A string that will be treated as a MIME-type.

Try to determine the MIME-type of the file at filename, using only the filename and the Gnome VFS MIME type database. If the MIME-type is not found, return defaultv.

Try to get the MIME-type of the file represented by uri. This function favors the contents of the file over the extension of the filename. If the file does not exist, the MIME-type for the extension is returned. If no MIME-type can be found for the file, the function returns "application/octet-stream".

Note: This function will not necessarily return the same MIME-type as System.Gnome.VFS.Ops.getFileInfo.

Try to get the MIME-type of the file represented by uri. This function looks only at the filename pointed to by uri.

Try to guess the MIME-type of the file represented by path. If suffixOnly is False, use the MIME-magic based lookup first. Handles non-existant files by returning a type based on the file extension.

Returns True if mimeType is of the form foo/*, and False otherwise.

Returns the supertype for mimeType. The supertype of an application is computed by removing its suffix, and replacing it with *. Thus, foo/bar will be converted to foo/*.

Reload the MIME information for the specified directory.