At the moment these are no different than strings, but they allow us to
do things like add URI handlers to file names if no scheme is provided,
and eventually do file existence testing. This also allows the web URI
to allow uploads as a means of passing a file in.
The configuration will only store the filename, because otherwise
someone could add a huge file which would need to be carried around in
the config forever after. Handling file existence errors is up to the
UI after the volatility library returns a "file not found" type
exception.
I'm not entirely happy with this, it's an overly specific hard coded
change, but luckily it's only for this CLI, it has no impact on other
UIs, either text based on web based.
I really don't want people to become reliant on this, but also I don't
want to be that guy that stops people being able to do their work
quickly for reasons of correctness. May future volatility devs forgive
me...
These are required by the Automagic interface, and so to prevent
importing from outside the interfaces namespace, these two classes
were moved into interfaces.
Note: also remove interfaces_configuration where ever possible
(this is not possible in the interfaces directory itself
because it would cause an import loop).
They weren't consistent and they show just remind me how slowly
I've been getting vol 3 written! 5:S
There's git commits to track all of that stuff if we need it.
Refactored the location of the progress_callback so that the UI can
specify it and ensure it is used by the automagics process as well as
the plugins themselves.
The progress_callback function has also had an optional description parameter
added, so that it can differentiated in case two scans happen
simultaneously.
This removes again the single_page_map_offset configuration value,
and requires that a full/correct config be used to supply a manual DTB
value.
The expectation is that the single_page_map_offset feature be
re-introduced but override *all* scanning (so the scanning doesn't take
place even if the stacking does).
Mike Auty