The Exec line spec isn't a reflection of (everything) what GNOME and
KDE
do, it is a recipe for how to create an Exec line that is supported by
GNOME and KDE and other conforming implementations and it provides
conforming implementations with a limited set of syntactical
constructions that they
Hi,
I'll preface all the comments by stating that the spec was originally
written by others. My meagre contribution amounted to adding the
Additional Sections (section 5.4), the examples and Joint System
Proposal, the many notes scattered throughout and correcting any
glaring spelling mistakes.
On Fri, 2006-11-03 at 10:53 -0800, Bastian, Waldo wrote:
1) According to the current spec Exec=foobar.sh %f and Exec=foobar.sh
%f are both valid and equivalent. Unfortunately gnome adds single quotes
around the filepath when using %f effectively making the path
unusable. The bright side is
2006/10/30, Jos van den Oever
jvdoever at gmail.com: To make it a bit more concrete (yes, you're probably not running strigi svn) here's some code that generates the xml output using kde3's metadata framework. I'm sure doing the same for other programs
is easy too. Then comes the hard task:
