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Re: LYNX-DEV is lynxrp.zip working for others?
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Robert Partingotn |
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Re: LYNX-DEV is lynxrp.zip working for others? |
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Wed, 30 Oct 1996 09:13:51 +0000 (GMT) |
Nelson Henry Eric wrote:
>
> > > Had trouble compiling because of the `$(STYLE).o' line in
> > > `src/Makefile'. Adding the line ` STYLE=NCStyle'
> [...]
> >
> > Which platform was this on? This sounds like a serious problem with
>
> sunos4.1.3/ncurses-1.9.9e/gcc-2.7.2
>
> The make hangs on the line `lex -t > .c'. I guess it's not picking
> up on the $(STYLE).
Are you using GNU make? If not, that might be the problem.
> > > already. The only thing I feel a need for is compatability with
> > > doing a plain slang make with the character styles for ncurses
> [...]
> >
> > Well, if you like the vanilla slang colour, then stick with that. I prefer
>
> I was actually thinking more in terms of keeping lynx small, i.e., a sort
> of compromise. How can I say this, for people who need by-style color,
> give them that option with ncurses, for people who prefer global color,
> give them that option with slang.
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
<type>-slang-color (my styles for slang).
> To change the subject, _IF_ I were to try my hand at a hack to get colors
> #3 and #7 (in lynx.cfg) to respond to certain kinds of mark-up in a
> slang-linked lynx, what file(s) would I need to look at? Or would I have
> to hack a for-lynx slang? Klaus, would you have ideas on this?
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)
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