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Represents a volume of a filesystem; typically, this corresponds to one physical or logical hard drive.

GLib.Opaque GLib.IWrapper Method System.String

Queries the human-readable name for a volume.

a a a This string can be displayed in a list of volumes that can be accessed, for example. Method Gtk.FilePath

Returns the base path of this volume.

a a a For example, a CD-ROM device may yield a path of "/mnt/cdrom" on Linux. Method System.Void

Frees memory used by this data structure.

a a XXX: should this even exist? Method Gdk.Pixbuf

Returns an icon to represent this volume.

a a a a a Method System.Boolean

Tries to mount an unmounted volume.

a a a , true if the volume was mounted successfully, false otherwise. This may cause the signal in the to be emitted. Method System.Boolean

Queries whether a volume is mounted or not.

a a a If the volume is not mounted, it can be mounted with . Constructor

Public constructor. For internal use; do not use.

a , pointer to the underlying C object. a