Move-to-trash procedure
Lassi Kortela
(28 Aug 2019 17:56 UTC)
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Re: Move-to-trash procedure
John Cowan
(29 Aug 2019 01:14 UTC)
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Re: Move-to-trash procedure
Lassi Kortela
(29 Aug 2019 06:03 UTC)
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Re: Move-to-trash procedure Lassi Kortela (29 Aug 2019 14:51 UTC)
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Re: Move-to-trash procedure
Arthur A. Gleckler
(29 Aug 2019 15:17 UTC)
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SQLite SRFI
Lassi Kortela
(29 Aug 2019 06:08 UTC)
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Mineral
Lassi Kortela
(29 Aug 2019 06:13 UTC)
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Re: SQLite SRFI
John Cowan
(29 Aug 2019 14:14 UTC)
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Re: Move-to-trash procedure Lassi Kortela 29 Aug 2019 14:51 UTC
> I understand your reasoning, and I agree that the clipboard belongs with > trash in a separate SRFI. Note that there are Python CLI programs > trash, trash-list, trash-restore, trash-empty that implement the > FreeDesktop protocol, so it isn't only desktop users who can trash. Thanks. That's true (and very neat - e.g. Emacs has a delete-by-moving-to-trash variable that presumably works even from the terminal). However command line programs should still adhere to the conventions set by GUI desktops since those came first. It's great that FreeDesktop has a clearly specified implementation. The clipboard can also be used from the command line. MacOS comes with pbcopy and pbpaste utilities (pb is short for pasteboard - a different name for the same thing). I can collaborate on a trash/clipboard SRFI if someone wants to write one. It'd be a fun exploration of Scheme FFI (knock on wood).