I use the w3m package for browsing Javadoc within Emacs. It works very well, and is a really neat way to access Javadoc!
- Chris
Ole Arndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ole Arndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Paul,
Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>writes:
> The current version of the JDEE creates a temporary HTML file that
> redirects URLs with HTML anchors to the specific anchor in a
> file. This is necessary on Windows systems because Emacs for some
> reason does not pass anchors to Internet Explorer. This is not a
> problem with w3m and is probably not a problem with other browsers
> as well. Consequently I have modified jde-help.el to restrict the
> use of the workaround to the case where the
> browse-url-browser-function is browse-url-default-windows-browser.
Please do also apply the patch to jde-help.el in my other post. The
(redirect) URL generated is not a valid URL for w3m under unix. It is
OK for windows, because 'file://localhost/c|/windows/temp/...' is a
valid URL, but 'file://localhost//tmp/...' isn't. An empty host
part. like 'file:///tmp/' has the same meaning as 'localhost'. The
windows form 'file://c|/windows/temp' will be groked by most (I think
all) browsers as well.
I remember dimly having seen the same fix posted to the list by
someone else. By that time I thought: no need to submit it myself. But
it did not make it into the JDEE distribution.
Ole
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