bazil | file system that lets your data reside
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Bazil is a file system that lets your data reside where it is most convenient for it to reside. The top-level package, bazil.org/bazil, is the executable for the Bazil file system. Please see the main website at for more.
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QUESTION
I would like to create a FUSE file system which accepts any kind of write operation to any path inside the file system. Kind of like a named pipe, but in form of a directory.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-12 at 09:42The problem that I'm facing is that when an application wants to write to
foo/bar
inside my file system, it checks whetherfoo
is a directory, then whetherbar
is a file. Unfortunately, I can't know upfront whetherfoo
should be a file or a directory.
Given these constraints, solving your problem is impossible.
A file system node can be either a file or a directory; sometimes neither, but never both at the same time. Because your FUSE driver cannot know in advance whether an application performing the getattr
request means to recurse inside the node until it actually tries to, you cannot know whether it should pretend to be a file or a directory.
Your best options seem to be:
- hardcode application-specific virtual directory structure into your FUSE driver
- implement application-specific heuristics in your FUSE driver
- make your FUSE driver memorise
getattr
requests and construct a virtual directory tree by trial and error (and keep re-running the application until it works)
QUESTION
My expectation is to set the addition assignment operator(+=/-=
) to the transform: translateX()
, but have no idea how would I do this.
I've tried some ways to do this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-12 at 05:10According to @Rory's tip, I've made a simple module for resolving my problem. I share this with a short description for people who have the same problem like me in the near future.
The main feature of this module is Unlimited Accumulating. Unlikely .css()
method in jQuery, the accumulation doesn't affected by the CSS's transition
property.
Thank you for the advice @RoryMcCrossan :-)
========= LATEST UPDATE =========
Now the user can accumulate any kinds of
unit
such aspx
,cm
,rem
, even%
.
========= LATEST UPDATE =========
This code is outdated since 8/11/2019.
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