Lines Matching refs:start_seq
184 const char *start_seq;
2819 * returns the index position of the first byte of start_seq (or the len of
2854 while (p < ep && *p != *intern->start_seq) {
2860 /* found a possible start_seq start */
2865 while (p < ep && *p == intern->start_seq[pos]) {
2891 * If we had to trick with the start_seq start, 'release' returns the
2892 * number of chars of the start_seq which appeared not to be part of a
2912 while (p < ep && pos < slen && *p == intern->start_seq[pos]) {
2930 * We must try all combinations, since the start_seq is a random
2933 * So: look if the first char of start_seq appears somewhere within
2936 * start_seq like "---->" spans buffers)
2942 p = intern->start_seq + spos;
2945 while (pos && *p != *intern->start_seq) {
2959 while (t < pos && *p == intern->start_seq[t]) {
3523 /* now delete the start_seq stuff from the remaining bucket */
3544 char *to_release = apr_pmemdup(ctx->pool, intern->start_seq, release);
3552 /* now delete the start_seq stuff from the remaining bucket */
3735 char *to_release = apr_pmemdup(ctx->pool, intern->start_seq,
3863 intern->start_seq = sconf->default_start_tag;
3864 intern->start_seq_pat = bndm_compile(ctx->pool, intern->start_seq,
3865 strlen(intern->start_seq));