Oliver Hamann

URIs (or say URLs) which start with http:// or https:// are supported now since version 0.96.2. They open a web browser as usual. In addition, special URIs of the form eaglemode:<panel identity> are supported. For example, eaglemode:::Clock1: points to the clock, and eaglemode:::FS::::usr::src: points to the /usr/src directory.

Eagle Mode 0.96.2 released

The interest was never particularly high except for a few individuals. Compilation is described here. Which OS are you trying to compile for, and what is the problem?

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much! If you like, please spend five stars: https://sourceforge.net/projects/eaglemode/reviews

You can change the Eagle Mode configuration directory by setting the EM_USER_CONFIG_DIR environment variable. For example in your .bashrc or in eaglemode.sh: export EM_USER_CONFIG_DIR=$HOME/.config/eaglemode I understand that I should add support for XDG_CONFIG_HOME one day. But it's troublesome to keep compatibility with old configurations (detect and copy it silently, or ask user...).

Thank you!

Both examples would require to modify the emFileMan plugin and therein mainly the emDirPanel and emDirEntryPanel classes. It is not easy. The C++ API tutorial (http://eaglemode.sourceforge.net/CppApiTutorial.html) may be sufficient or not, I don't know. I any case you would need good C++ skills. I am dreaming of providing a simpler programming interface based on javascript or so. But currently I have no plan for that.