> Well, the configure script it came with doesn't check for libintl.h for me,
> if you grep configure.in you'll notice "intl" is not found anywhere.

Looks like you are right - lines 6711-6721 of configure check
for libintl.h, but "yes" or "no", the file still gets #inc'd

> > The library does provide a mechanism to define your own schemes
> Hmm, does it? I couldn't find anything about that in the docs.

There is a brief note at the bottom of the man page. Possibly you
could just add ftps to the SCHEMES file, or use uri_scheme_http.c
as a starting point if there are any major differences.

> Well I'm just thinking, I'm not the first one to come here
> asking about URL parsing

Yes, it would be nice to have a list of links to "related"
software, uri-url / html / ftp-list parsers, coffee-makers, etc..
even if it was just a plain-text file.

> or the ever popular how to do it in libcurl

Here's a classic:
 http://curl.haxx.se/feedback/display.cgi?id=10289331572621&support=yes

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