Added option_startup_no_window to allow NetSurf to be opened without an initial
browser window (unless a URL is specified on the command line or by extended
selection)
Provision for option_close_no_quit for NetSurf to stay in memory when all browser
windows are closed (not implemented yet)
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=9600
GETTITLE - returns the current website title
VERSION VERSION/N REVISION/N RELEASE/S - returns the version of NetSurf or checks
it is newer than a supplied version/revision
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=5765
and quit and send an OPEN command to the one in memory if this is the case.
Setting files as projects of NetSurf is now possible, as is multi-select launching
from Workbench. Multi-selects are not passed through using ARexx yet, only the first
file in the list will be opened if NetSurf is already running.
Plain text files which have no MIMETYPE tooltype are now correctly identified as
text/plain instead of text/ascii, allowing them to be opened locally.
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=5698
Extended ARexx port. First two are primarily for openurl.library:
* OPEN now takes a parameter NEW=NEWWINDOW/S to open the URL in a new window (default
is
to open in the current browser window)
* TOFRONT will bring NetSurf's screen to the front (this may be extended in the future
to bring the current browser window to the front - which might be better for when it
is running on the WB screen)
Next is to make it easy to support getvideo.rexx:
* GETURL returns the URL of the current browser window in RESULT
GetVideo.nsrx script will get the current URL and pass it to rexx:getvideo.rexx
Currently there is no way to call ARexx scripts directly from NetSurf, or any way to
specify whether to save, play or saveplay the video without editing the script.
[clipboard.c/clipboard.h were missing from previous commit]
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=5631
Port name: NETSURF
Commands supported: OPEN
OPEN URL/A
Opens URL specified by URL argument in new browser window.
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=5462
