Hi, great work! Thank you very much. Because I have a few applications and urls where it would be nice to pass the current selection, I have rewritten the program, so it supports more then just one.
In my version the ~/.opener-File looks like this: mozilla: mozilla %s google: mozilla www.google.de/search?q=%s leo-dict: mozilla dict.leo.org/?search=%s The first part, before the ':', is the identifier of the command. You start it, with passing the command-identifier: "opener google", for example. Because I'm not familiar with the x-programming-stuff, it was easier for me to rewrite the complete configfile-handling in C++. Any comments are welcome. On Thu, 06 Jun 2002 17:10:09 -0700 (PDT) "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I mailed this to a few people today. Some of the old school #blackbox people > might remember it, I wrote it about 2 years ago and never released it seriously. > > It takes the current selection and sends it to an app, configured by a > ~/.opener file (just like blackbox and co). > > At the time googlizer just came out which was a GNOME app. Seemed silly to > required GNOME for what turns out to be 200 lines of code. >
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