auparse_destroy - Linux

Overview

auparse_destroy is a command-line utility used to destroy an attribute parser object created by auparse_init. Attribute parsers are used to parse structured text files and extract specific attributes from each line.

Syntax

auparse_destroy <parser>

Positional Arguments

• : The attribute parser object to destroy.

Options/Flags

This command does not take any options or flags.

Examples

Basic Usage

To destroy an attribute parser object:

auparse_destroy parser

Where parser is the attribute parser object created by auparse_init.

Common Issues

None.

Integration

auparse_destroy is typically used in conjunction with other commands and tools for parsing and processing structured text files. For example, it can be used to parse log files, configuration files, or other types of delimited text data.

Related Commands

• auparse_init: Initializes an attribute parser object.
• auparse_line: Parses a single line of text using an attribute parser object.
• auparse_file: Parses an entire file using an attribute parser object.