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MANGLE_PATH(9)			 The Linux VFS			MANGLE_PATH(9)

NAME
       mangle_path - mangle and copy path to buffer beginning

SYNOPSIS
       char * mangle_path(char * s, char * p, char * esc);

ARGUMENTS
       s
	   buffer start

       p
	   beginning of path in above buffer

       esc
	   set of characters that need escaping

DESCRIPTION
       Copy the path from p to s, replacing each occurrence of character from
       esc with usual octal escape. Returns pointer past last written
       character in s, or NULL in case of failure.

COPYRIGHT
Kernel Hackers Manual 2.6.	 November 2013			MANGLE_PATH(9)

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