[PATCH] kioslaves in konqueror

Alexander Neundorf neundorf at kde.org
Sun Nov 7 14:20:28 GMT 2004


On Sunday 07 November 2004 11:43, kfm-devel-request at kde.org wrote:
> On Friday 05 November 2004 23:12, Raul Fernandes wrote:
> > I've been developing a kioslave for RAR archives and couldn't find a way
> > to konqueror opens a RAR archive using the kioslave when I double-click
> > the archive.
> > I've discovered and followed this thread from kfm-devel list
> > (http://lists.kde.org/?l=kfm-devel&m=109959649007762&w=2) about the same
> > problem that Spiros Georgaras has with their kioslave (kio_mht). So, I've
> > found a piece of code that David Faure puts in a email and says to test
> > it. Well, I changed a little the code, test it and works perfectly here.
> > This is not in CVS currently, so I made this patch to be commited to CVS.
> > Is this patch ok???

Cool, this was one of the missing things in konqy, often requested :-)

> Thanks a lot for the testing and polishing - patch applied (as well as the
> mimetype changes).

One question: in kdebase/kioslave/man/ lives a manpart (I even forgot that I 
committed this to cvs),  which is basically a khtml-part which loads its file 
by redirecting it to a man-getjob.

Now with this patch it becomes superfluous if I understand correctly.
So should I remove the part from cvs and change the mimetype definitions of 
x-roff and x-troff-man accordingly ?

Second issue: konqy still doesn't recognize gzipped man pages as gzipped man 
pages (or does it in the meantime ? I'm still running a quite old kde 
here :-/
So can the Patterns entry in the mimetype-desktop file contain regexps ?
(so that a manpage would become something like .+\.\d\.gz)
If not, could this simply be changed or do we have to conform to some (fd.o) 
standards here ?

Bye
Alex
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