Please read cluepacket.txt before reading this file.

Clue Types
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date

    any string that represents a day.  the frontend should convert
    these to the canonical format described by ISO 8601, which looks
    like this:

        "YYYY-MM-DD"

    As an example:

        "2003-06-22" 

    For the 22nd of June, 2003.

full_name

    a person's full name

email

    an email address

aim_name

    an AIM buddy name

yahoo_name

    a Yahoo buddy name

msn_name

    an MSN buddy name

icq_name

    an icq buddy number

jabber_name

    a yahoo buddy name

org

    The name of a company or organization

org_ticker

    The assigend ticker for a company (e.g. CSCO for Cisco)

phone

    A phone number    

address

    A postal address

url

    a url from the interweb (http:// https:// ftp:// .. )

rss

    a url to an RSS feed

bugzilla

    a bugzilla bug number ("32462")

keyword

    this is the default type.  it means a word which should be
    used as a keyword for searching

textblock

    a block of text to be matched against blocks of text in the
    backends.  so for example the IM client can send the last N
    lines of conversation as a textblock clue.  also, the entire 
    body of the text the user is currently editing is sent as a 
    textblock.

htmlblock

    a block of HTML, for example the content of the web page or email
    you are viewing.

word_at_point

    the word which has just been edited by the user.  partial
    words which are being typed are not sent (this may change).

sentence_at_point

    the sentence the user is typing.  partial sentences are sent
    after a word has been typed.

line_at_point

    the line being edited by the user.  only sent after a word
    has been edited.

latlong

	a geographical position indicated by latitude and longitude,
	separated by a comma. e.g. "53.96539,-1.04440240"

rdfurl

    a URL at which content of mimetype application/rdf+xml can be
	found.

foafid

    a property value pair which identifies a person uniquely using
	Friend-of-a-Friend (FOAF). eg. "foaf:mbox mailto:edd@usefulinc.com".

artist

    a music artist

album

    a music album title
