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** Why is there both Busy and UserSignal flags even though both flags do
the same thing?
It is because Everett Kaser designed the MESH engine that way, but I
don't know why it was designed that way. If you do not like to have
both flags, then you do not have to use both.
** What is the MIME type for Free Hero Mesh?
None is officially assigned, but unofficially, a composite puzzle set
can use the following MIME type:
application/freeheromesh.composite+hamarc
Optional parameters for this MIME type are "codepage" which is a IBM
code page number, and "version" which is the version of Free Hero Mesh
(same as the numbers of the {version} macro). Both are optional.
MIME types for the other file formats are not defined.
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** Why is there both Busy and UserSignal flags even though both flags do
the same thing?
It is because Everett Kaser designed the MESH engine that way, but I
don't know why it was designed that way. If you do not like to have
both flags, then you do not have to use both.
** What is the MIME type and UTI for Free Hero Mesh?
None is officially assigned, but unofficially, a composite puzzle set
can use the following MIME type:
application/freeheromesh.composite+hamarc
Optional parameters for this MIME type are "codepage" which is a IBM
code page number, and "version" which is the version of Free Hero Mesh
(same as the numbers of the {version} macro). Both are optional.
MIME types for the other file formats are not defined.
The UTI for a Free Hero Mesh composite puzzle set file is:
org.zzo38computer.freeheromesh.composite
This UTI conforms to the following other UTIs:
com.hamsterrepublic.lumped
public.data
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