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enum | TrackerDirectoryFlags |
enum | TrackerFilterType |
enum | TrackerFilterPolicy |
enum | TrackerNetworkType |
enum | TrackerCrawlFlags |
Flags used when adding a new directory to be indexed in the TrackerIndexingTree.
No flags. |
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Should recurse in the directory. |
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Should check mtimes of items in the directory. |
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Should setup monitors in the items found in the directory. |
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Should ignore the directory contents. |
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Should preserve items in the directory even if the directory gets removed. |
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Internally a priority queue is used and this flag makes sure the directory is given a priority over other directories queued. |
Enumerates the different types of connections that the device might use when connected to internet. Note that not all providers might provide this information.
Network is disconnected |
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Network status is unknown |
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Network is connected over a GPRS connection |
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Network is connected over an EDGE connection |
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Network is connected over a 3G or faster (HSDPA, UMTS, ...) connection |
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Network is connected over a local network connection. This can be ethernet, wifi, etc. |
Since 0.18
Flags used when crawling directory structures. This can be dependent on the TrackerEnumerator employed at the time of course.
No flags. |
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For cases where the content being crawled by the
TrackerEnumerator is not local (e.g. it's on a server somewhere),
use the TRACKER_CRAWL_FLAG_NO_STAT flag. The default is to use
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The enumerator should follow symlinks. This is disabled by default because it's easy for Tracker to get into recursive loop situations with symlinks. For those using interesting scenarios like git-annex or software heavily using symlinks (and properly) this is for you. |