Added hintForMimeType: method#86
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…ypeID hint for a valid audio file format MIME type. Modified handleReadFromStream:eventType: to utilise this new method. Retained the old hintForFileExtension: method in the code base as it is perfectly functional and, in some cases, may be preferred to using the MIME type detection.
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Several years later, I really should get around to submitting this as a pull request!
I've added a hintForMimeType: method which returns an appropriate AudioFileTypeID hint for a valid audio file format MIME type, as suggested in the current codebase comments. Also modified handleReadFromStream:eventType: to utilise this new method.
I retained the old hintForFileExtension: method in the code base as it is perfectly functional and, in some cases, may be preferred to using the MIME type detection.