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- FSEvents abstract "The FSEvents API in Mac OS X allows applications to register for notifications of changes to a given directory tree. Whenever the filesystem is changed, the kernel passes notifications via the special device file /dev/fsevents to a userspace process called fseventsd. This process combines multiple changes to a single directory tree that occur within a short period of time, then notifies applications that have registered for changes to the affected directory.Until Mac OS X 10.7, FSEvents did not \"watch\" the filesystem, such as Linux's inotify: the API provided no notifications for changes to individual files. An application was able to register to receive changes to a given directory, and had to determine for itself which file or files were changed.Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) added the ability to register for file modification notifications.".
- FSEvents wikiPageExternalLink 7.
- FSEvents wikiPageID "18964242".
- FSEvents wikiPageLength "2199".
- FSEvents wikiPageOutDegree "12".
- FSEvents wikiPageRevisionID "580614011".
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Application_programming_interface.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Category:OS_X.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Device_file.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Directory_(computing).
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink File_Alteration_Monitor.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Inotify.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Linux.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink OS_X.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink Spotlight_(software).
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLink User_space.
- FSEvents wikiPageWikiLinkText "FSEvents".
- FSEvents wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Mac-stub.
- FSEvents wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Operating-system-stub.
- FSEvents wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- FSEvents subject Category:OS_X.
- FSEvents comment "The FSEvents API in Mac OS X allows applications to register for notifications of changes to a given directory tree. Whenever the filesystem is changed, the kernel passes notifications via the special device file /dev/fsevents to a userspace process called fseventsd.".
- FSEvents label "FSEvents".
- FSEvents sameAs Q5427126.
- FSEvents sameAs m.04jnnws.
- FSEvents sameAs Q5427126.
- FSEvents wasDerivedFrom FSEvents?oldid=580614011.
- FSEvents isPrimaryTopicOf FSEvents.