Quoth Shawn Walker on Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 01:43:55AM -0500: > I can't divine clearly enough from the libscf man pages, etc. (or the > dtd -- where's my dtd documentation?!?) what the difference is between a > ustring and a uri.
uri typed properties are validated by valid_uri() in lib/libscf/common/scf_type.c . > I have a uri (minus scheme) I want users to specify via an smf property. > What type should my property be to contain a uri such as > "http://foo.example": uri or ustring? Your properties should be as specific a type as possible, so that generic tools can validate values, or provide more specific user interfaces. Though I'm not sure whether valid_uri() allows URIs without schemes. I think you're right about the documentation being in the wrong place. Please file a bug to move it. And maybe a bug to clarify the difference between the URI & ustring types. David
