Format value(s) as a C/C++ data initializers
outvec - reference to the output object
after the call will contain array of strings
value - value to format
type - type of the data to format
options- optional object, which may have the attributes PTV_...
'ptvf' - combination of PTV_... constants:
'flags' number representation (e.g. hex_flag(), dec_flags(), etc)
'max_length' max length of the formatted text (0 means no limit)
'arrbase' for arrays: the first element of array to print
'arrnelems' for arrays: number of elements to print
'margin' length of one line (0 means to print everything on one line)
'indent' how many spaces to use to indent nested structures/arrays
info - object to store additional information about the generated lines
after the call will contain array of objects, each of which has:
'ea' - address of the line
'type' - typeinfo of the line (may include label for the line as 'name')
may be specified as 0 if this info is not required
Returns: error code
long format_cdata(object &outvec, anyvalue value, typeinfo type, object options, object &info);
#define PTV_DEREF 0x0001 // take value to print from the database.
// its address is specifed by value.num (default)
#define PTV_QUEST 0x0002 // print '?' for uninited data
#define PTV_EMPTY 0x0004 // return empty string for uninited data (default)
#define PTV_CSTR 0x0008 // print constant strings inline (default)
#define PTV_EXPAND 0x0010 // print only top level on separate lines
// max_length applies to separate lines
// margin is ignored
#define PTV_LZHEX 0x0020 // print hex numbers with leading zeroes
#define PTV_STPFLT 0x0040 // fail on bad floating point numbers
// (if not set, just print ?flt for them)
#define PTV_SPACE 0x0080 // add spaces after commas and around braces (default)
#define PTV_DEBUG 0x0100 // format output for debugger