it seems like a good idea. AFAICS, url.h has many functions, which
probably are not useful to expose in a gnulib module. What functions do
you exactly need?
For the disk filesystem module of libgnudpf we would be using url_parse
(valid url checking), url_escape, url_scheme, url_string, url_file_name
and are_urls_equal. We would then contribute additional functions like
url_from_file.
I would be using the module for recutils as well.
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