21 Nov
2011
21 Nov
'11
12:21 p.m.
On Sunday 20 November 2011, Richard J.M. Hill wrote:
On Sunday 20 November 2011, Laurent Dard wrote:
Another observation in the same vein... There are two files in
my .kde/share/config * directory which contain the string [Desktop
Entry]. These are konsolerc and kpdfrc. In the case of kpdfrc, the
first line in the file says [Desktop Entry] and that file appears as an
executable file in Konqueror. The konsolerc file has [$Version] on the
first line followed by version information. If I copy the first two lines
from konsolerc into kpdfrc, and then edit konsole to read kpdf ;-) the
file is now identified as plain text by Konqueror, and Kpdf still
functions normally. I don't know why Konsole and Kpdf create config
files which contain the string [Desktop Entry] though...
* I am running KDE 3.5.10, built from source, on Slackware 12.2
Richard
--
Stupidity is its own reward.
Konqueror wrongly recognizes some files as of
type:
* diff (as stated here: http://bugs.kde.org/116272
* Java code (the gtkrc file type which is 'UTF-8 Unicode C++ program text')
I have another non-technical observation... My gtkrc file contains two
lines with the word class in them. Since I associate the word class
with Java, I thought I would see what would happen if I deleted them
from a copy of the gtkrc file. Surprise! Konqueror recognizes them as
plain text! Even more interesting, is that if I delete only ONE line
with the word class in it, it still works! Not only that, but it doesn't
matter which of the two lines I delete!
Next, I thought I would add the word class to a file which Konqueror
identified as plain text. If I added the word class to kpatrc twice
Konqueror identified it as a Java file.
Richard.