vgmstream/src/meta/cri_utf.h
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#ifndef _CRI_UTF_H_
#define _CRI_UTF_H_
#include "../streamfile.h"
/* CRI @UTF (Universal Table Format?) is a generic database-like table made of rows (called records)
* and columns (called fields) that contain numbers/strings/binary data, which also can be other tables.
*
* A table starts with "@UTF" and defines some values (row/data/string offsets, counts, etc)
* then DB schema (column type+name), then rows, string table and binary data. Formats using @UTF
* store and read data by row number + column name. Being a generic table with no fixed schema
* CRI uses it for different purposes (.acf: cues, .cpk: files, .aax: bgm, .usm: video, etc),
* and seems used to serialize classes/objects too.
*
* (adapted from hcs's code to do multiple querys in the same table)
*/
//todo move to src/util subdir
/* opaque struct */
typedef struct utf_context utf_context;
/* open a CRI UTF table at offset, returning table name and rows. Passed streamfile is used internally for next calls */
utf_context* utf_open(STREAMFILE* sf, uint32_t table_offset, int* p_rows, const char** p_row_name);
void utf_close(utf_context* utf);
/* query calls */
int utf_query_u8(utf_context* utf, int row, const char* column, uint8_t* value);
int utf_query_u16(utf_context* utf, int row, const char* column, uint16_t* value);
int utf_query_u32(utf_context* utf, int row, const char* column, uint32_t* value);
int utf_query_string(utf_context* utf, int row, const char* column, const char** value);
int utf_query_data(utf_context* utf, int row, const char* column, uint32_t* offset, uint32_t* size);
#endif /* _CRI_UTF_H_ */