On Sat, 2007-05-05 at 16:49 -0400, Marlon wrote:
> which result codes from gnome_vfs_directory_open_from_uri() should be
> flat-out ignored, which ones should be ignorable on request of the
> client ( e.g. nautilus), and which ones should be fatal, causing the
> directory walk to terminate? what's the appropriate way for clients
> to identify the return codes to be ignored? a directory visit option
> for each one?
I really think there are only two cases, either you're doing something
that needs to affect *all* files, or its an error, or you just want to
cover as many files as possible (as in the case of search). So, I think
a visit option that ignores all errors when recursing into a
subdirectory.
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