[gopher] Re: pygopherd & ASK

["Timm Murray" <hardburn@runbox.com>]

<>
> class EnhancedGopherProtocol(rfc1436.GopherProtocol):
>     def renderobjinfo(self, entry):
>         return entry.gettype() + \
>                entry.getname() + "\t" + \
>                entry.getselector() + "\t" + \
>                entry.gethost(default =3D self.server.server_name) + "\t" =
+ \
>                str(entry.getport(default =3D self.server.server_port)) + =
"\t" + \
>                str(entry.getsize()) + "\t" + \
>                entry.getmimetype() + "\t" + \
>                entry.getencoding() + "\t" + \
>                entry.getlanguage()
>=20
> That is, you take the RFC1436 standard gopher and tack on new fields at t=
he
> end for the file size, its MIME type, encoding, and language.  Should be
> easy enough to parse and ignore as the case may be.

Personally, I think all non-RFC1436 fields should be delimited somehow, e.g=
.:

<RFC1436 fields>\tsize: 287\tmime: text/plain\tencoding: Latin-1\tlanguage:=
 en\r\n

But I think I need to review the Gopher+ docs again.