On Thu, 2007-11-08 at 17:00 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > I sometimes use gattrib on a schematic and sometimes gschem.
> >
> > Does that count as stupid ;-)
>
> No, the type of stupid I'm thinking of is "let's create a new PCB file
> format, but not have one executable be able to read both the old and
> new formats."
Examples from gtranslator (which I'm looking at to add a mime-type
install...)
application/x-po:
open=gtranslator %f
view=gtranslator %f
edit=gtranslator %f
_description=Gettext po file
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@/gnome-application-x-po.png
application/x-po-gz:
application/x-po-bz2:
application/x-po-compress:
application/x-po-zip:
open=gtranslator %f
view=gtranslator %f
edit=gtranslator %f
_description=Compressed gettext po file
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@/gnome-application-x-po.png
application/x-gmo:
open=gtranslator %f
view=gtranslator %f
edit=gtranslator %f
_description=Compiled gettext po file
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@/gnome-application-x-gmo.png
So, perhaps it would be...
application/x-geda-schematic
application/x-geda-schematic-zip
etc..
The magic for identifying the contents would be different in both cases,
so we'd want different mime types.
Peter
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