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--*- outline -*-
-
-This file is intented to give people who would like to modify
-ratpoison an idea the utility functions I've built up in ratpoison and
-the structure of the code.
-
-* Utility Functions
-
-** String Manipulation
-
-String manipulation is something C is seriously lacking, and something
-everyone does all the time. When writing ratpoison code, you SHOULD
-NOT be malloc'ing temporary string buffers then using strcat, strcpy,
-etc to patch strings together. The following structures and functions
-should give you just about everything you need.
-
-If there's something you want to do but can't with the following
-utils, then you should consider adding that functionality (Don't just
-hack it!) to them. Chances are, someone else will want to do it too.
-
-*** struct sbuf
-When you need to build a string by concating a bunch together or some
-messy frankensteinish string manipulation sbuf is nice to use. It
-handles all the memory allocation and you just say what you want to do
-with the sbuf_* commands. See sbuf.h.
-
-*** char *xstrdup(char *)
-If you need to copy a string, use this.
-
-*** char *xsprintf (char *fmt, ...)  If you need to printf something
-into a string, don't go xmalloc'ing strlen(s)+20. Use xsprintf, it
-returns a new string, which you need to free when you're
-done. Guaranteed.
-
-*** char *xvsprintf (char *fmt, va_list ap)
-This is just like xsprintf except it takes a va_list argument.
-
-*** str_comp (char *s1, char *s2, int len)
-Just like strncmp, except that it's case-insensitive.
-
-** Memory
-
-*** xmalloc and xrealloc
-These functions are exactly like malloc and realloc, but they will
-NEVER return NULL.
-
-** Lists
-Ratpoison has taken a double-linked list implementation from the Linux
-kernel. Look at linkedlist.h. For an example of how to use it...read
-the source!
-
-* Coding Style
-
-Ratpoison follows the GNU coding style as described in the GNU Coding
-Standards Document (http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards.html). If you
-see something not compliant with the GNU Standard, fix it and send me
-a patch!