Dear all,
I’m trying to understand the rationale behind the definition of the function
url_general in url.cpp:
url
url_general (string name, int type= URL_SYSTEM) {
if (starts (name, "local:")) return url_local (name (6, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "file://")) return url_file (name (7, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "http://";)) return url_http (name (7, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "https://";)) return url_https (name (8, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "ftp://";)) return url_ftp (name (6, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "tmfs://")) return url_tmfs (name (7, N (name)));
if (starts (name, "//")) return url_blank (name (2, N (name)));
#ifdef OS_ANDROID
if (starts (name, "content://")) return url_content (name (10, N (name)));
#endif
if (heuristic_is_path (name, type)) return url_path (name, type);
if (heuristic_is_default (name, type)) return url_default (name, type);
if (heuristic_is_mingw_default (name, type)) return url_mingw_default (name,
type);
if (type != URL_CLEAN_UNIX) {
if (heuristic_is_http (name)) return url_http (name);
if (heuristic_is_ftp (name)) return url_ftp (name);
}
return url_get_name (name, type);
}
I would like to allow other URLs, for example mail messages in MacOS are
defined via URL of the form
message:%[email protected]%3E
and can be opened form the command line via
open message:%[email protected]%3E
but I cannot create for them hyperlinks in documents, as the schema is not
recognized by url_general.
Do you see any solution to have a more general approach to URLs? Also the code
above looks quite repetitive, but maybe there is a reason for this.
@Joris??
Max
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