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GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_COMMAND
#define GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_COMMAND "command" |
GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_NAME
#define GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_NAME "name" |
GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_CAN_OPEN_MULTIPLE_FILES
#define GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_CAN_OPEN_MULTIPLE_FILES "can_open_multiple_files" |
GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_REQUIRES_TERMINAL
#define GNOME_VFS_APPLICATION_REGISTRY_REQUIRES_TERMINAL "requires_terminal" |
gnome_vfs_application_registry_exists ()
gboolean gnome_vfs_application_registry_exists
(const char *app_id); |
This function will return TRUE if there is an entry for app_id in
the registry, otherwise FALSE.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_keys ()
GList* gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_keys
(const char *app_id); |
This function wil return a list of strings which is the list of
keys set for app_id in the application registry.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_peek_value ()
const char* gnome_vfs_application_registry_peek_value
(const char *app_id,
const char *key); |
This will return the value associated with key for app_id in the
application registry. There is no need to free the return value.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_bool_value ()
gboolean gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_bool_value
(const char *app_id,
const char *key,
gboolean *got_key); |
This will look up a key in the structure pointed to by app_id and return the
boolean value of that key. It will return false if there are no
applications associated with the app_id.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_remove_application ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_remove_application
(const char *app_id); |
Given the registry id this function will remove all applications that has
been set by the user. You will need to call
gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync to save the changes.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_set_value ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_set_value
(const char *app_id,
const char *key,
const char *value); |
This function will set values pertaining to registry entry pointed to by
app_id. You will need to call gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync to
realize the changes.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_set_bool_value ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_set_bool_value
(const char *app_id,
const char *key,
gboolean value); |
gnome_vfs_application_registry_unset_key ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_unset_key
(const char *app_id,
const char *key); |
This function given the application and the target will wipe the current
value that the key contains.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_applications ()
GList* gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_applications
(const char *mime_type); |
This will return all applications from the registry that are associated with
the given mime type string.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_mime_types ()
GList* gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_mime_types
(const char *app_id); |
This function returns a list of strings that represent the mime
types that can be handled by an application.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_supports_mime_type ()
gboolean gnome_vfs_application_registry_supports_mime_type
(const char *app_id,
const char *mime_type); |
Use this function to see if there is an application associated with a given
mime type. The function will return true or false.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_supports_uri_scheme ()
gboolean gnome_vfs_application_registry_supports_uri_scheme
(const char *app_id,
const char *uri_scheme); |
Given the id of the application this function will determine if the
uri scheme will given is supported.
gnome_vfs_application_is_user_owned_application ()
This function will determine if a mime application is user owned or not. By
user ownered this means that the application is not a system application
located in the prerequisite /usr area but rather in the user's area.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_clear_mime_types ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_clear_mime_types
(const char *app_id); |
This function will remove the mime types associated with the application.
Changes are not realized until the gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync
function is called to save the changes to the file.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_add_mime_type ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_add_mime_type
(const char *app_id,
const char *mime_type); |
This function will associate a mime type with an application given the
application registry id and the mime type. Changes are not realized until
the gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync function is called to save the
changes to the file.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_remove_mime_type ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_remove_mime_type
(const char *app_id,
const char *mime_type); |
This function will de-associate a mime type from an application registry.
Given the application registry id and the mime type. Changes are not
realized until the gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync function is called to
save the changes to the file.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync ()
This function will sync the registry. Typically you would use this function
after a modification of the registry. When you modify the registry a dirty
flag is set. Calling this function will save your modifications to disk and
reset the flag.
If successful, will return GNOME_VFS_OK
gnome_vfs_application_registry_shutdown ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_shutdown
(void); |
Synchronize gnome-vfs application registry data to disk, and free
resources.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_reload ()
void gnome_vfs_application_registry_reload
(void); |
If this function is called for the first time it will initialize the
registry. Subsequent calls to the function will clear out the current
registry contents and load registry contents from the save file. Make
certain that you've saved your registry before calling this function. It
will destroy unsaved changes.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_get_mime_application ()
Returns a structure that contains the application that handles
the mime type associated by the application referred by app_id.
gnome_vfs_application_registry_save_mime_application ()
This will save to the registry the application that will be associated with
a defined mime type. The defined mime type is located within the
GnomeVFSMimeApplication structure. Changes are not realized until the
gnome_vfs_application_registry_sync function is called.