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== Utility Library == |
== Utility Library == |
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| − | Utility library is the home for all the OS functions which don't fit in the other libraries. Among the calls in utility library are calls to manage tags and tag lists, callback hooks, |
+ | Utility library is the home for all the OS functions which don't fit in the other libraries. Among the calls in utility library are calls to manage tags and tag lists, callback hooks, strings, data structures and more. |
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| + | The various functions are grouped into several sections: |
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| + | * [[Tags]] |
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| + | * [[Callback Hooks]] |
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| + | * [[String Functions]] |
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| + | * [[Date Functions]] |
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| + | * [[Named Objects]] |
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| + | * [[Data Structures]] |
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Utility Library
Utility library is the home for all the OS functions which don't fit in the other libraries. Among the calls in utility library are calls to manage tags and tag lists, callback hooks, strings, data structures and more.
The various functions are grouped into several sections:
