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=head1 NAME
unibi_from_mem - construct a terminal object from a compiled terminfo entry
=head1 SYNOPSIS
#include <unibilium.h>
unibi_term *unibi_from_mem(const char *p, size_t n);
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This function parses a compiled terminfo entry that starts at I<p> and is I<n>
bytes long, and constructs a C<unibi_term> object from it. When you're done
with this object, you should call C<unibi_destroy> to free it.
C<unibi_from_mem> parses both the traditional ncurses terminfo format (starting
with the bytes C<1A 01>) and the newer "wide integer" format (starting with the
bytes C<1E 02>).
=head1 RETURN VALUE
A pointer to a new C<unibi_term>. In case of failure, C<NULL> is returned and
C<errno> is set.
=head1 ERRORS
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=item C<EINVAL>
The bytes I<p> points at don't look like a valid terminfo entry.
=item C<EFAULT>
I<n> is too small for a valid terminfo entry.
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=head1 SEE ALSO
L<unibilium.h(3)>,
L<unibi_dump(3)>,
L<unibi_destroy(3)>,
L<unibi_from_fp(3)>,
L<unibi_from_fd(3)>,
L<unibi_from_file(3)>,
L<unibi_from_term(3)>,
L<unibi_from_env(3)>
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