class KURIFilterData

Public Types

• enum URITypes { NET_PROTOCOL=0, LOCAL_FILE, LOCAL_DIR, EXECUTABLE, HELP, SHELL, BLOCKED, ERROR, UNKNOWN }

Public Methods

•  KURIFilterData ()
•  KURIFilterData ( const KURL& url )
•  KURIFilterData ( const QString& url )
•  KURIFilterData ( const KURIFilterData& )
•  ~KURIFilterData ()
• bool  hasBeenFiltered () const
• KURL  uri () const
• QString  errorMsg () const
• URITypes  uriType () const
• void  setData ( const QString& url )
• void  setData ( const KURL& url )
• bool  setAbsolutePath ( const QString& )
• QString  absolutePath () const
• bool  hasAbsolutePath () const
• QString  argsAndOptions () const
• bool  hasArgsAndOptions () const
• QString  iconName ()
• KURIFilterData&  operator= ( const KURL& url )
• KURIFilterData&  operator= ( const QString& url )

Protected Methods

• void  init ( const KURL& url = QString::null )

Detailed Description

This is a basic message object used for exchanging filtering information between the filter plugins and the application whenever the application requires more information about the URI than just a filtered version of it. Any application can create an instance of this class and send it to KURIFilter to have the filter plugins fill the necessary information.

Example

   QString text = "kde.org";
   KURIFilterData d = text;
   bool filtered = KURIFilter::self()->filter( d );
   if( filtered )
     print ( "URI: %s\n"Filtered URI: %s\n URI Type: %i\n"Was Filtered: %i"
             text.latin1(), d.uri().url().latin1(), d.uriType(), filtered );

The above code should yield the following output:

   URI: kde.org
   Filtered URI: http://kde.org
   URI Type: 0            <== means NET_PROTOCOL
   Was Filtered: 1        <== means the URL was successfully filtered

Describes the type of URI to be filtered.

This enumerator prvoides the return value for uriType. A breif description for each value:

• NET_PROTOCOL - Any network protocol: http, ftp, nttp, pop3, etc...
• LOCAL_FILE - A local file whose executable flag is not set
• LOCAL_DIR - A local directory
• EXECUTABLE - A local file whose executable flag is set
• HELP - A man or info page
• SHELL - A shell executable (ex: echo "Test..." >> ~/testfile)
• BLOCKED - A URI that should be blocked/filtered (ex: ad filtering)
• ERROR - An incorrect URI (ex: "~johndoe" when user johndoe does not exist in that system )
• UNKNOWN - A URI that is not identified. Default value when a KURIFilterData is first created.

Default constructor.

Creates a URIFilterData object.

Creates a URIFilterData object from the given URL.

Parameters:

url	is the URL to be filtered.

Creates a URIFilterData object from the given string.

Parameters:

url	is the string to be filtered.

Copy constructor.

Creates a URIFilterData object from another URI filter data object.

Parameters:

data	the uri filter data to be copied.

Destructor.

[const]

This method has been deprecated and will always return TRUE. You should instead use the result from the KURIFilter::filterURI() calls.

[const]

Returns the filtered or the original URL.

This function returns the filtered url if one of the plugins sucessfully filtered the original URL. Otherwise, it returns the original URL. See hasBeenFiltered() and

Returns: the filtered or original url.

[const]

Returns an error message.

This functions returns the error message set by the plugin whenever the uri type is set to KURIFilterData::ERROR. Otherwise, it returns a QString::null.

Returns: the error message or a NULL when there is none.

[const]

Returns the URI type.

This method always returns KURIFilterData::UNKNOWN if the given URL was not filtered.

Sets the URL to be filtered.

Use this function to set the string to be filtered when you construct an empty filter object.

Parameters:

url	the string to be filtered.

Same as above except the argument is a URL.

Use this function to set the string to be filtered when you construct an empty filter object.

Parameters:

url	the URL to be filtered.

Sets the absolute path to be used whenever the supplied data is a relative local URL.

NOTE: This function works only for a local resource and expects the absolute path to the relative URL set in this meta object. If you are extracting the absolute path from a KURL object, make sure you always set the argument below using KURL::path() instead of KURL::url() so that "file:/" would not be appended! Otherwise, the filter might not be able to make correct determination whether the relative URL locally exists!

Parameters:

abs_path

the abolute path to the local resource.

Returns: true if absolute path is successfully set. Otherwise, false.

[const]

Returns the absolute path if one has already been set.

[const]

Returns true if the supplied data has an absolute path.

[const]

Returns the command line options and arguments for a local resource when present.

Returns: options and arguments when present, otherwise QString::null

[const]

Returns true if the current data is a local resource with command line options and arguments.

Returns the name of the icon that matches the current filtered URL.

NOTE that this function will return a NULL string by default and when no associated icon is found.

Returns: the name of the icon associated with the resource

Overloaded assigenment operator.

This function allows you to easily assign a KURL to a KURIFilterData object.

Returns: an instance of a KURIFilterData object.

Overloaded assigenment operator.

This function allows you to easily assign a QString to a KURIFilterData object.

Returns: an instance of a KURIFilterData object.

[protected]

Initializes the KURIFilterData on construction.