On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, Thomas Dickey wrote:
On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
20060810 12:07 +0000, Thomas Dickey >>>>
Coincidentally, in work toward dev.19, I have modified the initialization
of color-style to use the lynx.cfg values if the ".lss" file is explicitly
suppressed, e.g.,
lynx -lss=""
<<<<<<<<
I believ this would be right if all are absent....
But what if all are present (and compiled in), environmental variable
"LYNX_LSS", command-line option "lss", configuration-option "COLOR_STYLE",
which is actually used?
It should have the "usual" sense:
command-line option -lss overrides the other two settings
config-file setting "COLOR_STYLE" should be checked next,
LYNX_LSS environment variable should be checked last.
(at the moment I'm not certain that the order of the last two functions as
stated - will have to test/verify that).
The config-file setting actually overrides the compiled-in value for the
pathname of the ".lss" file. So there are four parts to the pathname
computation.
--
Thomas E. Dickey
http://invisible-island.net
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