Axel Beckert <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > > On Sun, Dec 05, 2010 at 05:06:48PM +0800, zwz wrote: >> However, in comparison to Emacs, I find Conkeror not-such-extensible > [...] >> 2. "shell-command" is not supported, > > Hmmm, I agree that this is maybe useful in a non-X-editor (but I've > never used it in Emacs), but I can't imagine a useful application for > that in a web-browser.
You're right. I cannot figure out an application scenario either. But it makes some potential usage possible in future (like taking notes by org-protocol which is supported now). > >> and I cannot use emacsclient to edit the text field. > > Ehm, I do exactly that. Anu I'm sure many others, too. See > http://conkeror.org/ExternalEditing for the detals. Emacsclient is > even the example there. Yes, I followed the instructions there. But the minibuf says "Your OS is not yet supported". > >> I just wonder if it is possible to assign a shell-program >> (variable) to enable shell-command, just like what emacs does. > > Sure. Both ways work. I would expect that this also works on Windows, > but I've no idea what other constraints (like a working > conkeror-spawn-helper) are possibly not satisfiable on Windows. How do you assign a shell-program? There seems no such variable. > > Kind regards, Axel _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
