Struct es_event_copyfile_t

#[repr(C)]
pub struct es_event_copyfile_t {
    pub source: ShouldNotBeNull<es_file_t>,
    pub target_file: *mut es_file_t,
    pub target_dir: ShouldNotBeNull<es_file_t>,
    pub target_name: es_string_token_t,
    pub mode: mode_t,
    pub flags: i32,
    /* private fields */
}

Available on macOS and crate feature macos_12_0_0 only.

Copy a file using the copyfile syscall.

Not to be confused with copyfile(3).

Prior to macOS 12.0, the copyfile syscall fired open, unlink and auth create events, but no notify create, nor write or close events.

This event type does not support caching.

Fields

source: ShouldNotBeNull<es_file_t>

The file that will be cloned

target_file: *mut es_file_t

The file existing at the target path that will be overwritten by the copyfile operation. NULL if no such file exists.

target_dir: ShouldNotBeNull<es_file_t>

The directory into which the source file will be copied

target_name: es_string_token_t

The name of the new file to which source will be copied

mode: mode_t

Corresponds to mode argument of the copyfile syscall

flags: i32

Corresponds to flags argument of the copyfile syscall

Implementations

impl es_event_copyfile_t

Accessors for ShouldNotBeNull fields

pub unsafe fn source(&self) -> &es_file_t

Gives a references to the field while checking for null.

Safety

See ShouldNotBeNull safety requirements.

pub unsafe fn target_dir(&self) -> &es_file_t

Gives a references to the field while checking for null.

Safety

See ShouldNotBeNull safety requirements.

impl es_event_copyfile_t

Accessors for *mut and *const fields

pub unsafe fn target_file(&self) -> Option<&es_file_t>

Helper to avoid the is_null() + deref every time.

Safety

The pointer must be valid (aligned & initialized) for a value of the expected type.