Larry Masinter
Larry Masinter
also some things you might not be aware of -- most Interlisp code assumes the character of XNS (Xerox Network Systems) but there is support for writing out source and...
how about a new repo "Interlisp/utilities" then? lsee, restore-versions, repo-independent build yamls might fit there too
git can provide the name anf email address supplied by whoever did the commit. And our online users (if they want to keep files) will have supplied name and email...
the edited dates are ugly and hard to read, and it seems they pile up. I like the keeping info about who edited what when, but I'm not sure it...
For multipart/related, we invented a scheme "thismessage:". You could use "thismessage::/" as the base if you didn't have one, and remove it when if was there when done. https://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes/uri-schemes.xhtml#thismessage
You could use thismessage:/ which was set up exactly for this purpose when defining multipart/related
you might check with @jyasskin for another use of relative URLs for browsers. Relative URLs were an important part of multipart/related capture of relationship of components in a saved web...
I think this is #24 #416
it would be useful to start with the BNF of RFC 3986 and make changes as necessary. at least to explain the differences and exceptions.
> I want an end to the situation where an essential building block of the internet has two incompatible specifications that cannot be unified I tried over many years to...