pFactoryOptions
pFactoryOptions is a configuration object used by factory functions to influence how product instances are created within a software library. It is commonly employed in systems implementing the factory design pattern to allow caller-controlled customization without altering the factory's core logic.
In many languages with C-style APIs, pFactoryOptions is defined as a struct or class whose contents are
Common fields include a userData pointer that the library passes back to callbacks, optional pre-create and
The exact fields and semantics of pFactoryOptions vary by library and language. Some implementations provide a
Because the concept is a pattern rather than a universal standard, refer to the specific library’s documentation