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| gboolean | (*NMKeyfileReadHandler) () | 
| NMConnection * | nm_keyfile_read () | 
| gboolean | (*NMKeyfileWriteHandler) () | 
| GKeyFile * | nm_keyfile_write () | 
| void | nm_keyfile_handler_data_fail_with_error () | 
| void | nm_keyfile_handler_data_get_context () | 
| void | nm_keyfile_handler_data_warn_get () | 
GEnum ├── NMKeyfileHandlerType ╰── NMKeyfileWarnSeverity GFlags ╰── NMKeyfileHandlerFlags
gboolean (*NMKeyfileReadHandler) (GKeyFile *keyfile,NMConnection *connection,NMKeyfileHandlerType handler_type,NMKeyfileHandlerData *handler_data,void *user_data);
Hook to nm_keyfile_read().
The callee may abort the reading by setting an error via nm_keyfile_handler_data_fail_with_error().
keyfile  | 
the GKeyFile that is currently read  | 
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connection  | 
the NMConnection that is being constructed.  | 
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handler_type  | 
the   | 
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handler_data  | 
the NMKeyfileHandlerData. What you can do with it
depends on the   | 
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user_data  | 
the user-data argument to   | 
 the callee should return TRUE, if the event was handled and/or recognized.
Otherwise, a default action will be performed that depends on the type
.
For NM_KEYFILE_HANDLER_TYPE_WARN type, the default action is doing nothing.
Since: 1.30
NMConnection * nm_keyfile_read (GKeyFile *keyfile,const char *base_dir,NMKeyfileHandlerFlags handler_flags,NMKeyfileReadHandler handler,void *user_data,GError **error);
Tries to create a NMConnection from a keyfile. The resulting keyfile is not normalized and might not even verify.
keyfile  | 
the keyfile from which to create the connection  | 
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base_dir  | 
when reading certificates from files with relative name,
the relative path is made absolute using   | 
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handler_flags  | 
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handler  | 
read handler.  | 
[allow-none][scope call] | 
user_data  | 
user data for read handler  | 
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error  | 
error.  | 
[allow-none][out] | 
Since: 1.30
gboolean (*NMKeyfileWriteHandler) (NMConnection *connection,GKeyFile *keyfile,NMKeyfileHandlerType handler_type,NMKeyfileHandlerData *handler_data,void *user_data);
This is a hook to tweak the serialization.
Handler for certain properties or events that are not entirely contained
within the keyfile or that might be serialized differently. The type
 and
handler_data
 arguments tell which kind of argument we have at hand.
Currently only the type NM_KEYFILE_HANDLER_TYPE_WRITE_CERT is supported.
The callee may call nm_keyfile_handler_data_fail_with_error() to abort
the writing with error.
connection  | 
the NMConnection that is currently written.  | 
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keyfile  | 
the GKeyFile that is currently constructed.  | 
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handler_type  | 
the   | 
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handler_data  | 
the NMKeyfileHandlerData. What you can do with it
depends on the   | 
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user_data  | 
the user-data argument to   | 
 the callee should return TRUE if the event was handled. If the
event was unhandled, a default action will be performed that depends on
the handler_type
.
Since: 1.30
GKeyFile * nm_keyfile_write (NMConnection *connection,NMKeyfileHandlerFlags handler_flags,NMKeyfileWriteHandler handler,void *user_data,GError **error);
connection
 must verify as a valid profile according to
nm_connection_verify().
connection  | 
the NMConnection to persist to keyfile.  | 
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handler_flags  | 
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handler  | 
optional handler for events and to override the default behavior.  | 
[allow-none][scope call] | 
user_data  | 
argument for   | 
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error  | 
the GError in case writing fails.  | 
Since: 1.30
void nm_keyfile_handler_data_fail_with_error (NMKeyfileHandlerData *handler_data,GError *src);
Set the error for the handler. This lets the operation fail with the provided error. You may only set the error once.
src
 must be non-NULL.
Note that src
 is no longer valid after this call. If you want
to keep using the same GError*, you need to set it to NULL
after calling this function on it.
Since: 1.30
void nm_keyfile_handler_data_get_context (const NMKeyfileHandlerData *handler_data,const char **out_kf_group_name,const char **out_kf_key_name,NMSetting **out_cur_setting,const char **out_cur_property_name);
Get context information of the current event. This function can be called on all events, but the context information may be unset.
handler_data  | 
the NMKeyfileHandlerData for any event.  | 
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out_kf_group_name  | 
if the event is in the context of a keyfile group, the group name.  | 
[out][allow-none][transfer none] | 
out_kf_key_name  | 
if the event is in the context of a keyfile value, the key name.  | 
[out][allow-none][transfer none] | 
out_cur_setting  | 
if the event happens while handling a particular NMSetting instance.  | 
[out][allow-none][transfer none] | 
out_cur_property_name  | 
the property name if applicable.  | 
[out][allow-none][transfer none] | 
Since: 1.30
void nm_keyfile_handler_data_warn_get (const NMKeyfileHandlerData *handler_data,const char **out_message,NMKeyfileWarnSeverity *out_severity);
handler_data  | 
the NMKeyfileHandlerData for a   | 
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out_message  | 
the warning message.  | 
[out][allow-none][transfer none] | 
out_severity  | 
the NMKeyfileWarnSeverity warning severity.  | 
[out][allow-none] | 
Since: 1.30
Flags for customizing nm_keyfile_read() and nm_keyfile_write().
Currently no flags are implemented.
Since: 1.30
The type of the callback for NMKeyfileReadHandler and NMKeyfileWriteHandler.
Depending on the type, you can interpret NMKeyfileHandlerData.
Since: 1.30
The severity level of NM_KEYFILE_HANDLER_TYPE_WARN events.
Since: 1.30
typedef struct _NMKeyfileHandlerData NMKeyfileHandlerData;
Opaque type with parameters for the callback. The actual content
depends on the NMKeyfileHandlerType.
Since: 1.30