You put "pyfs: pythonmethod" in a gnome-vfs configuration file (notice that the README asks you to install the file pyfs.conf). Therefore, when a pyfs:// URI is requested, gnome-vfs loads libpythonmethod.so, which receives the 'pyfs' method name and then tries to import the python module 'pyfs'. The standard python path search, plus $(libdir)/gnome-vfs-2.0/modules. In this module, it looks for a class called 'pyfs_method'. It then creates a new instance of this class, and tries to get the vfs_xxxx methods, which are then used to implement the VFS operations.
Perhaps you should add this documentation as a comment in the file or a README next to it.
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