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Why is 'search' used to denote the query component of a URI? The URI RFC does not define the word 'search'. See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986. Can all occurrences of 'search' be replaced by 'query'?
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search should be changed to query, however, legacy code may be using this. Packages http and pengines, ClipPatria and pl-www must be updated in sync to fix this (or a compatibility wrapper must be written).
It was probably a usual term somewhere when I wrote the first version. Just changing is not an option. It will just break too much code that is hard to debug. We can add duplicate clauses
for uri_data/3,4 and change the documentation and the usage in the packages.
Update to ClioPatria should work with old version. Either delay or use :- if(.
Why is 'search' used to denote the query component of a URI? The URI RFC does not define the word 'search'. See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986. Can all occurrences of 'search' be replaced by 'query'?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: