Remove the reference to PATH, as it may confuse developers who expect
a separator between locations. The ordering has been made explicit,
including the position of writableLocation() if it can be determined.
Note that some implementations may allow the empty string.
Change-Id: I134db44dd8bea437824a1d0bf8ed373ec655ab04
Reviewed-by: David Faure <faure@kde.org>
Returns all the directories where files of \a type belong.
- Much like the PATH variable, it returns the directories in order of priority,
- starting with the user-specific writableLocation() for the \a type.
+ The list of directories is sorted from high to low priority, starting with
+ writableLocation() if it can be determined. This list is empty if no locations
+ for \a type are defined.
+
+ \sa writableLocation()
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