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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    [Fwd: KFM Url completion patch...]
From:       Stephan Kulow <coolo () kde ! org>
Date:       1999-01-27 10:19:40
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Hi!

What do you think? I guess kfm is becoming more and
more a webbrowser than a file manager, but would it
work currently to type into it "homeworks" and it changes
to homeworks? I wouldn't want to see it going to http://homeworks
then.

Greetings, Stephan

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Please find attached a patch for kde1.1pre2 which makes the URL completion
just a little bit smarter.  The old url completion code makes the
assumption only that if I put a www. on the front, I want to go to a web
page via httpd.  This patch instead assumes that if you don't have a / on
the front, or (and this is a key part) there is no ":" in the url, that in
fact we are typing a web site and so prepends http:// to the front.

Note: I originally wrote this patch for kde1.1pre1 but hadn't sent it in.
In order to make this diff, I hand pasted the code into the kde1.1pre2
kfmgui code and then did a diff.  Please let me know if you have any
questions or problems with this code.

Jiva DeVoe

["kfmgui.diff" (TEXT/PLAIN)]

--- kfmgui.cpp	Fri Jan 22 07:02:24 1999
+++ kfmnew.cpp	Tue Jan 26 22:45:45 1999
@@ -749,6 +749,11 @@
 	else if (url.find("ftp.") == 0)
 	  url.prepend("ftp://");
 
+	// if the url does not begin with a / and it has no : in it (indicating it's not a proper URL,
+	// then make it a proper URL by appending an http:// to the front of it. (Jiva 01/26/98)
+	else if(!(url.find("/")==0) && (url.find(":") < 0))
+	  url.prepend("http://");
+
 	KURL u( url.data() );
 	if ( u.isMalformed() )
 	{


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