(gilbertt)
E-UrlWatch
Added support for URL grabbers such as that found in TE/Epic. In the example
of TE, urls are stripped from irc convo, and dumped into ~/.te/.urls
If told to via the config (as it will by default), E-UrlWatch will watch
that file, and will strip out new urls and allow you to view them at the
touch of a button. (Or automatically if you specify). It'll also perform a
configurable command (I use it to play a sound) when a new URL appears.
Other misc cleanups have taken place, and I have very carefully hidden a
couple of juicy bugs. Find them for me, and you win a prize ;)
SVN revision: 1409
(KainX)
Major restructuring and cleanup. I think the new standard should be pretty
self-explanatory, but let me know if you have any questions. CVS developers,
PLEASE read epplets/Makefile.am carefully to see how it all works now.
Icons are stored in epplets/icons/ and are installed into
$EROOT/epplet_icons/. All miscellaneous data files (including images) are
stored in epplets/<epplet name>-data/ and are installed into
$EROOT/epplet_data/<epplet name>/. Also note that, if you're going to use the
same old aircut3.ttf and bg.png in your help section, add your epplet's name
to NEED_BG and NEED_FONT in epplets/Makefile.am. Do NOT commit duplicates of
those two files.
SVN revision: 1394
(gilbertt)
E-UrlWatch.
Changed size. Added buttons to allow several different "modes" of action.
When you have a url in the X paste buffer, each button will grab the url,
and perform a configurable action upon it. The three are www, ftp, and get.
The default is gnome-moz-remote for the first two, and wget for the third.
The epplet is extremely ugly right now, but I'm working on the code atm, so
ignore that :)
More cool stuff to come :)
SVN revision: 1389
(gilbertt)
Whee! Say hello to E-UrlWatch.epplet.
This is a url-launcher, which will do a few cool things. Currently, it
launches urls using the X paste buffer. The idea is that you are on irc, or
reading an email, and see a url, you select the text, press the "Paste"
button on the epplet, and the url is launched. The command to launch the
url is defined in the config.
The epplet will parse the text, so you can grab a load of text, and it'll
find and launch the embedded url.
It'll also clean up naughty chars, but I have more to do here.
The next step is the "watching" part. The epplet will watch a text file (or
several) containing a list of urls, and will flash when a new one is added.
Clicking the (not yet existing) launch button will launch this url. The idea
is for apps like TE which use a url list ~/.te/.urls. So you're in irc,
someone gives you a url, and the epplet flashes and lets you launch it, no
typing.
Also, (once I code it), the epplet will record all urls you launch through
it in a text file. In a later version, this list will be emailed to your mom
on a weekly basis
;)
Obviously, this thing has the cloaking stuff, as I just copy and paste it
these days :)
Its an early beta, so bear with me while I rapidly add features :)
SVN revision: 1382
(gilbertt)
I am such a dufus.
Changed my epplets to actually save their config when you finish your X
session, instead of only when you click the close button.
How did I let this go unfixed???
SVN revision: 1381
(gilbertt)
Changed the Makefile.am to put epplet images in $EROOT/epplet_data.
I wanted to have epplet subdirs under this directory, but it really
complicated the Makefile, so I left it for now. It was easy for me the make
the changes with sed this way too ;)
Any stuff your app needs to install should go in epplet_data, preferably
with the filename prefixed with the name of your epplet.
Flame me if this bugs you...
SVN revision: 1345
Tom Gilbert
Richard Barnes
Michael Jennings
Laurence J. Lane
Carsten Haitzler