At Tue, 2 Feb 2010 14:10:40 -0500,
Mark Roddy wrote:
>
> On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Emanuel Heitlinger
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Hi Mark,
> >
> > thanks for the suggestion:
> > the shell function has to be a bit more complicated
> >
> > function emacs-web {
> > emacsclient -e '(w3m "'$1'")'
> > }
> >
> > otherwise $1 would taken literally.
> >
> Yeah, sorry. I just threw that down without checking it.
>
> > Next problem appeared on 5) as my conkeror seemed to be ignorant of shell
> > functions (that is probably something wrong on my system, it works as a
> > little shell script). So I can use this workaround now.
> >
> That makes total sense. The function declared in .bashrc is only
> going to work from a bash shell. Didn't occur to me at the time.
> You'll have to do what you said and place the code to execute the
> 'emacsclient' command within a shell script somewhere in $PATH.
>
> > I am most happy to be teached a little java-script through my .conkerorrc.
> > Getting involved more after some time of fiddling with dotfiles of
> > ratpoison/emacs/conkeror is a long term goal (... but really loooong term
> > as I am a biologist just getting slowly into bioinformatics).
>
> The javascript itself is pretty straight forward (at least I thought
> so having never used it before). Setting up some key bindings and
> webjumps was enough to give me a feel for it. Learning all the
> functionality of the underlying libraries will probably take a little
> longer.
>
> >
> > Emanuel
> >
>
> I took a crack at it and I think what I have below will accomplish
> what you want if placed in your .conkerorrc. Hope that helps.
>
> -Mark
>
>
>
> function shell_on_url(funcname, funcdesc, cmd) {
> //Create an interactive function for running a predetermined
> //shell command on a url
> //Bind a specific shell command for a url to 'functionname'
>
> //Taken largely from "shell-command-on-url" and
> //"shell-command-on-file" in commands.js
> interactive(funcname, funcdesc,
> function (I) {
> var cwd = I.local.cwd;
> var element = yield read_browser_object(I);
> var spec = load_spec(element);
> var uri = load_spec_uri_string(spec);
> shell_command_with_argument_blind(cmd, uri, $cwd = cwd);
> },
> $browser_object = browser_object_links);
> }
> shell_on_url("w3m-on-url", "Open a url in emacs w3m mode","emacs-web");
Yes, this works perfectly!
Putting emacs-web also on a server (called beagle) and using a second shell
script
(I called emacs-beagle-web.sh) like:
ssh beagle -t 'emacs-web "'$1'"'
I could also open an url in w3m on a server (with this additional line to my
conkeror.rc):
shell_on_url("w3m-beagle-on-url", "Open a url in emacs w3m mode on my server
beagle","emacs-beagle-web.sh");
Thanks a lot!
Emanuel
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