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uint64_t truxton_artifact_create(uint64_t truxton_handle); | uint64_t truxton_artifact_create(uint64_t truxton_handle); | ||
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void create_artifact(void) | void create_artifact(void) | ||
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Revision as of 04:45, 2 December 2020
This creates an artifact object.
Internally, Truxton calls these entities.
You can use this to add records to the [Entity] table in the database.
Syntax
uint64_t truxton_artifact_create(uint64_t truxton_handle);
Parameters
truxton_handle
The Truxton instance this artifact will belong.
This handle comes from calling truxton_create().
Return value
A handle to an artifact object.
Sample
void create_artifact(void)
{
uint64_t truxton = truxton_create();
uint64_t artifact= truxton_artifact_create(truxton);
truxton_artifact_set_name( artifact, "Ducky Momo Server" );
truxton_artifact_save( artifact);
truxton_artifact_tag( artifact, "Too Young", "Yes, yes I am", 1 );
char id[ 65 ];
truxton_artifact_get_id( artifact, id, sizeof( id ) );
printf( "Artifact ID is %s\n", id );
truxton_artifact_destroy(artifact);
truxton_destroy(truxton);
}
