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 tt_ptype_declare(3) -- register the process type with the ToolTalk service
    The tt_ptype_declare function registers the process type with the ToolTalk service. The ptid argument is the character string specified in the ptype that uniquely identifies this process.
 tt_ptype_exists(3) -- indicate whether a ptype is already installed
    The tt_ptype_exists function returns an indication of whether a ptype is already installed. The ptid argument is the character string specifying the ptype.
 tt_ptype_opnum_callback_add(3) -- return a callback if two opnums are equal
    The tt_ptype_opnum_callback_add function returns a callback if the specified opnums are equal. The callback is defined in Tt/tt_c.h - Tttt_c(5). When a message is delivered because it matched a pattern derived from a signature in the named ptype with an opnum equal to the specified one, the given callback is run in the usual ToolTalk way. The ptid argument is the identifier of the ptype involved i...
 tt_ptype_undeclare(3) -- undeclare a ptype
    The tt_ptype_undeclare function undeclares the indicated ptype and unregisters the patterns associated with the indicated ptype from the ToolTalk service. The ptid argument is the character string specifying the ptype.
 tt_release(3) -- free storage allocated on the ToolTalk API allocation stack
    The tt_release function frees all storage allocated on the ToolTalk API allocation stack since mark was returned by tt_mark(3). The mark argument is an integer that marks the application's storage position in the ToolTalk API allocation stack.
 tt_session_bprop(3) -- retrieve the ith value of the named property of a session
    The tt_session_bprop function retrieves the ith value of the named property of the specified session. If there are i values or fewer, both the returned value and the returned length are set to zero. The sessid argument is the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property from which values are t...
 tt_session_bprop_add(3) -- add a new byte-string value to the end of the list of values
    The tt_session_bprop_add function adds a new byte-string value to the end of the list of values for the named property of the specified session. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property to which to add values. The value argument is the value to add to...
 tt_session_bprop_set(3) -- replace current values stored under the named property of a session
    The tt_session_bprop_set function replaces any current values stored under the named property of the specified session with the given byte-string value. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property whose value is to be replaced. The value argument is the ...
 tt_session_join(3) -- join a session and make it the default
    The tt_session_join function joins the named session and makes it the default session. The sessid argument is the name of the session to join.
 tt_session_prop(3) -- return the ith value of a session property
    The tt_session_prop function returns the ith value of the specified session property. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property from which a value is to be retrieved. The name must be less than 64 bytes. The i argument is the number of the item in the ...
 tt_session_propname(3) -- returns an element of the list of property names for a session
    The tt_session_propname function returns the nth element of the list of currently defined property names for the specified session. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The n argument is the number of the item in the property name list for which a name is to be obtained. The list numbering begins...
 tt_session_propnames_count(3) -- return the number of property names for the session
    The tt_session_propnames_count function returns the number of currently defined property names for the session. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called.
 tt_session_prop_add(3) -- add a new character-string value to the end of the list of values
    The tt_session_prop_add function adds a new character-string value to the end of the list of values for the property of the specified session. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property to which a value is to be added. The name must be less than 64 byte...
 tt_session_prop_count(3) -- return the number of values stored under a property of a session
    The tt_session_prop_count function returns the number of values stored under the named property of the specified session. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property to be examined.
 tt_session_prop_set(3) -- replace current values for a property of a
    The tt_session_prop_set function replaces all current values stored under the named property of the specified session with the given character-string value. The sessid argument is the name of the session joined. The application can use the sessid value returned when tt_default_session is called. The propname argument is the name of the property to be examined. The value argument is the new value t...
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