void URLGrabber::matchingMimeActions(const QString& clipData)
{
KUrl url(clipData);
KConfigGroup cg(KGlobal::config(), "Actions");
if(!cg.readEntry("EnableMagicMimeActions",true)) {
//kDebug() << "skipping mime magic due to configuration";
return;
}
if(!url.isValid()) {
//kDebug() << "skipping mime magic due to invalid url";
return;
}
if(url.isRelative()) { //openinng a relative path will just not work. what path should be used?
//kDebug() << "skipping mime magic due to relative url";
return;
}
if(url.isLocalFile()) {
if ( clipData == "//") {
//kDebug() << "skipping mime magic due to C++ comment //";
return;
}
if(!QFile::exists(url.toLocalFile())) {
//kDebug() << "skipping mime magic due to nonexistent localfile";
return;
}
}
// try to figure out if clipData contains a filename
KMimeType::Ptr mimetype = KMimeType::findByUrl( url, 0,
false,
true /*fast mode*/ );
// let's see if we found some reasonable mimetype.
// If we do we'll populate menu with actions for apps
// that can handle that mimetype
// first: if clipboard contents starts with http, let's assume it's "text/html".
// That is even if we've url like "http://www.kde.org/somescript.pl", we'll
// still treat that as html page, because determining a mimetype using kio
// might take a long time, and i want this function to be quick!
if ( ( clipData.startsWith( QLatin1String("http://") ) || clipData.startsWith( QLatin1String("https://") ) )
&& mimetype->name() != "text/html" )
{
// use a fake path to create a mimetype that corresponds to "text/html"
mimetype = KMimeType::findByPath( "/tmp/klipper.html", 0, true /*fast mode*/ );
}
if ( !mimetype->isDefault() ) {
ClipAction* action = new ClipAction( QString(), mimetype->comment() );
KService::List lst = KMimeTypeTrader::self()->query( mimetype->name(), "Application" );
foreach( const KService::Ptr &service, lst ) {
QHash<QChar,QString> map;
map.insert( 'i', "--icon " + service->icon() );
map.insert( 'c', service->name() );
QString exec = service->exec();
exec = KMacroExpander::expandMacros( exec, map ).trimmed();
action->addCommand( ClipCommand( exec, service->name(), true, service->icon() ) );
}
void EditActionDialog::onAddCommand()
{
m_model->addCommand(ClipCommand(i18n( "new command" ),
i18n( "Command Description" ),
true,
QLatin1String("") ));
m_ui->twCommandList->edit( m_model->index( m_model->rowCount()-1, 0 ));
}
