (int)
       void LIBMTP_Init (void)
       int LIBMTP_Get_Supported_Devices_List (LIBMTP_device_entry_t **const, int *const)

Detailed Description
Function Documentation
   int LIBMTP_Get_Supported_Devices_List (LIBMTP_device_entry_t **constdevices, int *constnumdevs)
       Get a list of the supported USB devices.

       The developers depend on users of this library to constantly add in to the list of supported devices. What we need is the device name, USB
       Vendor ID (VID) and USB Product ID (PID). put this into a bug ticket at the project homepage, please. The VID/PID is used to let e.g. udev
       lift the device to console userspace access when it's plugged in.

       Parameters:
	   devices a pointer to a pointer that will hold a device list after the call to this function, if it was successful.
	   numdevs a pointer to an integer that will hold the number of devices in the device list if the call was successful.

       Returns:
	   0 if the list was successfull retrieved, any other value means failure.

   void LIBMTP_Init (void)
       Initialize the library. You are only supposed to call this one, before using the library for the first time in a program. Never re-
       initialize libmtp!

       The only thing this does at the moment is to initialise the filetype mapping table.

       References LIBMTP_Set_Debug().

   void LIBMTP_Set_Debug (intlevel)
       Set the debug level.

       By default, the debug level is set to '0' (disable).

       References LIBMTP_debug.

       Referenced by LIBMTP_Init().

Author
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Version 1.1.3							  Sun Feb 17 2013				      The libmtp internals API.(3)

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LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct(3) 				      libmtp					   LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct(3)

NAME

       libmtp - LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct

SYNOPSIS

       #include <libmtp.h>

   Data Fields
       uint8_t u8max
       uint8_t u8min
       uint8_t u8step
       uint8_t * u8vals
       int8_t i8max
       int8_t i8min
       int8_t i8step
       int8_t * i8vals
       uint16_t u16max
       uint16_t u16min
       uint16_t u16step
       uint16_t * u16vals
       int16_t i16max
       int16_t i16min
       int16_t i16step
       int16_t * i16vals
       uint32_t u32max
       uint32_t u32min
       uint32_t u32step
       uint32_t * u32vals
       int32_t i32max
       int32_t i32min
       int32_t i32step
       int32_t * i32vals
       uint64_t u64max
       uint64_t u64min
       uint64_t u64step
       uint64_t * u64vals
       int64_t i64max
       int64_t i64min
       int64_t i64step
       int64_t * i64vals
       uint16_t num_entries
       LIBMTP_datatype_t datatype
       int is_range

Detailed Description
       A data structure to hold allowed ranges of values

Field Documentation
   LIBMTP_datatype_t LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct::datatype
       The datatype specifying which of the above is used

       Referenced by LIBMTP_destroy_allowed_values_t(), and LIBMTP_Get_Allowed_Property_Values().

   int LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct::is_range
       Non zero for range, 0 for enum

       Referenced by LIBMTP_destroy_allowed_values_t(), and LIBMTP_Get_Allowed_Property_Values().

   uint16_t LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct::num_entries
       Number of entries in the vals array

       Referenced by LIBMTP_Get_Allowed_Property_Values().

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Version 1.1.3							  Sun Feb 17 2013				   LIBMTP_allowed_values_struct(3)

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