GnomeVFSModuleCallback ()

void        (*GnomeVFSModuleCallback)       (gconstpointer in,
                                             gsize in_size,
                                             gpointer out,
                                             gsize out_size,
                                             gpointer callback_data);

Modules use a GnomeVFSModuleCallback to send data to client applications and request data from them synchronously.

The format of in and out is determined by the callback name.

GnomeVFSModuleCallbackResponse ()

void        (*GnomeVFSModuleCallbackResponse)
                                            (gpointer response_data);

This is the type of the response function passed to a GnomeVFSAsyncModuleCallback(). It should be called when the async callback has completed.

GnomeVFSAsyncModuleCallback ()

void        (*GnomeVFSAsyncModuleCallback)  (gconstpointer in,
                                             gsize in_size,
                                             gpointer out,
                                             gsize out_size,
                                             gpointer callback_data,
                                             GnomeVFSModuleCallbackResponse response,
                                             gpointer response_data);

Modules use a GnomeVFSModuleCallback to send data to client applications and request data from them asynchronously.

The application is expected to invoke the response with response_data when it is able to satisfy the request.

The format of in and out is determined by the callback name.

gnome_vfs_module_callback_set_default ()

void        gnome_vfs_module_callback_set_default
                                            (const char *callback_name,
                                             GnomeVFSModuleCallback callback,
                                             gpointer callback_data,
                                             GDestroyNotify destroy_notify);

Set the default callback for callback_name to callback. callback will be called with callback_data on the same thread as the gnome-vfs operation that invokes it. The default value is shared for all threads, but setting it is thread-safe.

Use this function if you want to set a handler to be used by your whole application. You can use gnome_vfs_module_callback_push() to set a callback function that will temporarily override the default on the current thread instead. Or you can also use gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_set_default() to set an async callback function.

Note: destroy_notify may be called on any thread - it is not guaranteed to be called on the main thread.

gnome_vfs_module_callback_push ()

void        gnome_vfs_module_callback_push  (const char *callback_name,
                                             GnomeVFSModuleCallback callback,
                                             gpointer callback_data,
                                             GDestroyNotify destroy_notify);

Set callback as a temprary handler for callback_name. callback will be called with callback_data on the same thread as the gnome-vfs operation that invokes it. The temporary handler is set per-thread.

gnome_vfs_module_callback_pop() removes the most recently set temporary handler. The temporary handlers are treated as a first-in first-out stack.

Use this function to set a temporary callback handler for a single call or a few calls. You can use gnome_vfs_module_callback_set_default() to set a callback function that will establish a permanent global setting for all threads instead.

Note: destroy_notify may be called on any thread - it is not guaranteed to be called on the main thread.

gnome_vfs_module_callback_pop ()

void        gnome_vfs_module_callback_pop   (const char *callback_name);

Remove the temporary handler for callback_name most recently set with gnome_vfs_module_callback_push(). If another temporary handler was previously set on the same thread, it becomes the current handler. Otherwise, the default handler, if any, becomes current.

The temporary handlers are treated as a first-in first-out stack.

gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_set_default ()

void        gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_set_default
                                            (const char *callback_name,
                                             GnomeVFSAsyncModuleCallback callback,
                                             gpointer callback_data,
                                             GDestroyNotify destroy_notify);

Set the default async callback for callback_name to callback. callback will be called with callback_data from a callback on the main thread. It will be passed a response function which should be called to signal completion of the callback. The callback function itself may return in the meantime.

The default value is shared for all threads, but setting it is thread-safe.

Use this function if you want to globally set a callback handler for use with async operations.

You can use gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_push() to set an async callback function that will temporarily override the default on the current thread instead. Or you can also use gnome_vfs_module_callback_set_default() to set a regular callback function.

Note: destroy_notify may be called on any thread - it is not guaranteed to be called on the main thread.

gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_push ()

void        gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_push
                                            (const char *callback_name,
                                             GnomeVFSAsyncModuleCallback callback,
                                             gpointer callback_data,
                                             GDestroyNotify destroy_notify);

Set callback as a temprary async handler for callback_name. callback will be called with callback_data from a callback on the main thread. It will be passed a response function which should be called to signal completion of the callback. The callback function itself may return in the meantime.

The temporary async handler is set per-thread.

gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_pop() removes the most recently set temporary handler. The temporary async handlers are treated as a first-in first-out stack.

Use this function to set a temporary async callback handler for a single call or a few calls. You can use gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_set_default() to set an async callback function that will establish a permanent global setting for all threads instead.

Note: destroy_notify may be called on any thread - it is not guaranteed to be called on the main thread.

gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_pop ()

void        gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_pop
                                            (const char *callback_name);

Remove the temporary async handler for callback_name most recently set with gnome_vfs_async_module_callback_push(). If another temporary async handler was previously set on the same thread, it becomes the current handler. Otherwise, the default async handler, if any, becomes current.

The temporary async handlers are treated as a first-in first-out stack.