On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 06:43:28AM -0500, Karl Dahlke wrote: > With some help from Adam, edbrowse is entirely back to C. > I even changed the bool true false stuff back. > This was easy for me because of a program I wrote many years ago > called sedunit, like sed but it only replaces logical units. > If you ask to change foo it won't change foobar. > So I just type > > sedunit *.[chp] <<! > eb_bool/bool > eb_true/true > eb_false/false > ! > > and it's done.
That's cool.
Is the code anywhere?
> Also got rid of the extern "C" {} in eb.p, don't need that any more.
> That means eb.p can be indented, if you wish,
> and it will come out properly.
Yeah, I'm not sure if you've done it yet,
but once things have stabilised a bit we need to re-indent things.
> Well I didn't mention in my list of tasks to track down the seg fault in js.
> Sorry to hear you are plagued by that again Adam.
> Does the hello world program run?
> That would be a good test.
I've not tried that yet, but I suspect not.
I've simply switched back to the hand-compiled mozjs and things work again.
> If nobody else is jumping on it, I may look into the download
> in background task, cause I think it should be straightforward.
> We don't need a lot of ipc communications, just fork and run in background
> and tell user when done.
> I'd go along with Adam on having some kind of download directory,
> cause as he says, you can always type ./foo, and even more than that,
> you can omit the download directory from the config file,
> and then you just don't have one, if that's your preference.
> I thought about spawning a curl command to do the download,
> that's easy programming,
> but someone on this llist pointed out that some sites
> require you to step through some javascript to actually make the download
> work,
> which curl is never going to understand,
> so the only way to cover this case is to start the download as usual,
> then switch to another curl callback function that writes
> the chunks of data to a file,
> instead of adding them to a growing buffer in memory.
Yeah, I've ran into such sites on multiple occasions.
I like the idea of switching callbacks,
that should allow us to avoid code duplication hopefully.
Cheers,
Adam.
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