extern "C" {
#endif
+// expand_tilde() will only function correctly if a user is actually logged in; perhaps you
+// want to spin until it looks like someone has in fact done so. (most devices will likely
+// have auto-login, but its not instantaneous!)
+// r_username is optional; if present, will receive a copy of username
+unsigned char pnd_check_login ( char *r_username, unsigned int maxlen );
+
// given a malloc'd pointer to a string, expand ~ to $HOME as often as it is found, returning a
// new string; the old string is destroyed in the process, or returned as-is.
char *pnd_expand_tilde ( char *freeable_buffer );
// arbtrary execute function; fire and forget really
void pnd_exec_no_wait_1 ( char *fullpath, char *arg1 );
-// pnd_pxml_get_always() will work against a PXML.xml file or a foo.pnd app-bundle and return
-// the resulting PXML structure, or fail; ie: It should be handy to avoid the user having to
-// do the 'what type is this, and if-this-or-that' themselves.
-// NOTE: Does _NOT_ automatically pick up PXML-overrides; you can call that function if you want
-pnd_pxml_handle pnd_pxml_get_by_path ( char *fullpath );
+// NOTE: Does _NOT_ automatically pick up PXML-overrides; you can call that function if you want
+pnd_pxml_handle *pnd_pxml_get_by_path ( char *fullpath );
+
+// determine_mountpoint() will examine a path, and return the mountpoint that this path
+// is sitting on; returns 1 on success, meaning the target was populated.
+// consider for a similar effect: df /home -> look at "Mounted on"
+unsigned char pnd_determine_mountpoint ( char *fullpath, char *r_mountpoint, unsigned int mountpoint_len );
+
+// filecopy will return >0 on success
+unsigned char pnd_filecopy ( char *sourcepath, char *targetpath );
#ifdef __cplusplus
} /* "C" */