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lynx-dev Re: Option to:Add cur-addr to top-of-page.
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Kim DeVaughn |
Subject: |
lynx-dev Re: Option to:Add cur-addr to top-of-page. |
Date: |
Fri, 15 Jan 1999 14:32:35 -0800 |
On Fri, Jan 15, 1999, David Combs (address@hidden) said:
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| > What URL are you using to access that page? When I access it I get
|
| This happens all the time; maybe I save the text to a file; maybe I
| "cut & paste" the page (visible part) back into another window
| (with emacs in it), whatever method of grabbing it.
|
| Sometimes I want to know what addr that was; so I have to SEPARATELY
| do an "=" (or a hist), and cut/paste that separately; A REAL PAIN!
While it won't help with the cut'n'paste case, I added a few env vars
to ~dev.9 that lynx sets when p(rint) is used, for just such reasons.
The env vars available to an external PRINTER: script are:
LYNX_PRINT_DATE
LYNX_PRINT_LASTMOD
LYNX_PRINT_TITLE
LYNX_PRINT_URL
whose values are the same strings as presented in the info (=) page.
It's easy enough to write a small script and add it to the PRINTER:
list, which will prepend a "header" to saved pages, using the above
vars/data. I don't recall if I ever posted my "saver script", but
if there is interest, I'd be happy to share it.
That doesn't help with cut'n'paste, though since that activity is a
manual one anyway, it doesn't seem to me to be much more difficult to
remember flip to the info page and cut the URL/etc data from there
for pasting, than it is to remember to cut it from the "title line".
Then again, I seldom do cut'n'pasting myself ... :-) ...
/kim