From quanta-devel  Mon Aug 29 09:06:20 2005
From: Andras Mantia <amantia () kde ! org>
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 09:06:20 +0000
To: quanta-devel
Subject: Re: [quanta-devel] open .js file in quanta
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On Sunday 28 August 2005 23:52, Yan Morin wrote:
>  From what I'm understanding of this code:
> kdewebdev/quanta/utility/quantacommon.cpp:303
>
> Quanta could open .js files without 'binary warning' if the files
> kdelibs/mimetypes/application/x-javascript.desktop would contains
> this property
>
> [Property::X-KDE-text]
> Type=3Dbool
> Value=3Dtrue

This should be present in a mimetype description file to NOT get the=20
warning. Otherwise it is not possible to find if a file is binary or=20
not.

> or that someones creates a
> kdelibs/mimetypes/text/x-javascript.desktop files.
Yes, this is also a solution.

> Note: on my system, .js extension is only associated with
> application/x-javascript.
Indeed, it does not have the text property. I will add it (for KDE 3.5).


> Other thing, is there a reason why quanta don't have a filter for
> text/css or application/x-javascript files by default in
> kdewebdev/quanta/src/quanta.cpp:351 ?
No. :-) But it should be done in some other way, not hardcoding the=20
list. For example gather the information from the installed DTEPs.

BTW, I see you could post now here. If you really want to help us, I=20
suggest to check out the branches/work/kdevquanta code. This is what=20
will become the next Quanta version. It relies on KDevelop libraries=20
and currently requires a QUanta installation as well. See the README=20
from there.=20
 Of course, you can still help with the current Quanta as this is what=20
will become 3.5, but we are already in feature freeze, meaning that=20
only bugfixes are possible.
 In any case, just ask like now. :-)

Andras


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Quanta Plus developer - http://quanta.kdewebdev.org
K Desktop Environment - http://www.kde.org

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