Oxsomi Core3 is a combination of standalone C libraries useful for building applications, such as types, platform, graphics abstraction and file formats
The //access folder should provide files that we have received access to from the explorer.
For example; we say export file x, then an explorer should be spawned to give us writeonly access to this file.
Import file would have readonly.
This way, after calling File_writeVirtual or File_readVirtual; the permission will be revoked (read/write once).
An example could be an app folder at //access/app. Which would be %Appdata% on windows.
The //access folder should provide files that we have received access to from the explorer. For example; we say export file x, then an explorer should be spawned to give us writeonly access to this file. Import file would have readonly.
This way, after calling File_writeVirtual or File_readVirtual; the permission will be revoked (read/write once).An example could be an app folder at //access/app. Which would be %Appdata% on windows.