You can get a reference to the @ft which was used to create a field with
bt_ctf_field_get_type(). You can get the
-\link #bt_ctf_type_id type ID\endlink of this field type directly with
+\link #bt_ctf_field_type_id type ID\endlink of this field type directly with
bt_ctf_field_get_type_id().
You can get a deep copy of a field with bt_ctf_field_copy(). The field
@param[in] field Field of which to get the type ID of its
parent field type..
@returns Type ID of the parent field type of \p field,
- or #BT_CTF_TYPE_ID_UNKNOWN on error.
+ or #BT_CTF_FIELD_TYPE_ID_UNKNOWN on error.
@prenotnull{field}
@postrefcountsame{field}
-@sa #bt_ctf_type_id: CTF IR field type ID.
+@sa #bt_ctf_field_type_id: CTF IR field type ID.
@sa bt_ctf_field_is_integer(): Returns whether or not a given field is a
@intfield.
@sa bt_ctf_field_is_floating_point(): Returns whether or not a given
@sa bt_ctf_field_is_variant(): Returns whether or not a given field is a
@varfield.
*/
-extern enum bt_ctf_type_id bt_ctf_field_get_type_id(struct bt_ctf_field *field);
+extern enum bt_ctf_field_type_id bt_ctf_field_get_type_id(struct bt_ctf_field *field);
/*
* bt_ctf_field_signed_integer_get_value: get a signed integer field's value