<TypeSignatureLanguage="C#"Value="public class Sync"Maintainer="auto"/>
<AssemblyInfo>
<AssemblyName>gnome-vfs-sharp</AssemblyName>
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<AssemblyVersion>2.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion>
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<ThreadSafetyStatement>Gtk# is thread aware, but not thread safe; See the <linklocation="node:gtk-sharp/programming/threads">Gtk# Thread Programming</link> for details.</ThreadSafetyStatement>
<summary>Create uri according to <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.OpenMode"/>.</summary>
<paramname="uri">
<seecref="T:System.String"/> representing the <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Uri"/> to create.</param>
<paramname="mode">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.OpenMode"/>.</param>
<paramname="exclusive">Whether the file should be created in "exclusive" mode: i.e. if this flag is true, the operation will fail if a file with the same name already exists.</param>
<paramname="perm">Bitmap representing the <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.FilePermissions"/> for the newly created file (Unix style).</param>
<summary>Create <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Uri"/> according to <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.OpenMode"/>.</summary>
<paramname="uri">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Uri"/> for the file to create.</param>
<paramname="mode">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.OpenMode"/>.</param>
<paramname="exclusive">Whether the file should be created in "exclusive" mode: i.e. if this flag is true, the operation will fail if a file with the same name already exists.</param>
<paramname="perm">Bitmap representing the <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.FilePermissions"/> for the newly created file (Unix style).</param>
<summary>Read specified number of bytes from the uri <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/>.</summary>
<paramname="handle">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> of the file to read data from.</param>
<paramname="buffer">
<seecref="T:System.Byte"/> array that must be at least as large as the specified number of bytes to read. The array needs to be passed as "out buffer[0]".</param>
<paramname="bytes">The number of bytes to read.</param>
<paramname="bytes_read">The number of bytes actually read.</param>
<remarks>As with Unix system calls, the number of bytes read can effectively be less than the specified number of bytes on return and will be stored in bytes_read.</remarks>
<summary>Set the current position for reading/writing through <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/>.</summary>
<paramname="handle">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> for which the current position must be changed.</param>
<paramname="whence">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.SeekPosition"/> value representing the starting position.</param>
<paramname="offset">number of bytes to skip from the position specified by <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.SeekPosition"/> (a positive value means to move forward; a negative one to move backwards).</param>
<remarks>As with Unix system calls, the number of bytes written can effectively be less than the specified number or bytes on return and will be stored in bytes_written.</remarks>
<summary>Return the current position on <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/>. This is the point in the file pointed to by <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> that reads and writes will occur on.</summary>
<paramname="handle">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> for which the current position must be retrieved.</param>
<paramname="offset">Contains the position on return.</param>
<summary>Truncate the file pointed at by <seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> to the specified length. Data past the new length will be discarded.</summary>
<paramname="handle">
<seecref="T:Gnome.Vfs.Handle"/> to the file to be truncated.</param>
<paramname="length">length of the new file.</param>
<remarks>This is typically used for specialized vfs backends that need additional operations that gnome-vfs doesn't have. Compare it to the unix call ioctl(). The format of data depends on the operation. Operation that are backend specific are normally namespaced by their module name.</remarks>