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2005-02-23  Alexander Larsson  <alexl@redhat.com>

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	Remove old docs.

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-Adding Mime-Type Sensitive Context Menus to Nautilus
-November 10, 2002
-James Willcox <jwillcox@gnome.org>
-
-Ok, this is how it works:
-
-1)  User selects one or more files in the icon or list view
-
-2)  Nautilus queries bonobo-activation for all components that have the
-    following properties:
-
-	a)  Has an attribute named "nautilus:context_menu_handler", which is
-	    a boolean.
-	b)  Has an attribute named "nautilus:can_handle_multiple_files", which
-	    is also a boolean (I think its meaning is self explanatory)
-	c)  Implements IDL:Bonobo/Listener:1.0
-
-	Also, the normal nautilus component selection rules apply here, so it
-	will look at it bonobo:supported_mime_types,
-	bonobo:supported_uri_schemes, etc. as well.
-
-3)  Then, we look at each component, and find all attributes that start with
-    "nautilusverb:".  The part following the colon will be the event name that
-    gets passed to Bonobo::Listener::event().  The value of this attribute is
-    the text that should be displayed in the menu item.  So, you might have
-    something like the following for unpacking an archive:
-
-	<oaf_attribute name="nautilusverb:DoExtract" type="string" _value="Extract To..."/>
-
-    To specify an icon to display next to the context menu, you can
-    specify a nautilusverbicon property:
-
-	<oaf_attribute name="nautilusverbicon:DoExtract" type="string" _value="icon-name"/>
-
-    The icon will be taken from the current icon theme.
-
-    If the component has "nauitlus:can_handle_multiple_files" set to false,
-    the item will still be displayed when multiple files are selected, but
-    it will be insensitive.  When the user clicks the menu item, nautilus
-    activates the component, and invoked Bonobo::Listener::event() on it,
-    passing the event name and a CORBA sequence of the selected URIs as the
-    args.