>>>>> "EZ" == Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EZ> On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Richard Y. Kim wrote:
>> @macro urefTopFrame{url,string}
>> @ifhtml
>> @html
>> <A TARGET=_top HREF="\url\">\string\</A>
>> @end html
>> @end ifhtml
>> @ifnothtml
>> @uref{\url\,\string\}
>> @end ifnothtml
>> @end macro
>>
>> @urefTopFrame{} is the same as the standard @uref
>> except that the target frame is the _top frame, i.e.,
>> the specified URL is displayed one a single frame
>> that takes up the whole browser screen as opposed to
>> using the right frame and leaving the narrow left
>> frame intact.
EZ> Isn't it better to extend @uref so that it accepts
EZ> an optional third argument, which is the target
EZ> frame? Then you could say @uref{url, string, _top}
EZ> and get what you want.
EZ> Or is this what you were suggesting?
I suggested either extending @uref to handle frame targets,
or a new command whichever you thought was more appropriate.
By the way, (Info-goto-node "(texinfo)uref") documents that
@uref already takes three arguments. Optional fourth
argument to handle frame targets would be fine with me.
