On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 15:25:30 +0200
Rado S wrote:
> Moin moin, on a different original topic ...
>
> =- Henry Nelson wrote on Tue 5.Aug'08 at 13:41:12 +0900 -=
>
> > {...} or pass the content to a pre-processor for Lynx.
>
> How does this work exactly?
> I'd like lynx to act as pager for example for pdf2txt and word2txt
> converters, so I don't have to employ "less".
echo foo | lynx -stdin
You'd get better results with HTML output than plaintext, of
course. Seems it always treats standard input as HTML.
Or...
echo "<XMP>`cat some_text_file.txt`</XMP>" | lynx -stdin
But that seems like cheating.
I think he meant something else though, like a local program as a
proxy, or the command at the end of a lynxcgi URL; that is, a
program called *by* Lynx to get some useful info out of some file
or other, not something that calls Lynx to display its output.
Patrick.
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