| > The function usercommand() (in htscore.c) which
calls
> the 'save-file' callback is called for non-HTML
files
> even if they are not re-downloaded.
Right.. I'll add an additional wrapper for that, this
is the only way I see
>The behaviour is different for HTML files. The
>usercommand() function (and thus the 'save-file'
>callback) is NOT called when an HTML file is not re-
>downloaded. Is this different behaviour for HTML vs.
>non-HTML files done on purpose?
Yes - this is due to the md5 check (the file won't be
written if one file already exists with same md5)
I'll check that, too!
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