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LIBMTP_folder_t * LIBMTP_new_folder_t (void)
void LIBMTP_destroy_folder_t (LIBMTP_folder_t *)
LIBMTP_folder_t * LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *)
LIBMTP_folder_t * LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List_For_Storage (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, uint32_t const)
LIBMTP_folder_t * LIBMTP_Find_Folder (LIBMTP_folder_t *, uint32_t const)
uint32_t LIBMTP_Create_Folder (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, char *, uint32_t, uint32_t)
int LIBMTP_Set_Folder_Name (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t *, LIBMTP_folder_t *, const char *)

This create a folder on the current MTP device. The PTP name for a folder is 'association'. The PTP/MTP devices does not have an internal 'folder' concept really, it contains a flat list of all files and some file are 'associations' that other files and folders may refer to as its 'parent'.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device to create the folder on.
name the name of the new folder. Note this can be modified if the device does not support all the characters in the name.
parent_id id of parent folder to add the new folder to, or 0xFFFFFFFF to put it in the root directory.
storage_id id of the storage to add this new folder to. notice that you cannot mismatch storage id and parent id: they must both be on the same storage! Pass in 0 if you want to create this folder on the default storage.

Returns

id to new folder or 0 if an error occurred

References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::params, and LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::usbinfo.

This recursively deletes the memory for a folder structure. This shall typically be called on a top-level folder list to destroy the entire folder tree.

Parameters

folder folder structure to destroy

See also

LIBMTP_new_folder_t()

References LIBMTP_folder_struct::child, LIBMTP_folder_struct::name, and LIBMTP_folder_struct::sibling.

LIBMTP_folder_t* LIBMTP_Find_Folder (LIBMTP_folder_t * folderlist, uint32_t id)

Helper function. Returns a folder structure for a specified id.

Parameters

folderlist list of folders to search @id id of folder to look for

Returns

a folder or NULL if not found

References LIBMTP_folder_struct::child, LIBMTP_folder_struct::folder_id, and LIBMTP_folder_struct::sibling.

LIBMTP_folder_t* LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t * device)

This returns a list of all folders available on the current MTP device.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device to get the folder listing for.

Returns

a list of folders

References LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List_For_Storage().

LIBMTP_folder_t* LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List_For_Storage (LIBMTP_mtpdevice_t * device, uint32_t const storage)

This returns a list of all folders available on the current MTP device.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device to get the folder listing for.
storage a storage ID to get the folder list from

Returns

a list of folders

References LIBMTP_mtpdevice_struct::params.

Referenced by LIBMTP_Get_Folder_List().

LIBMTP_folder_t* LIBMTP_new_folder_t (void)

This creates a new folder structure and allocates memory for it. Notice that if you add strings to this structure they will be freed by the corresponding LIBMTP_folder_track_t operation later, so be careful of using strdup() when assigning strings, e.g.:

Returns

a pointer to the newly allocated folder structure.

See also

LIBMTP_destroy_folder_t()

References LIBMTP_folder_struct::folder_id.

This function renames a single folder. This simply means that the PTP_OPC_ObjectFileName property is updated, if this is supported by the device.

Parameters

device a pointer to the device that contains the file.
folder the folder metadata of the folder to rename. On success, the name member is updated. Be aware, that this name can be different than newname depending of device restrictions.
newname the new name for this object.

Returns

0 on success, any other value means failure.

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