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-The Thumbnailers Cache Format
-=============================
-
-Date:		2006-08-08
-Author:		Benedikt Meurer <benny@xfce.org>
-Revision:	$Rev$
-
-
-Motivation
-----------
-
-In order to avoid a dependency of libthunar-vfs-1.so on GConf and in order to
-stay flexible wrt thumbnailers w/o adding more overhead to libthunar-vfs-1.so
-(and thereby to all applications using the library), the available thumbnailers
-for the ThunarVfsThumbFactory are determined by a separate utility program,
-named thunar-vfs-update-thumbnailers-cache-1, which is installed to the 
-$(libexecdir).
-
-This program generates a thumbnailers.cache file in the users home directory,
-in $XDG_CACHE_HOME/Thunar/ (usually ~/.cache/Thunar/), which is a binary file
-that lists all mime types for a thumbnailer is available. For each thumbnailer
-the command required to run it is specified, where the command can contain
-various special parameters that are substituted when the command is run.
-
-This thumbnailers.cache is generated initially when the thumbnail factory is
-loaded and no cache file is present, and afterwards the utility is run every
-5 minutes to check if new thumbnailers are available (or existing thumbnailers
-have been removed).
-
-
-Special Thumbnailer Parameters
-------------------------------
-
-The following special parameters are supported in thumbnailer commands and
-will be substituted when ThunarVfsThumbFactory runs the command:
-
-	%u	The URL of the input file for which to create a thumbnail.
-	%i	The absolute path to the input file.
-	%o	The absolute path to the output file where to save the generated
-		thumbnail to (as PNG image).
-	%s	The desired size of the thumbnail in pixel (usually 128 or 256).
-	%%	Will be substituted with a single '%'.
-
-
-The thunar-vfs-update-thumbnailers-cache-1 Utility
---------------------------------------------------
-
-When compiled with support for GConf, the utility will first query all available
-thumbnailers that have been registered with GConf. Otherwise, the utility checks
-for several well-known thumbnailers (i.e. evince-thumbnailer, ...) and adds them
-if the programs were found on the system.
-
-Afterwards the available gdk-pixbuf formats will be queried and for each of the
-returned mime types, the thunar-vfs-pixbuf-thumbnailer-1 will be registered. If
-any such mime type was already registered by a thumbnailer queried from the
-GConf database, the pixbuf thumbnailer will overwrite the previously registered
-one.
-
-The last step is to add all internal thumbnails (again overwriting previously
-registered thumbnailers).
-
-
-The thumbnailers.cache File Format
-----------------------------------
-
-The thumbnailers.cache file is a binary file, that maps mime types to thumbnai-
-ler commands. The file format is designed to be mmap()ed into processes using
-the thumbnailers.cache. All numbers are 32bit integers in big endian. All
-strings are zero-terminated ASCII strings.
-
-The current version of the file format is 1.0. Newer versions will either be
-backward compatible with the current format or use a new file name.
-
-The file starts with a header that contains the file format version, the number
-of mime types stored in the file and the offset of the thumbnailers table:
-
-	Bits	Meaning
-	----	-------
-
-	32	FORMAT MAJOR VERSION (currently 1)
-	32	FORMAT MINOR VERSION (currently 0)
-	32	NUMER OF MIME TYPES (and thereby NUMBER OF THUMBNAILERS)
-	32	OFFSET OF THE THUMBNAILERS TABLE
-
-Next comes the table of mime types, where each entry contains the length of the
-mime type in bytes (excluding the trailing zero) and the offset (relative to the
-cache file start) where the name of the mime type is stored. The mime types are
-sorted by strlen() and strcmp(), which means that binary search can be used to
-find a mime type, trying the length first (so string comparisons are reduced to
-a minimum to make the search cache-friendly) and performing a string comparison
-when the lengths are equal (see thunar_vfs_thumb_factory_cache_lookup() for an
-example implementation of the search).
-
-	Bits	Meaning
-	----	-------
-
-	32	LENGTH OF MIME TYPE STRING
-	32	OFFSET OF MIME TYPE STRING
-
-Once you successfully detected a mime type, you can use the index of the mime
-type in the table above to locate the thumbnailer command for this mime type.
-Therefore determine the OFFSET OF THE THUMBNAILERS TABLE (at offset 12 in the
-cache) and look at that offset plus the index * 4 for the offset of the thumb-
-nailer command string.
-
-	Bits	Meaning
-	----	-------
-	32	OFFSET OF THUMBNAILER STRING
-
-Afterwards substitute the special parameters as mentioned in "Special Thumbnai-
-ler Parameters" above.