I think so, the only way a URL can be detected within a string is through
the http// in the beginning.
The fact is that common URL detection is being used for opening the url's,
meaning, the "common" url detection script doesnt take the advantage of
knowing that the node is a @url node to "guess" that any other strings than
http ones can also be links. (This is my take on this, I didn't check the
code to confirm it)
There are two ways out of this that I can think of, I would just replace
any weblink I had into starting with http:
A script such as:
for p in c.p.all_positions():
if p.startswith("@url"):
p.h = p.h.replace("www.","http://www.";)
p.b = p.b.replace("www.","http://www.";)
should do the trick.
The other way out is finding and editing the control+click binding ->
control +click command, then edit that code to also identify "www.xxx" as
urls.
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