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Re: [ramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Bug#335190: zsh: Enhancements to zsh-mime-handler]

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From: "R.Ramkumar" <ramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Peter Stephenson <p.w.stephenson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [ramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Bug#335190: zsh: Enhancements to zsh-mime-handler]
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 23:46:09 +0530
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In-reply-to: <20051025234526.4f7402be.p.w.stephenson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> (Peter Stephenson's message of "Tue, 25 Oct 2005 23:45:26 +0100")
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Hi!

> It would be quite nice to have a couple of examples illustrating
> mailcap-prio-flags.

Some two examples I could think of, immediately :)

# From my .zshrc file. Prefers entries needing the terminal, then
# those using a display

'*needsterminal*' '*test=test -n "$DISPLAY"*' '*test=test "$DISPLAY" != ""*'

# This is probably good for a text-based terminal

'*needsterminal*' '*copiousoutput*'

I don't know of any non-standard flags in mailcap, except for
'priority', which is used by Debian's update-mime. If anyone knows
more of these non-standard flags, may be we can get better
examples.

Regards,
Ramkumar.

-- 
I dunno, I hear Microsoft has an app that will make Windows
run pretty damned fast. I believe they called it FDISK.
                             --from a Slashdot post

References:
- [ramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Bug#335190: zsh: Enhancements to zsh-mime-handler]
  - From: Clint Adams
- Re: [ramk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Bug#335190: zsh: Enhancements to zsh-mime-handler]
  - From: Peter Stephenson

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