Christophe Chapuis wrote:
Well, looks like I've partially found why my problem occurs...
It looks like when I'm listing all the known volumes and ask for they
mount path, it returns me pathes like file:///media/sda1,
file:///media/sda2, ..., the volume being mounted or not. Therefore
I
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Benedikt Meurer
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Christophe Chapuis wrote:
Well, looks like I've partially found why my problem occurs...
It looks like when I'm listing all the known volumes and ask for they
mount path, it returns me pathes like
Christophe Chapuis wrote:
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Benedikt Meurer
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Christophe Chapuis wrote:
Well, looks like I've partially found why my problem occurs...
It looks like when I'm listing all the known volumes and ask for they
mount path, it returns me
Well, looks like I've partially found why my problem occurs...
It looks like when I'm listing all the known volumes and ask for they
mount path, it returns me pathes like file:///media/sda1,
file:///media/sda2, ..., the volume being mounted or not. Therefore
I understand that as a consequence
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 08:09:03 +0100, Christophe Chapuis wrote:
Well, looks like I've partially found why my problem occurs...
It looks like when I'm listing all the known volumes and ask for they
mount path, it returns me pathes like file:///media/sda1,
file:///media/sda2, ..., the volume
Hello !
I'm currently trying to develop a little plugin for cairo-dock, in
order to have a better integration inside Xfce. It consists in
implementing some wrapper methods to do simple things with the VFS,
like listing the volumes, accessing the trash, (un)mounting, etc...
I've finished the first
Christophe Chapuis wrote:
Hello !
I'm currently trying to develop a little plugin for cairo-dock, in
order to have a better integration inside Xfce. It consists in
implementing some wrapper methods to do simple things with the VFS,
like listing the volumes, accessing the trash,
Ok, I will look more closely why it doesn't return a pointer in my
case. Perhaps just a little mistake from me.
For the trash path, you're right, once we are on the Vfs API there's
no reason to be able to translate it to a unix path... I'll deal with
the VFS for the code related to the trash,
