| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| none0 | No options. Just move file to user home trash directory not paying attention to partition where file resides. |
| fallbackToUserDir1 | If file that needs to be deleted resides on non-home partition and top trash directory ($topdir/.Trash/$uid) failed some check, fallback to user top trash directory ($topdir/.Trash-$uid). Makes sense only in conjunction with useTopDirs. |
| fallbackToHomeDir2 | If file that needs to be deleted resides on non-home partition and checks for top trash directories failed, fallback to home trash directory. Makes sense only in conjunction with useTopDirs. |
| useTopDirs4 | Whether to use top trash directories at all. If no fallbackToUserDir nor fallbackToHomeDir flags are set, and file that needs to be deleted resides on non-home partition, and top trash directory ($topdir/.Trash/$uid) failed some check, exception will be thrown. This can be used to report errors to administrator or user. |
| checkStickyBit8 | Whether to check presence of 'sticky bit' on $topdir/.Trash directory. Makes sense only in conjunction with useTopDirs. |
| all(TrashOptions.fallbackToUserDir | TrashOptions.fallbackToHomeDir | TrashOptions.checkStickyBit | TrashOptions.useTopDirs) | All flags set. |
Flags to rule the trashing behavior.
Valid only for freedesktop environments.