commit: horde/config mime_drivers.php.dist mime_mapping.php.dist horde/docs CHANGES horde/lib/MIME Magic.php Viewer.php horde/lib/MIME/Viewer default.php enscript.php php.php

[avsm@horde.org]

avsm        2001/04/15 16:38:03 PDT

  Modified files:
    docs                 CHANGES 
  Added files:
    config               mime_drivers.php.dist 
                         mime_mapping.php.dist 
    lib/MIME             Magic.php Viewer.php 
    lib/MIME/Viewer      default.php enscript.php php.php 
  Log:
  Here we go!  An experimental new framework to render any input file
  into any output format.  It consists of:
  
  - MIME_Magic: currently takes a file extension and maps it onto
    a MIME type.  If a useful MIME type cannot be determined, then
    it maps onto a special x-extension/* namespace, which can be used
    as a normal MIME type by the rest of the framework.
  
  - MIME_Viewer: a factory class which accepts a MIME_Part object, and
    returns a subclass which is capable of rendering the object.
  
  - MIME_Viewer_php: this handles any PHP source code, and invokes the
    internal PHP routines to syntax-highlight it
  
  - MIME_Viewer_enscript: GNU enscript pretty-print driver
  
  - MIME_Viewer_default: A pass-through if we don't have any other drivers
  
  There are two new configuration files:
  
  mime_mapping.php - Apache uses a mime.types file to determine a MIME
  type for common extensions.  However, we want web-server independence,
  and give users the ability to extend the extension -> MIME mapping
  for themselves if they desire.  There is a script in scripts/mime_mapping
  which can sync the Apache mime.types file with a mime_mapping.php
  configuration file in PHP format.  This also saves us the trouble
  of opening and parsing the mime.types file every single time.
  
  mime_drivers.php - The configuration file for the drivers.  Commented.
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.132     +3 -0      horde/docs/CHANGES