> Why don't you do a head request before the get? This won't help for ftp, where I really have to see the first data block before I can ask the user and establish the download. I could just abort the download and start it again into the file. Yuck. Or just not put it in the background, since as I say, I don't think that's a big plus. I've got 11 other consoles to play with. Personally I'd rather keep it foreground and see the progress dots. Playing with it a bit, I really miss the dots. We don't have to do everything the way other browsers do. I guess I would vote to scrap the background part. The real plus here is sending data straight to disk, especially when files are significantly larger than ram.
> I pushed a change to allow expansion of env variables etc for non-existant > file names when writing or setting the file name. Hmmm. That's not how it worked before, but I imagine it's how most people would want it to work. Maybe I'm odd but I never ran into this situation in all the years of using edbrowse. > I'd say delete it now, since it appears to work Done. > I've pushed a small change to enable history in readline input mode. I don't know anything about readline, so can't comment. Karl Dahlke _______________________________________________ Edbrowse-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
