bbox_mfjson_buf bbox_mfjson_size coordinates_mfjson_buf coordinates_mfjson_size coords_ts_to_wkb_buf datetimes_mfjson_buf datetimes_mfjson_size double_to_wkb_buf endian_to_wkb_buf ensure_valid_endian_flag ewkt_out geoarr_as_ewkt geoarr_as_text geoarr_as_text1 hexchr integer_to_wkb_buf OUT_DOUBLE_BUFFER_SIZE OUT_MAX_DIGS_DOUBLE OUT_MAX_DOUBLE_PRECISION OUT_SHOW_DIGS_DOUBLE srs_mfjson_buf srs_mfjson_size timestamp_to_wkb_buf tpoint_as_binary tpoint_as_binary1 tpoint_as_ewkb tpoint_as_ewkt tpoint_as_ewkt_internal tpoint_as_hexewkb tpoint_as_mfjson tpoint_as_text tpoint_as_text_internal tpoint_as_text_internal1 tpoint_to_wkb tpoint_to_wkb_buf tpoint_to_wkb_size tpoint_wkb_needs_srid tpoint_wkb_type tpointarr_as_ewkt tpointarr_as_text tpointarr_as_text1 tpointinst_as_mfjson tpointinst_as_mfjson_buf tpointinst_as_mfjson_size tpointinst_to_wkb_buf tpointinst_to_wkb_size tpointinstarr_to_wkb_size tpointinstset_as_mfjson tpointinstset_as_mfjson_buf tpointinstset_as_mfjson_size tpointinstset_to_wkb_buf tpointinstset_to_wkb_size tpointseq_as_mfjson tpointseq_as_mfjson_buf tpointseq_as_mfjson_size tpointseq_to_wkb_buf tpointseq_to_wkb_size tpointseq_wkb_bounds tpointseqset_as_mfjson tpointseqset_as_mfjson_buf tpointseqset_as_mfjson_size tpointseqset_to_wkb_buf tpointseqset_to_wkb_size wkb_swap_bytes WKT_EXTENDED WKT_ISO wkt_out

tpoint_to_wkb() static uint8_t* tpoint_to_wkb ( const Temporal *  temp, uint8_t  variant, size_t *  size_out  ) static Convert the temporal value to a char * in WKB format. Caller is responsible for freeing the returned array. Parameters [in] temp Temporal value [in] variant Unsigned bitmask value. Accepts one of: WKB_ISO, WKB_EXTENDED, WKB_SFSQL. Accepts any of: WKB_NDR, WKB_HEX. For example: Variant = (WKB_ISO | WKB_NDR) would return the little-endian ISO form of WKB. For Example: Variant = (WKB_EXTENDED | WKB_HEX) would return the big-endian extended form of WKB, as hex-encoded ASCII (the "canonical form"). [out] size_out If supplied, will return the size of the returned memory segment, including the null terminator in the case of ASCII.