* overridespath may be NULL if you do not wish to search for pxml overrides
*/
pnd_box_handle pnd_disco_search ( char *searchpath, char *overridespath );
+pnd_box_handle pnd_disco_file ( char *path, char *filename ); // should you wish to 'discover' one .pnd-file
/* pnd_disco_t describes a given entry found by the discovery code; ie: the containers key is the path to
* the PXML file (since this is relatively unique), with the fields below detailing the executable path,
// fetch the full PXML and get all the details. But I think we got out of control here :)
// NOTE: We really need to rework disco-t so it can include non-english titles/desc; perhaps more info as optional,
// or a name/value pairing system so it can have extra data in it, without a complex structure.
+#define PND_DISCO_FLAG_OVR 1 // An ovr file was found for this app (not per subapp, just per .pnd)
+#define PND_DISCO_GENERATED 2 // This disco is 'faux', made up and not reflecting a real 'pnd file'
+#define PND_DISCO_LIBPND_DD 4 // This disco is from libpnd .desktop parsing
+#define PND_DISCO_CUSTOM1 (1<<30) // An app may make use of this bitflag safely
+#define PND_DISCO_CUSTOM2 (1<<31) // An app may make use of this bitflag safely
typedef struct {
// base
unsigned char object_type; // see enum above
char *object_filename; // filename within object_path of the app: the PXML.xml or awesomeapp.pnd file itself
unsigned int pnd_icon_pos; // offset to the byte after end of PXML in a pnd file (should be icon if present)
unsigned char subapp_number; // # of app within PXML (ie: 0, 1, 2, 3, up to the number of apps within the PXML)
+ unsigned int object_flags; // see PND_DISCO_ bitmasks above
// strdup'd from PXML -- hey, who was the idiot who thought it was a reat idea not to just re-use the pxml-struct?
+ char *package_id;
char *title_en;
char *desc_en;
char *unique_id;
+ char *appdata_dirname; // preferred dir name for appdata; if missing, use unique-id
char *icon;
char *exec;
char *execargs;
char *info_name; // should be a struct..
char *info_filename;
char *info_type;
+ char *version_major;
+ char *version_minor;
+ char *version_release;
+ char *version_build;
+ char *package_version_major;
+ char *package_version_minor;
+ char *package_version_release;
+ char *package_version_build;
+ // why are we not using typedef'd arrays here? :/ in the name of consistency with
+ // existing above, lets just copy from pxml and use a list of [123] members..
+ char *associationitem1_name;
+ char *associationitem1_filetype;
+ char *exec_dashdash_args;
+
+ unsigned long long pnd_icon_pos64;
+
} pnd_disco_t;
void pnd_disco_destroy ( pnd_disco_t *p ); // a function name that simply could not be avoided