- From: D R <de3940@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 12:53:46 +0300
- To: ietf-http-wg@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAA4aZexr183N2SeymOJ5me87gqFKPg0B4Zq7Y54qKPesEbW57w@mail.gmail.com>
I noticed I missed a slash at the example: "/folder_c 6.jpg 7.jpg" should have been "/folder_c/ 6.jpg 7.jpg" Dvir On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 12:46 PM, D R <de3940@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > Lets say, we want these resources: > /folder_a/1.jpg > /folder_a/2.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a/3.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a/4.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a2/8.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a2/9.jpg > /folder_b/5.jpg > /folder_c/6.jpg > /folder_c/7.jpg > so instead of writing this value at the ":path" header field: > "/folder_a/1.jpg /folder_a/2.jpg /folder_a/sub_folder_a/3.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a/4.jpg /folder_a/sub_folder_a2/8.jpg > /folder_a/sub_folder_a2/9.jpg /folder_b/5.jpg /folder_c/6.jpg > /folder_c/7.jpg" > > we can use this shorter format for the header field: > "/folder_a/ 1.jpg 2.jpg sub_folder_a/ 3.jpg 4.jpg ../sub_folder_a2/ 8.jpg > 9.jpg /folder_b/5.jpg /folder_c 6.jpg 7.jpg" > > The idea behind the new format is to represent a directed forest (graph > theory): > - when a token begins with "/", than it represents a new directed tree in > the forest. > - when a token ends with "/", than it is a cut vertex of the current tree, > and it is part of the path of the rest of the following vertexes of the > current tree. > - when a token doesn't end with a "/", than it is a leaf (a resource), and > all the previous cut vertexes of the current tree, build it path. > - when a token begins with this pattern "(?:../)+" with n repetitions, > than when we build the path of the rest of the vertexes of the current > tree, than we should go up in the directed tree n times. > > I hope my explanation is clear, > > Thanks, > Dvir >
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