lfcd_get_type ()

GType
lfcd_get_type (void);

lfcd_new_valist ()

SandboxFileChooserDialog *
lfcd_new_valist (const gchar *title,
                 const gchar *parentWinId,
                 GtkWindow *parent,
                 GtkFileChooserAction action,
                 const gchar *first_button_text,
                 va_list varargs);

Creates a new LocalFileChooserDialog. You usually should not use this function, unless implementing a server or a wrapper for LocalFileChooserDialog. In a normal application, you almost always want to use sfcd_new().

parentWinId refers to a unique window identifier that a privileged server may pass onto the compositor of your session, so that the compositor treats the LocalFileChooserDialog created by this function as a transient child of the window identified by parentWinId . Bear in mind that the compositor needs to recognise your application as a legitimate privileged server for it to attach this dialog to other processes' windows. If you specify both parent and parentWinId at the same time, this function will return NULL.

This is equivalent to gtk_file_chooser_dialog_new() in the GTK+ API.

Since 0.5

lfcd_new_variant ()

SandboxFileChooserDialog *
lfcd_new_variant (const gchar *title,
                  const gchar *parentWinId,
                  GtkWindow *parent,
                  GtkFileChooserAction action,
                  GVariant *button_list);

Creates a new LocalFileChooserDialog. You usually should not use this function, unless implementing a server or a wrapper for LocalFileChooserDialog. In a normal application, you almost always want to use sfcd_new().

parentWinId refers to a unique window identifier that a privileged server may pass onto the compositor of your session, so that the compositor treats the LocalFileChooserDialog created by this function as a transient child of the window identified by parentWinId . Bear in mind that the compositor needs to recognise your application as a legitimate privileged server for it to attach this dialog to other processes' windows. If you specify both parent and parentWinId at the same time, this function will return NULL.

This is equivalent to gtk_file_chooser_dialog_new() in the GTK+ API.

Since 0.5

lfcd_new ()

SandboxFileChooserDialog *
lfcd_new (const gchar *title,
          GtkWindow *parent,
          GtkFileChooserAction action,
          const gchar *first_button_text,
          ...);

Creates a new LocalFileChooserDialog. You usually do not need to use this function. See sfcd_new() instead.

This is equivalent to gtk_file_chooser_dialog_new() in the GTK+ API.

Since 0.5

lfcd_new_with_remote_parent ()

SandboxFileChooserDialog *
lfcd_new_with_remote_parent (const gchar *title,
                             const gchar *parentWinId,
                             GtkFileChooserAction action,
                             const gchar *first_button_text,
                             ...);

Creates a new LocalFileChooserDialog, whose transient parent is owned by a remote process. You usually should not use this function, unless implementing a server. In a normal application, you almost always want to use sfcd_new().

parentWinId refers to a unique window identifier that a privileged server may pass onto the compositor of your session, so that the compositor treats the LocalFileChooserDialog created by this function as a transient child of the window identified by parentWinId . Bear in mind that the compositor needs to recognise your application as a legitimate privileged server for it to attach this dialog to other processes' windows.

This is equivalent to gtk_file_chooser_dialog_new() in the GTK+ API.

Since 0.5