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text/x-purple-log = pidgin
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text/x-purple-log = pidgin
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text/x-purple-html-log = pidgin
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text/x-purple-html-log = pidgin
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text/x-python = text-x-python
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text/x-python = text-x-python
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[categories]
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[categories]
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# Categories group mime types by "kind". They can be used from the query
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# language as an "rclcat" clause. This is fully dynamic, you can change the
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# names and groups as you wish, only the mime types are stored in the index.
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# If you add/remove categories, you may also want to change the
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# "guifilters" section below.
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text = \
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text = \
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      application/msword \
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      application/msword \
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      application/pdf \
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      application/pdf \
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      application/postscript \
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      application/postscript \
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      application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document \
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      application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document \
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        application/x-fsdirectory \
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        application/x-fsdirectory \
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        application/x-mimehtml \
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        application/x-mimehtml \
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        application/x-rar \
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        application/x-rar \
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        application/x-webarchive \
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        application/x-webarchive \
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    application/zip \
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    application/zip \
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[guifilters]
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# This defines the top level filters in the GUI (accessed by the the
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# radiobuttons above the results area, or a toolbar combobox).
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# Each entry defines a label and a query language fragment that will be
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# applied to filter the current query if the option is activated.
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#
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# This does not really belong in mimeconf, but it does belong in the index
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# config (not the GUI one), because it's not necessarily the same in all
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# configs, it has to go somewhere, and it's not worth a separate config
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# file...
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# By default this filters by document category (see above), but any
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# language fragment should be ok. Be aware though that the "document
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# history" queries only know about simple "rclcat" filtering.
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text = rclcat:text
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spreadsheet = rclcat:spreadsheet
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presentation = rclcat:presentation
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media = rclcat:media
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message = rclcat:message
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other = rclcat:other
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