void KMimeTypeTest::testAllMimeTypes()
{
const KMimeType::List lst = KMimeType::allMimeTypes(); // does NOT include aliases
QVERIFY(!lst.isEmpty());
for (KMimeType::List::ConstIterator it = lst.begin();
it != lst.end(); ++it) {
const KMimeType::Ptr mime = (*it);
const QString name = mime->name();
//qDebug( "%s", qPrintable( name ) );
QVERIFY(!name.isEmpty());
QCOMPARE(name.count('/'), 1);
const KMimeType::Ptr lookedupMime = KMimeType::mimeType(name);
QVERIFY(lookedupMime); // not null
if (name != "application/vnd.ms-word" && name != "application/x-pkcs7-certificates"
&& name != "application/x-x509-ca-cert"
&& name != "application/x-vnd.kde.kexi" // due to /usr/share/mime/packages/kde.xml from KDE4
&& name != "application/x-kexiproject-sqlite" // due to /usr/share/mime/packages/kde.xml from KDE4
&& name != "application/vnd.sun.xml.base" // libreoffice.xml messing things up yet again
) {
QCOMPARE(lookedupMime->name(), name);
// if this fails, you have an alias defined as a real mimetype too!
//
// Note: this also happens with x-win-lnk when your kde.xml defines it as an alias, while
// /usr/share/mime/packages/kde.xml defines it as a real mimetype. This is a false positive,
// remove one of the kde.xml files.
//
// It also happens with application/x-pkcs7-certificates due to
// /usr/share/mime/packages/gcr-crypto-types.xml. Remove that file and run
// `update-mime-database /usr/share/mime`.
}
}
}
void KMimeTypeTest::testAllMimeTypes()
{
const KMimeType::List lst = KMimeType::allMimeTypes(); // does NOT include aliases
QVERIFY( !lst.isEmpty() );
for ( KMimeType::List::ConstIterator it = lst.begin();
it != lst.end(); ++it ) {
const KMimeType::Ptr mime = (*it);
const QString name = mime->name();
//qDebug( "%s", qPrintable( name ) );
QVERIFY( !name.isEmpty() );
QCOMPARE( name.count( '/' ), 1 );
QVERIFY( mime->isType( KST_KMimeType ) );
const KMimeType::Ptr lookedupMime = KMimeType::mimeType( name );
QVERIFY( lookedupMime ); // not null
QCOMPARE( lookedupMime->name(), name ); // if this fails, you have an alias defined as a real mimetype too!
}
}