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[BREW]brew中的文件系统路径表示

  "fs:/" (AEEFS_ROOT_DIR): the root of the BREW file namespace.  Prefacing
            a path with this string tells BREW to interpret the filename
            according to the new namespace rules.
  "fs:/~/" (AEEFS_HOME_DIR): this is a shortcut that denotes the
            currently running application's directory.  It is mapped
            to "fs:/mod/ <modid>" where <modid> is the module ID of
            the currently running application.
  "fs:/sys/" (AEEFS_SYS_DIR): this is the location of BREW's "system"
            files.  Access to this directory is restricted,  See
            IFILEMGR_CheckPathAccess() for more information.
  "fs:/mod/" (AEEFS_MOD_DIR): the location of all the module directories
  "fs:/mif/" (AEEFS_MIF_DIR): the location of all of BREW's MIF files.
  "fs:/shared/" (AEEFS_SHARED_DIR): the new name for "Shared".  This
            name can be used to share files with other applications
            using case-sensitive names
  "fs:/address/" (AEEFS_ADDRESS_DIR): the location of the address book
            directory.  This directory is only present when the
            address book for the device is implemented using the default
            BREW address book implementation.  It is mapped mostly for
            backwards compatibility with the old BREW file
            namespace AEE_ADDRBOOK_DIR ("addrbk") in AEE.h
  "fs:/ringers/" (AEEFS_RINGERS_DIR): the location of the device's ringer
            directory.  An application must have PL_RINGER_WRITE (Write
            Access to Ringer Directory) to access files in this
            directory.
  "fs:/card0/" (AEEFS_CARD0_DIR): New for BREW 3.1, if a device supports
            a removable media card format, this path maps to the first
            instance of such a device.  An application must list
            AEECLSID_CARD0_ACCESS in its MIF in the "Dependencies"
            section to access files in this directory.
  "fs:/~ <clsid>/": New for BREW 3.1, an application may access files
            in another application's directory.  <clsid> must be a
            valid class id of an application or extension.  These
            paths map to "fs:/mod/ <modid>" where <modid> is the
            module id of the module that exports <clsid>.  The target
            module must export this path via a module ACL.  See
            IFILEMGR_CheckPathAccess() for more information.

posted on 2008-10-04 10:25 郭天文 阅读(1263) 评论(0)  编辑 收藏 引用 所属分类: Brew


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