(02-08-2017, 03:53 AM)z3bra Wrote: I finaly implemented key search in dictionaries. That was way easier than expected ^^

Nice. But what I do not get: There is a `parseint`, `parsestr`, and `parselist` function, but why no `parsedict`. I know parselist and parsedict are somewhat the same, but isn't it counterintuitive to just have a parselist and no parsedict.
Or is this irrelevant, since what is currently writte is just the logic within the library and the API is the point where verbosity matters?

(02-08-2017, 03:53 AM)z3bra Wrote: Who feels up for it? (I can help if needed, no worries)

Sure, I can do it. But beforehand I have some questions:

• Is there any short explanation/tutorial for a TAILQ (besides the manual), because some things aren't clear for me (like when I init a TAILQ, where is it stored?). If I'm home I can skim through my C book to find something, but maybe there isn't something about it (its "learn c the hard way").
  
• How do I implement an API? What are the important parts about it? I'll propably going to take a look at the wmlib, which probably have one. But a short explanation is always appreciated :)
  

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Thanks for fixing the dictionary typo :P