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Richard Smith wrote:
>That has the square-rectangle problem. A QUrl is not a QUri, since there
> are things you can do to a QUri that you cannot do to a QUrl (like set
> it to "foo:bar"). Likewise a QUri is not a QUrl, since there are things
> you can do to a QUrl that you cannot do to a QUri (like get/set the
> path or hostname).

I don't agree. Every URL is a URI.

What I haven't come up with yet is a good representation of that in C++.

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