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Subject: Re: Aurora suggestion (relative URLs in OBJECT tag)
From: Chris Waterson <waterson () netscape ! com>
Date: 1998-10-09 17:34:46
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After thinking about it some more, I'm not so sure that allowing relative
URLs in the OBJECT tag are really that great of an idea after all. Turns
out you need to specify fully qualified URLs in the RDF source anyway, and
mixing relative and absolute URLs just ends up being confusing as all hell.
So I think I'm going to retract my previous suggestion.
That aside, this routine needs a little housecleaning to handle error
cases, as you've suggested.
chris
Mike Shaver wrote:
> Chris Waterson wrote:
> > ! XP_ASSERT(url != NULL);
>
> In addition to asserting this, do you want code that returns NULL if url
> is NULL, like you have below for absolute_url?
>
> Mike
>
> --
> 348480.08 293950.67
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After thinking about it some more, I'm not so sure that allowing relative
URLs in the OBJECT tag are really that great of an idea after all.
Turns out you need to specify fully qualified URLs in the RDF source <i>anyway</i>,
and mixing relative and absolute URLs just ends up being confusing as all
hell. So I think I'm going to retract my previous suggestion.
<p>That aside, this routine needs a little housecleaning to handle error
cases, as you've suggested.
<p>chris
<p>Mike Shaver wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Chris Waterson wrote:
<br>> ! XP_ASSERT(url != NULL);
<p>In addition to asserting this, do you want code that returns NULL if
url
<br>is NULL, like you have below for absolute_url?
<p>Mike
<p>--
<br>348480.08 293950.67</blockquote>
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