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Egon Willighagen wrote:
>> It uses Magic only when the file type cannot be guessed from the file
>> name pattern
>
>Mmmm...
>
>> (not just the suffix, mind you).
>
>Interesting statement... How would 'bla.h' help?

Example: static libraries are lib*.a; shared libraries are detected by=20
magic.

>> So a file ending in .h will be assumed to be a C header always.
>
>What if some other program uses this extension too? I don't know other
> mime types that use *.h, but have seen other clashes... (think of .log)

We apply the highlander principle: there can be only one. So, all *.log=20
are of one type if text/x-log defines Patterns=3D*.log

>extension -> mime type is not the option KDE (4.0) should aim at... IMHO

Not an option. It will do that.

=2D-=20
  Thiago Macieira  -  thiago (AT) macieira.info - thiago (AT) kde.org
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