it seems like a good idea. AFAICS, url.h has many functions, which
probably are not useful to expose in a gnulib module. What functions do
you exactly need?
For the disk filesystem module of libgnudpf we would be using url_parse
(valid url checking), url_escape, url_scheme, url_
Hi Jose,
it seems like a good idea. AFAICS, url.h has many functions, which
probably are not useful to expose in a gnulib module. What functions do
you exactly need?
Cheers,
Giuseppe
jema...@gnu.org (Jose E. Marchesi) writes:
> Hi Giuseppe.
>
> What do you think about making an 'url' gnulib
Hi Giuseppe.
What do you think about making an 'url' gnulib module containing the
(adapted) code from src/url.[ch] in wget? Such a module would ease the
management of urls in both libraries and programs. It is not funny to
link with libcurl just because you need to escape a url string, for
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