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LYNX-DEV Re: is lynxrp.zip working /slang and color choices
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Nelson Henry Eric |
Subject: |
LYNX-DEV Re: is lynxrp.zip working /slang and color choices |
Date: |
Thu, 31 Oct 1996 13:38:14 +0900 (JST) |
> > > > Had trouble compiling because of the `$(STYLE).o' line in
[...]
> > sunos4.1.3/ncurses-1.9.9e/gcc-2.7.2
[...]
> Are you using GNU make? If not, that might be the problem.
No, I'm still using Sun's (wherever they ripped it off from). If it is
dependent on what `make' you are using, then I couldn't recommend such
syntax in the Makefile because it will narrow the prospective user base.
> Well, my mods aren't compiled in unless specifically requested, also my
> makefile mods give you the option of <type>-slang (plain slang colour) or
If the `<type>-slang' works (It didn't with your previous ncurses-only
patch applied.) then what you are doing is indeed the optimum situation.
(The test will have to wait until this weekend; lost too much time on the
make problem last weekend.)
> > slang-linked lynx, what file(s) would I need to look at? Or would I have
[...]
> HTML.c (for the markup, start_element and end_element)
> GridText.c (for the visual representation on the screen)
> LYUtils.c (if you're doing anything with links on the screen)
> LYCurses.c (probably to do initialisation things)
This is another *GEM* from lynx-dev; thanks. It'll be slow going, but it's
well worth it. And, I know lynx will be around if and when I come through.
SO, all you folks who have been unsatisfied with only getting six color
choices with slang, and want all eight that have been `promised', send your
requests to me <address@hidden> as to what color (#0-7) should
be associated with what class/type of html tag. Refer to the lynx-dev
archive for details:
http://129.237.17.75/lynx-dev/9608/0121.html and
http://129.237.17.75/lynx-dev/9608/0142.html.
AND don't let me stop someone else from trying, because the chance of
my succeeding is probably pretty slim. __Henry
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