kdenetwork/kget/x-kgetlist.desktop

[Marc Mutz]

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Hi!

What's that mime type for? It's not referenced in kget's code and it 
seems to be just another text/uri-list, ie. what Qt uses for QUriDrag 
anyway.

Anyone care to explain why you can't just use text/uri-list?

- From rfc2483:

    The text/uri-list format is intended to be a very simple format for
    communicating such lists of URLs (and URNs) in a form suitable for
    automatic processing.

    The format of text/uri-list resources is:

    1) Any lines beginning with the '#' character are comment lines
        and are ignored during processing. (Note that URIs may contain
        the '#' character, so it is only a comment character when it is
        the first character on a line.)

    2) The remaining non-comment lines shall be URIs (URNs or URLs),
        encoded according to the URL or URN specifications (RFC2141,
        RFC1738 and RFC2396). Each URI shall appear on one and only one
        line. Very long URIs are not broken in the text/uri-list format.
        Content-transfer-encodings may be used to enforce line length
        limitations.

    3) As for all text/* formats, lines are terminated with a CRLF pair.

(Note that (3) only applies "on the wire")

    In applications where one URI has been mapped to a list of URIs, the
    first line of the text/uri-list response SHOULD be a comment giving
    the original URI.

    An example of the format is given below:

      # urn:isbn:0-201-08372-8
      http://www.huh.org/books/foo.html
      http://www.huh.org/books/foo.pdf
      ftp://ftp.foo.org/books/foo.txt

    Applications which use this media : URN resolvers are the initial
    applications. Web clients and proxies are applications that are
    likely to support this format in the future.

    Additional information :

    1. Magic number(s) : none at this time
    2. File extension(s) : .uris or .uri recommended
    3. Macintosh file type code : URIs recommended

Marc

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Marc Mutz <mutz at kde.org>
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