Hello!
First of all congratulations for this fantastic app!! It has been very
very very useful to (disorganized) me :)
I'm using Freemind (see
http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) to keep most
of my task list and organize several important info and projects.
So it would be v
Hello,
could someone at least say something like. No it's not possible, or yes
it is considered for version X.Y in 3 months from now? :P
Or am I in the wrong mailing list?
Best regards,
David
Seg, 2005-11-21 às 22:07 +, David Aveiro escreveu:
> Hello!
>
> First of all congratulations for t
David Aveiro wrote:
I'm using Freemind (see
http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) to keep most
of my task list and organize several important info and projects.
So it would be very useful that Beagle could index files with mm
extension (XML content), which is Freemind Maps fi
Hello,
Sex, 2005-12-02 às 19:56 +, Daniel Drake escreveu:
> David Aveiro wrote:>
> > So it would be very useful that Beagle could index files with mm
> > extension (XML content), which is Freemind Maps file extension.
>
> You should write a filter for those files. Mono includes extensive XML
David Aveiro wrote:
The main subject of my initial message is that it would be useful to
specify in a Beagle configuration file or something, a parameter that
could be a list of file extensions to be considered as plain text and
indexed by Beagle.
This because I assume lots of people and lots of
Sáb, 2005-12-03 às 00:04 +, Daniel Drake escreveu:
> Beagle indexes files of mimetype text/plain so the common case is covered,
> regardless of filename scheme. XML is different to plain text though, and
> there is no generic XML filter. Presumably the map files have an xml mimetype.
these
David Aveiro wrote:
these files start like this:
So because of the starting < Beagle does not index this? Or as beagle
doesn't recognize mm extension it doesn't even analyse the contents of
this file?
Beagle generally doesn't look at the file contents directly before deciding
whether to
Alan Trick wrote:
Is there a reason why it doesn't (look at the file)?
Yes, for the simple reason that beagle asks gnomevfs to tell us what kind of
file we're dealing with, and we don't care how it does it.
That may make some
sense in a windows environment, but I have a lot of files on the
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Alan Trick wrote:
> Is there a reason why
Robin Haswell wrote:
I fully agree with Daniel on this point, as a programmer I know in this
situation that we should index a file properly or not at all. However, i do
make some points:
1. Even if a file is not recognised can we still index its filename and
open it with the registered applicati
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 21:54:00 , Robin Haswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I fully agree with Daniel on this point, as a programmer I know in this
> situation that we should index a file properly or not at all. However, i do
> make some points:
>
> 1. Even if a file is not recognised can we sti
Robin Haswell wrote:
Wouldn't I need to know how to do it first? :-)
Seriously, I might do if you could point me at some good examples. I
don't know any languages inside out apart from PHP and its interweb
buddies, but I'm sure I could pick up Python or some other newbie
language pretty quick
On Monday 05 December 2005 16:54, Robin Haswell wrote:
> I fully agree with Daniel on this point, as a programmer I know in this
> situation that we should index a file properly or not at all. However, i do
> make some points:
>
> 1. Even if a file is not recognised can we still index its filename
Robin Haswell wrote:
Okay cheers, I'll look in to it when I get a moment.
As a quickie, wouldn't it make sense to allow filters to be written by
any language supported by mono?
Yes, and this is already the case, but any filters written should ideally be
written in C# so that we can ship them
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