FFI: add *_count() functions for some FFI enumerators - #5232
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This adds functions to query the number of entries in index-based enumerator functions that were introduced recently.
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I thought about asking about this in the original PR but thought maybe the usage pattern would be to just realloc as you go until you get the no-more-data error code. But knowing the count in advance allows preallocation which probably makes life a bit easier for the C programmers...
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While you're at it, could you add |
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I'll do a follow-up PR. Edit: #5234. |
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This adds functions to query the number of entries in index-based enumerator functions that were introduced recently in #5220 and #5217 as suggested.