Details
PATH_SEP
A int macro that represents the character used as
the path separator in this operating system
PATH_SEP_STR
A char * string that represents the character used as
the path separator in this operating system.  This comes in string fashion.
gnome_libdir_file ()
| char*       gnome_libdir_file               (const char *filename); | 
Locates a shared file either in the GNOMEDIR tree, the GNOME
installation directory or in the current directory
gnome_datadir_file ()
| char*       gnome_datadir_file              (const char *filename); | 
Locates a shared file either in the GNOMEDIR tree, the GNOME
installation directory or in the current directory
gnome_sound_file ()
| char*       gnome_sound_file                (const char *filename); | 
Locates a sound file either in the GNOMEDIR tree, the GNOME
installation directory or in the current directory
gnome_pixmap_file ()
| char*       gnome_pixmap_file               (const char *filename); | 
gnome_config_file ()
| char*       gnome_config_file               (const char *filename); | 
Locates a configuration file ($prefix/etc) in the GNOMEDIR tree, the
GNOME installation direcory or the current directory.
gnome_unconditional_libdir_file ()
| char*       gnome_unconditional_libdir_file (const char *filename); | 
gnome_unconditional_datadir_file ()
| char*       gnome_unconditional_datadir_file
                                            (const char *filename); | 
gnome_unconditional_sound_file ()
| char*       gnome_unconditional_sound_file  (const char *filename); | 
gnome_unconditional_pixmap_file ()
| char*       gnome_unconditional_pixmap_file (const char *filename); | 
gnome_unconditional_config_file ()
| char*       gnome_unconditional_config_file (const char *filename); | 
g_file_test ()
| int         g_file_test                     (const char *filename,
                                             int test); | 
test is one of:
G_FILE_TEST_ISFILE, to check if the pathname is a file
G_FILE_TEST_ISLINK, to check if the pathname is a symlink
G_FILE_TEST_ISDIR,  to check if the pathname is a directory
g_file_exists ()
| int         g_file_exists                   (const char *filename); | 
g_copy_strings
Deprecated. Use g_strconcat().
g_unix_error_string ()
| const char* g_unix_error_string             (int error_num); | 
g_concat_dir_and_file ()
| char*       g_concat_dir_and_file           (const char *dir,
                                             const char *file); | 
g_filename_index()
| #define     g_filename_index(path) | 
g_filename_pointer
| #define     g_filename_pointer | 
g_extension_pointer ()
| const char* g_extension_pointer             (const char *path); | 
g_copy_vector ()
| char**      g_copy_vector                   (char **vec); | 
g_flatten_vector
Deprecated. Use g_strjoinv().
gnome_util_user_home()
| #define     gnome_util_user_home() | 
Deprecated. Use g_get_home_dir().
gnome_util_prepend_user_home()
| #define     gnome_util_prepend_user_home(x) | 
Deprecated. Use g_get_home_dir() and g_concat_dir_and_file().
gnome_util_home_file()
| #define     gnome_util_home_file(afile) | 
Deprecated.
gnome_util_user_shell ()
| char*       gnome_util_user_shell           (void); | 
Get the user's shell.
g_is_image_filename ()
| gboolean    g_is_image_filename             (const char *path); | 
Deprecated. Extra lame way of figuring if a filename is an image file.  You
should use the gnome_mime functions instead and match against "image/".
Deprecated. Use gnome-mime stuff instead.