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On Feb 18, 2007, at 11:07 PM, felix winkelmann wrote:
On 2/16/07, Daishi Kato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Take a look at the uri egg.
What's the history of these two eggs?
I need to let http egg handle the query string.
Felix, how difficult is it to modify all eggs so that they use uri
instead of url? Or, to make url egg just inherit uri egg?
url came before uri and was written by me. Kon later ported
the uri egg from SLIB (IIRC). Since uri uses url, you could just
use the latter instead (uri is a superset, I think. Kon?)
Actually the uri egg doesn't "use" the url egg but provides
conversion routines. I guess the uri egg could be called a "superset"
but in my opinion it is misnamed. URI is an abstraction, a category
of specific resource naming systems. I think the uri egg is a
different url egg. (I would like to take what is desired in both,
combine, & have only one egg - url.)
I wanted to implement the abstraction, w/ pluggable parsers &
handlers, but never had the time.
The reason for porting the SLIB module was the url egg didn't handle
"file:/" urls correctly & I wanted such things for the logging egg.
cheers,
felix
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