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const gchar *
e_get_user_cache_dir (void
);
Returns a base directory in which to store user-specific, non-essential cached data for Evolution or Evolution-Data-Server.
The returned string is owned by libedataserver and must not be modified or freed.
Since 2.32
const gchar *
e_get_user_config_dir (void
);
Returns a base directory in which to store user-specific configuration information for Evolution or Evolution-Data-Server.
The returned string is owned by libedataserver and must not be modified or freed.
Since 2.32
const gchar *
e_get_user_data_dir (void
);
Returns a base directory in which to store user-specific data for Evolution or Evolution-Data-Server.
The returned string is owned by libedataserver and must not be modified or freed.
Since 2.32
gchar * e_util_strstrcase (const gchar *haystack
,const gchar *needle
);
Find the first instance of needle
in haystack
, ignoring case for
bytes that are ASCII characters.
gchar * e_util_unicode_get_utf8 (const gchar *text
,gunichar *out
);
Get a UTF-8 character from the beginning of text
.
const gchar * e_util_utf8_strstrcase (const gchar *haystack
,const gchar *needle
);
Find the first instance of needle
in haystack
, ignoring case. (No
proper case folding or decomposing is done.) Both needle
and
haystack
are UTF-8 strings.
A pointer to the first instance of needle
in haystack
, or
NULL
if no match is found, or if either of the strings are
not legal UTF-8 strings.
const gchar * e_util_utf8_strstrcasedecomp (const gchar *haystack
,const gchar *needle
);
Find the first instance of needle
in haystack
, where both needle
and haystack
are UTF-8 strings. Both strings are stripped and
decomposed for comparison, and case is ignored.
A pointer to the first instance of needle
in haystack
, or
NULL
if either of the strings are not legal UTF-8 strings.
gint e_util_utf8_strcasecmp (const gchar *s1
,const gchar *s2
);
Compares two UTF-8 strings using approximate case-insensitive ordering.
gchar *
e_util_utf8_remove_accents (const gchar *str
);
Returns a newly-allocated copy of str
with accents removed.
Since 2.28
gchar *
e_util_utf8_make_valid (const gchar *str
);
Returns a newly-allocated copy of str
, with invalid characters
replaced by Unicode replacement characters (U+FFFD).
Since 3.0
const gchar * e_util_ensure_gdbus_string (const gchar *str
,gchar **gdbus_str
);
If str
is a valid UTF-8 string, the function returns str
and does
not set gdbus_str
.
If str
is an invalid UTF-8 string, the function calls
e_util_utf8_make_valid()
and points gdbus_str
to the newly-allocated,
valid UTF-8 string, and also returns it. The caller should free the
string pointed to by gdbus_str
with g_free()
.
If str
is NULL
, the function returns an empty string and does not
set gdbus_str
.
Admittedly, the function semantics are a little awkward. The example
below illustrates the easiest way to cope with the gdbus_str
argument:
<informalexample> <programlisting> const gchar *trusted_utf8; gchar *allocated = NULL;
trusted_utf8 = e_util_ensure_gdbus_string (untrusted_utf8, &allocated);
Do stuff with trusted_utf8, then clear it.
trusted_utf8 = NULL;
g_free (allocated); allocated = NULL; </programlisting> </informalexample>
str |
a possibly invalid UTF-8 string, or |
|
gdbus_str |
return location for the corrected string |
Since 3.0
guint64
e_util_gthread_id (GThread *thread
);
Returns a 64-bit integer hopefully uniquely identifying the thread. To be used in debugging output and logging only. The returned value is just a cast of a pointer to the 64-bit integer.
There is no guarantee that calling e_util_gthread_id()
on one
thread first and later after that thread has dies on another won't
return the same integer.
On Linux and Win32, known to really return a unique id for each thread existing at a certain time. No guarantee that ids won't be reused after a thread has terminated, though.
Since 2.32
gchar * e_filename_mkdir_encoded (const gchar *basepath
,const gchar *fileprefix
,const gchar *filename
,gint fileindex
);
Creates a local path constructed from basepath
/ fileprefix
+ "-" + filename
,
and makes sure the path basepath
exists. If creation of
the path fails, then NULL is returned.
basepath |
base path of a file name; this is left unchanged |
|
fileprefix |
prefix for the filename; this is encoded |
|
filename |
file name to use; this is encoded; can be |
|
fileindex |
used when |
Full local path like g_build_filename()
except that fileprefix
and filename
are encoded to create a proper file elements for
a file system. Free returned pointer with g_free()
.
Since 3.4
gsize e_utf8_strftime (gchar *string
,gsize max
,const gchar *fmt
,const struct tm *tm
);
The UTF-8 equivalent of e_strftime()
.
gsize e_strftime (gchar *string
,gsize max
,const gchar *fmt
,const struct tm *tm
);
This function is a wrapper around the strftime (3) function, which converts the %l and %k (12h and 24h) format variables if necessary.
gchar **
e_util_slist_to_strv (const GSList *strings
);
Convert list of strings into NULL-terminates array of strings.
Newly allocated NULL-terminated array of strings.
Returned pointer should be freed with g_strfreev()
.
Note: Pair function for this is e_util_strv_to_slist()
.
[transfer full]
Since 3.4
GSList *
e_util_strv_to_slist (const gchar * const *strv
);
Convert NULL-terminated array of strings to a list of strings.
Newly allocated GSList of newly allocated strings.
Returned pointer should be freed with e_util_free_string_slist()
.
Note: Pair function for this is e_util_slist_to_strv()
.
[transfer full]
Since 3.4
GSList * e_util_copy_string_slist (GSList *copy_to
,const GSList *strings
);
Copies GSList of strings at the end of copy_to
.
New head of copy_to
.
Returned pointer can be freed with e_util_free_string_slist()
.
[transfer full]
Since 3.4
GSList * e_util_copy_object_slist (GSList *copy_to
,const GSList *objects
);
Copies GSList of GObject-s at the end of copy_to
.
New head of copy_to
.
Returned pointer can be freed with e_util_free_object_slist()
.
[transfer full]
Since 3.4
void
e_util_free_string_slist (GSList *strings
);
Frees memory previously allocated by e_util_strv_to_slist()
.
Since 3.4
void
e_util_free_object_slist (GSList *objects
);
Calls g_object_unref()
on each member of objects
and then frees
also objects
itself.
Since 3.4
gboolean e_binding_transform_enum_value_to_nick (GBinding *binding
,const GValue *source_value
,GValue *target_value
,gpointer not_used
);
Transforms an enumeration value to its corresponding nickname.
binding |
a GBinding |
|
source_value |
a GValue whose type is derived from G_TYPE_ENUM |
|
target_value |
a GValue of type G_TYPE_STRING |
|
not_used |
not used |
Since 3.4
gboolean e_binding_transform_enum_nick_to_value (GBinding *binding
,const GValue *source_value
,GValue *target_value
,gpointer not_used
);
Transforms an enumeration nickname to its corresponding value.
binding |
a GBinding |
|
source_value |
a GValue of type G_TYPE_STRING |
|
target_value |
a GValue whose type is derived from G_TYPE_ENUM |
|
not_used |
not used |
Since 3.4
gchar * e_util_replace_prefix (const gchar *configure_time_prefix
,const gchar *runtime_prefix
,const gchar *configure_time_path
);
gint
e_data_server_util_get_dbus_call_timeout
(void
);
Returns the value set by e_data_server_util_set_dbus_call_timeout()
.
Since 3.0
void
e_data_server_util_set_dbus_call_timeout
(gint timeout_msec
);
Sets default timeout, in milliseconds, for calls of g_dbus_proxy_call()
family functions.
-1 means the default value as set by D-Bus itself. G_MAXINT means no timeout at all.
Default value is set also by configure option --with-dbus-call-timeout=ms and -1 is used when not set.
Since 3.0
void e_pointer_tracker_track_with_info (gpointer ptr
,const gchar *info
);
FIXME: Document me.
Since 3.2
void
e_pointer_tracker_untrack (gpointer ptr
);
FIXME: Document me.
Since 3.2