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DATA is the moz-url, which is formatted as two strings separated by \\r\\n.
The first string is the URL, the second string is the title of that URL.
DATA is encoded in utf-16.  Decode the URL and call `x-dnd-handle-uri-list'."
  ;; Mozilla and applications based on it (Galeon for example) uses
  ;; text/unicode, but it is impossible to tell if it is le or be.  Use what
  ;; the machine Emacs runs on use.  This looses if dropping between machines
  ;; with different endian, but it is the best we can do.
  (let* ((coding (if (eq (byteorder) ?B) 'utf-16be 'utf-16le))
	 (string (decode-coding-string data coding))
	 (strings (split-string string "[\r\n]" t))
	 ;; Can one drop more than one moz-url ??  Assume not.

;;;

(provide 'x-dnd)

;; arch-tag: b621fb7e-50da-4323-850b-5fc71ae64621
;;; x-dnd.el ends here

111573:e89dd9c3633b

DATA is the moz-url, which is formatted as two strings separated by \\r\\n.
The first string is the URL, the second string is the title of that URL.
DATA is encoded in utf-16.  Decode the URL and call `x-dnd-handle-uri-list'."
  ;; Mozilla and applications based on it (Galeon for example) uses
  ;; text/unicode, but it is impossible to tell if it is le or be.  Use what
  ;; the machine Emacs runs on use.  This loses if dropping between machines
  ;; with different endian, but it is the best we can do.
  (let* ((coding (if (eq (byteorder) ?B) 'utf-16be 'utf-16le))
	 (string (decode-coding-string data coding))
	 (strings (split-string string "[\r\n]" t))
	 ;; Can one drop more than one moz-url ??  Assume not.

;;;

(provide 'x-dnd)

;;; x-dnd.el ends here