RE: [ jEdit-users ] Is there quick way to view an html file in a browser?

[Danny F. <df...@co...>]

Kris,
I think much more useful would be a "Use default system browser"
feature.

Most people seem to use IE and it's a PAIN to configure (I got it
working after 5 trials I believe). Most people don't have any clue as to
where the heck it's stored in the file tree.

In general, it's hard to see a reason to build a whole new HTML parser
when it has already been done for you by IE and Mozilla...

Danny

-----Original Message-----
From: jed...@li...
[mailto:jed...@li...] On Behalf Of Kris
Kopicki
Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 6:54 PM
To: jed...@li...
Subject: Re: [ jEdit-users ] Is there quick way to view an html file in
a browser?

>
>> Install InfoViewer Plugin and then configure the plugin's
>> settings to use an external browser if you want.
>
> i tried to set an external browser in that plugin (within Mac OS X). 
> But
> if i invoke the browser an exception occured "java.io.ioexception:
> mozilla.app not found"
>
> how should the "External Browser Command" looks like that it works?
> i have "mozilla.app -remote openURL($u) -raise"

I can add this feature to the next version of Mac OS plugin if people 
find it useful.

Cheers,

Kris



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