Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Doc/panc/stdtpl/types

Timestamp:

Nov 30, 2007, 4:05:45 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

/O=GRID-FR/C=FR/O=CNRS/OU=LAL/CN=Charles Loomis

Comment:

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Doc/panc/stdtpl/types

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 A value that is either a valid IPv4 or IPv6 network address.
 
+=== type_network_name, is_network_name(string) ===
+
+A value that is either a valid host name (with domain), IP address, has the form ".domain", or the form "IP/mask".
+
 == Hostname-Related Types ==
 
@@ -80 +84 @@
 A value of the form "hostname:port".  The individual component are verified to be also correct.
 
+== Web and Email Types ==
 
+=== type_URI, is_URI(string) ===
 
+This defines an URI according to RFC2396.  Note that this is the most general URI which allows opaque URIs, hostbased URIs, and relative URIs. You may want a more specific-type for a particular value.
 
+=== type_absoluteURI, is_absoluteURI(string) ===
+
+This defines an absolute URI according to RFC2396.  This is just a valid URI with the scheme explicitly included.
+
+=== type_hostURI, is_hostURI(string) ===
+
+This defines an URI according to RFC2396.  A host-based URI is an absolute URI with a non-empty host field.
+
+=== type_email, is_email(string) ===
+
+Defines a valid email address; both the receipient and domain must be specified.
+
+== Miscellaneous ==
+
+=== type_lowercase, is_lowercase(string) ===
+
+Returns false if the string contains any of the characters A-Z; returns true otherwise.
+
+=== type_uppercase, is_uppercase(string) ===
+
+Returns false if the string contains any of the characters a-z; returns true otherwise.
+