KFileMetaData::Type
Enumerations | |
enum | Type { FirstType = 0 , Empty = 0 , Archive , Audio , Video , Image , Document , Spreadsheet , Presentation , Text , Folder , LastType = Folder } |
Detailed Description
The Type namespace.
Enumeration Type Documentation
◆ Type
A Type represents a way to represent a way to group files based on a higher level view, which the user generally expects.
Every extractor provides a list of types applicable for each file.
Enumerator | |
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Archive | A file which contains a compressed collection of other files eg - tar, zip, rar, gz File types which use e.g. zip as an implementation detail - Java JAR files, OpenDocument formats, etc. - are not treated as Archive. |
Audio | Used to mark any file which just contains audio. Do not use this type if the file also contains Video |
Video | Any file which contains Video. It may also contain Audio |
Image | Any Image file. This includes both raster and vector formats. |
Document | Any file which counts as a document. Documents are generally files which contain rich text, formatting and maybe images, but also just plain text. |
Spreadsheet | A SpreadSheet file. This is a specialization of the Document type Any file which has this type should also have the Document type |
Presentation | A Presentation file. This is a specialization of the Document type. Any file which has this type should also have the Document type |
Text | Any file which contains text data (i.e. not binary data) counts as a Text file. As this also includes various file types which contain data collections (e.g. csv, json) or code (e.g. QML, Makefile), "Document" is typically the more appropriate type. |
Folder | A directory or folder. |
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