filesystem.c File Reference

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Functions
FILE *	vlc_fopen (const char *filename, const char *mode)
	Opens a FILE pointer.
static int	dummy_select (const char *str)
int	vlc_loaddir (DIR *dir, char ***namelist, int(*select)(const char *), int(*compar)(const char **, const char **))
	Does the same as vlc_scandir(), but takes an open directory pointer instead of a directory path.
int	vlc_scandir (const char *dirname, char ***namelist, int(*select)(const char *), int(*compar)(const char **, const char **))
	Selects file entries from a directory, as GNU C scandir().
int	vlc_mkstemp (char *template)

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Function Documentation

static int dummy_select

(

const char *

str

)

[static]

FILE* vlc_fopen	(	const char *	filename,
		const char *	mode
	)

Opens a FILE pointer.

Parameters:

	filename	file path, using UTF-8 encoding
	mode	fopen file open mode

Returns:

NULL on error, an open FILE pointer on success.

References vlc_open().

Referenced by config_OpenConfigFile(), ImageWriteUrl(), libvlc_InternalInit(), playlist_Export(), playlist_SaveArt(), TsStorageNew(), and vout_snapshot_SaveImage().

int vlc_loaddir	(	DIR *	dir,
		char ***	namelist,
		int(*)(const char *)	select,
		int(*)(const char **, const char **)	compar
	)

Does the same as vlc_scandir(), but takes an open directory pointer instead of a directory path.

References unlikely, and vlc_readdir().

Referenced by vlc_scandir().

int vlc_mkstemp

(

char *

template

)

References vlc_open(), and vlc_rand_bytes().

Referenced by GetTmpFile().

int vlc_scandir	(	const char *	dirname,
		char ***	namelist,
		int(*)(const char *)	select,
		int(*)(const char **, const char **)	compar
	)

Selects file entries from a directory, as GNU C scandir().

Parameters:

	dirname	UTF-8 diretory path
	pointer	[OUT] pointer set, on successful completion, to the address of a table of UTF-8 filenames. All filenames must be freed with free(). The table itself must be freed with free() as well.

Returns:

How many file names were selected (possibly 0), or -1 in case of error.

References vlc_loaddir(), and vlc_opendir().