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uri - Uniform Resource Identifiers for Common Lisp
Table of contents
- Description
- Author
- Author comments
- Documentation
- Platforms
- Dependencies
- Installation
- Configuration
- Licence
- Notes
- Examples
- Franz Inc. Open Source Info
Description
Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) for Common Lisp. URIs, a superset of URLs, define a syntax for identifying an abstract or physical resource. Read the RFC below for more general information about URIs.
Author
Kevin Layer, Franz Inc.
Author comments
This is the same URI implementation that first appeared in Allegro CL 6.0. Following RFC 2396 as closely as possible was an important goal for the project, and some of the tests came directly from the RFC.
Platforms
All ACL versions.
Dependencies
Allegro Common Lisp and the tester library for the test suite.
Installation
Start your lisp and load uri.cl which is part of this project:
(load "/path/to/your/uri.cl")
To run the test suite, load the tests.
(load "/pathto/your/t-uri.cl")
Configuration
Setting the variable net.url:*strict-parse* to a boolean will
control how strict the parser is.
Documentation
See the franz uri documentation.
License
The uri source code is licensed under the terms of the Lisp Lesser GNU Public License, known as the LLGPL. The LLGPL consists of a preamble and the LGPL. Where these conflict, the preamble takes precedence. This project is referenced in the preamble as the LIBRARY.
Notes
See the file rfc2396.txt that is part of this project for more info.
Examples and Information
See the link in the documentation section above.
Franz Open Source Info
This project's homepage is http://opensource.franz.com. There is an informal community support and development mailing list opensource@franz.com for these open source projects. We encourage you to take advantage by subscribing to the list. Once you're subscribed, email to opensource@franz.com with your questions, comments, suggestions, and patches.








