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| This example shows how to pass a Chrome FileSystem to the Native Client |
| module. The standard Pepper FileSystem (see examples/api/file_io) only |
| allows you to write to a sandboxed filesystem, but the Chrome FileSystem |
| allows you to write directly to a directory on the user's filesystem. |
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| Click the button below and choose a directory. A new FileSystem will be |
| created which contains that directory. It will then be passed to the Native |
| Client module, where it will be used to write a file in that directory |
| called hello_from_nacl.txt. |
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