int keyLock (Key * key, elektraLockFlags what)
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@pre
- [ ] key is a valid key
- [ ] what contains valid elektraLockFlags
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@post
- [ ] parts of the keys, as stated in the what-parameter, are locked
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@invariant
- [ ] key stays a valid key
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@param
for every parameter
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@return
/ @retval
- [ ] move above see also
- [ ] move
>0
to default case (@return
)
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@since
- [ ] ``
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@see
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- [ ] rename what to flags?
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- [ ] keys cannot be unlocked
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