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If options.excludeAcceptAllOption is true, or if no valid entries exist in options.accepts, a option matching all files will be included in the file types the dialog lets the user select.
Given the name and this description, I'm still not sure what it does. From the name it sounds like maybe it removes some checkbox or dropdown option from the native OS file picker? But from the description it sounds more like if there are no matches, then this will cause all files to become eligible for selection instead?
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Rather than having one method do three different things, just have
separate methods for all three options.
This fixes#170, fixes#134, fixes#133 and fixes#25.
Rather than having one method do three different things, just have
separate methods for all three options. Also aligns (mostly) with
the file handling API in how accepted file types are specified.
This fixes#170, fixes#134, fixes#133 and fixes#25.
* Change the API surface for getting native file system handles.
Rather than having one method do three different things, just have
separate methods for all three options. Also aligns (mostly) with
the file handling API in how accepted file types are specified.
This fixes#170, fixes#134, fixes#133 and fixes#25.
For
chooseFileSystemEntries()
has anexcludeAcceptAllOption
options, non-normatively described as:Given the name and this description, I'm still not sure what it does. From the name it sounds like maybe it removes some checkbox or dropdown option from the native OS file picker? But from the description it sounds more like if there are no matches, then this will cause all files to become eligible for selection instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: