Buzzer wrote:
2-Dec-2009 числа в 17:01 часов, Gen-Paul написал(а) следующее:
Can I make http and ftp links in plain text message body accessible
for Lynx browser?
macro index \cv |elinks\n
macro pager \cv |elinks\n
When I hit Ctrl-V, the message under the cursor is piped to the ELinks
web browser.
Maybe you could convince lynx to display plain text messages as if
they were html?
By pressing hot key? Then tell me more about it, please.
For some reason the bit where wrote that I have coded the following in
my .muttrc
seems to have disappeared.
Here's a more detailed description:
macro : tell mutt that the rest of the line is a macro, that you are
going to
associate a key combo to an action
index : tell mutt where you want the function enabled, the index
screen - that's
the one that displays the message list, the pager screen that
displays
one particular message, or 'generic - ie. all screens.
Because you are
feeding a message as input to another program, this
particular action
only makes sense for the index and the pager.
\cv : Ctrl + v (the key combo that will execute the macro). You can
change
that to anything that's not already doing something else in
the index
and the pager.
| : the pipe-message function - invokes an external program that will
receive the current message as input
elinks : the program that will process the message. I use ELinks because it
renders web pages a lot closer to the graphical browsers _and_ it
recognizes http://www.example.com or em...@example.com even
in the
middle of an ASCII text file. I don't know if you can just
substitute
lynx for elinks and if you will be able use the tab key or
the arrow
keys to move between links and hit enter follow links. I
don't use lynx.
\n : if you don't code this, mutt will prompt you for a
confirmation each
time you hit the key combo - it's equivalent to <enter>.
I prefer this solution to urlview/urlscan because it directly switches me to
a web browser where I can see the links in the context of the message. I am
subscribed to a newsletter that can have some 50-60 links easily, and maybe
I have not configured it optimally, but all I get with urlview is two
screens'
worth of links with numbers and cryptic URI names, and I'm left to guess
what
they correspond to.
Gen-Paul.
