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The Attribute object. More...
#include <attributes.h>
The Attribute object.
The Attribute object is a union of structures, one for each of the various kinds of attribute (positional (P), structural (S), alignment, dynamic).
The "any" member allows the shared fields to be accessed even if it's not known what the type of the Attribute you're working with is.
Referenced by cl_corpus_list_attributes(), cl_cpos2id(), cl_delete_attribute(), cl_new_attribute_oldstyle(), comp_drop_component(), component_full_name(), component_state(), compress_reversed_index(), compute_code_lengths(), ComputePrintStructures(), create_component(), declare_component(), declare_default_components(), decode_add_attribute(), decode_check_huff(), decode_print_surrounding_s_att_values(), decode_print_token_sequence(), decompress_check_reversed_index(), describe_attribute(), describe_component(), describe_corpus(), describecorpus_show_attribute_names(), describecorpus_show_basic_info(), describecorpus_show_statistics(), drop_component(), ensure_component(), find_component(), get_position_values(), get_print_attribute_values(), load_component(), main(), makeall_do_attribute(), next_corpus_attribute(), OptimizeStringConstraint(), print_booltree(), print_evaltree(), print_mapping(), PrintAttributes(), PrintAttributesSimple(), RecomputeAL(), send_cqi_corpus_attributes(), setup_attribute(), sgml_print_output(), and VerifyVariable().
Referenced by cl_delete_attribute(), cl_dynamic_call(), cl_dynamic_numargs(), and describe_attribute().
Referenced by cl_struc_values(), and setup_attribute().
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