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Re: Embedding external application in emacs (or using emacs to control e
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Thorsten Bonow |
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Re: Embedding external application in emacs (or using emacs to control exeternal application) |
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Tue, 28 Oct 2008 20:13:20 +0100 |
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>>>>> "Allan" == Allan Gottlieb <gottlieb@nyu.edu> writes:
[...]
>> I should have read the manual myself: There is `browse-url-of-file' which
>> defaults to browsing the url of the current buffer's file.
Allan> Yes, but all these seem to load the file into another tab, not
Allan> refresh the current version.
Yes, but---I checked for Firefox and Epiphany---this is because the browsers
don't have a "refresh tab/window" command line option. Emacs can't do anything
about it.
It would be nice to now if one can trick a browser to refresh a page; Adobe
Acrobat can be tricked to refresh a file, too. Anyone?
But maybe it should be a feature request.
Toto
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