Struct es_event_create_t

#[repr(C)]
pub struct es_event_create_t {
    pub destination_type: es_destination_type_t,
    pub destination: es_event_create_t_anon_0,
    pub anon_1: es_event_create_t_anon_1,
    /* private fields */
}

Available on macOS only.

Create a file system object.

If an object is being created but has not yet been created, the destination_type will be ES_DESTINATION_TYPE_NEW_PATH.

Typically ES_EVENT_TYPE_NOTIFY_CREATE events are fired after the object has been created and the destination_type will be ES_DESTINATION_TYPE_EXISTING_FILE. The exception to this is for notifications that occur if an ES client responds to an ES_EVENT_TYPE_AUTH_CREATE event with ES_AUTH_RESULT_DENY.

This event can fire multiple times for a single syscall, for example when the syscall has to be retried due to racing VFS operations.

This event type does not support caching.

Fields

destination_type: es_destination_type_t

Whether or not the destination refers to an existing file (see note)

destination: es_event_create_t_anon_0

Information about the destination of the new file (see note)

anon_1: es_event_create_t_anon_1