Split filesystem functions out into separate header basedir_fs.h.
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25 /** @file basedir_fs.h
26 * Filesystem functions related to the XDG Base Directory specification. */
28 #ifndef XDG_BASEDIR_FS_H
29 #define XDG_BASEDIR_FS_H
31 #include <basedir.h>
32 #include <stdio.h>
33 #include <sys/types.h>
35 #ifdef __cplusplus
36 extern "C" {
37 #endif
39 /** @name Filesystem-related XDG Base Directory Queries */
40 /*@{*/
42 /** Find all existing data files corresponding to relativePath.
43 * Consider as performing @code fopen(filename, "r") @endcode on every possible @c filename
44 * and returning the successful <tt>filename</tt>s.
45 * @param relativePath Path to scan for.
46 * @param handle Handle to data cache, allocated with xdgAllocHandle().
47 * @return A sequence of null-terminated strings terminated by a double-null (empty string)
48 * and allocated using malloc(), e.g.: @code "/etc/share\0/home/jdoe/.local\0" @endcode
50 const char * xdgDataFind(const char* relativePath, xdgHandle handle);
52 /** Find all existing config files corresponding to relativePath.
53 * Consider as performing @code fopen(filename, "r") @endcode on every possible @c filename
54 * and returning the successful <tt>filename</tt>s.
55 * @param relativePath Path to scan for.
56 * @param handle Handle to data cache, allocated with xdgAllocHandle().
57 * @return A sequence of null-terminated strings terminated by a double-null (empty string)
58 * and allocated using malloc(), e.g.: @code "/etc/xdg\0/home/jdoe/.config\0" @endcode
60 const char * xdgConfigFind(const char* relativePath, xdgHandle handle);
62 /** Open first possible data file corresponding to relativePath.
63 * Consider as performing @code fopen(filename, mode) @endcode on every possible @c filename
64 * and returning the first successful @c filename or @c NULL.
65 * @param relativePath Path to scan for.
66 * @param mode Mode with which to attempt to open files (see fopen modes).
67 * @param handle Handle to data cache, allocated with xdgAllocHandle().
68 * @return File pointer if successful else @c NULL. Client must use @c fclose to close file.
70 FILE * xdgDataOpen(const char* relativePath, const char* mode, xdgHandle handle);
72 /** Open first possible config file corresponding to relativePath.
73 * Consider as performing @code fopen(filename, mode) @endcode on every possible @c filename
74 * and returning the first successful @c filename or @c NULL.
75 * @param relativePath Path to scan for.
76 * @param mode Mode with which to attempt to open files (see fopen modes).
77 * @param handle Handle to data cache, allocated with xdgAllocHandle().
78 * @return File pointer if successful else @c NULL. Client must use @c fclose to close file.
80 FILE * xdgConfigOpen(const char* relativePath, const char* mode, xdgHandle handle);
82 /** Create path by recursively creating directories.
83 * This utility function is not part of the XDG specification, but
84 * nevertheless useful in context of directory manipulation.
85 * @param path The path to be created.
86 * @param mode The permissions to use for created directories. This parameter
87 * is modified by the process's umask. For details, see mkdir(2)'s mode
88 * parameter.
89 * @return Zero on success, -1 if an error occured (in which case errno will
90 * be set appropriately)
92 int xdgMakePath(const char * path, mode_t mode);
94 /*@}*/
96 #ifdef __cplusplus
97 } // extern "C"
98 #endif
100 #endif /*XDG_BASEDIR_FS_H*/