| android |
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| components.conf |
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641 |
| IOUtils.cpp |
Platform-specific (e.g. Windows, Unix) implementations of XPCOM APIs may
report I/O errors inconsistently. For convenience, this function will attempt
to match a |nsresult| against known results which imply a file cannot be
found.
@see nsLocalFileWin.cpp
@see nsLocalFileUnix.cpp
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102153 |
| IOUtils.h |
Utility class to be used with |UniquePtr| to automatically close NSPR file
descriptors when they go out of scope.
Example:
UniquePtr<PRFileDesc, PR_CloseDelete> fd = PR_Open(path, flags, mode);
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34003 |
| linux |
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| mac |
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| moz.build |
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2872 |
| NetworkGeolocationProvider.jsm |
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13938 |
| nsDeviceSensors.cpp |
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17586 |
| nsDeviceSensors.h |
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2388 |
| nsIOSFileConstantsService.idl |
Inject module OS.Constants in the environment.
This method must be called only from the main thread.
Method is idempotent.
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899 |
| nsIOSPermissionRequest.idl |
The permission state is not known. As an example, on macOS
this is used to indicate the user has not been prompted to
authorize or deny access and there is no policy in place to
deny access.
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2731 |
| nsOSPermissionRequest.h |
The default implementation of nsOSPermissionRequestBase used on platforms
that don't have a platform-specific version.
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675 |
| nsOSPermissionRequestBase.cpp |
access authorized |
2642 |
| nsOSPermissionRequestBase.h |
The base implementation of nsIOSPermissionRequest to be subclassed on
platforms that require permission requests for access to resources such
as media captures devices. This implementation always returns results
indicating access is permitted.
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1212 |
| OSFileConstants.cpp |
This module defines the basic libc constants (error numbers, open modes,
etc.) used by OS.File and possibly other OS-bound JavaScript libraries.
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28301 |
| OSFileConstants.h |
XPConnect initializer, for use in the main thread.
This class is thread-safe but it must be first be initialized on the
main-thread.
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1452 |
| PathUtils.cpp |
static |
19607 |
| PathUtils.h |
Initialize the given nsIFile with the given path.
This is equivalent to calling nsIFile::InitWithPath() with the caveat that
on Windows debug or during Windows CI tests, we will crash if the path
contains a forward slash.
@param aFile The file to initialize.
@param aPath The path to initialize the file with.
@return The result of calling nsIFile::InitWithPath.
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9162 |
| tests |
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| windows |
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