Re: [Lynx-dev] Windows Lynx style sheet destroyed after using external

[Lawrence Armstrong]

(Forgot to send a copy of this to the mail list)

Just make the following changes to your Lynx.cfg.  It's been quite a while
ago, but I believe these were the only changes necessary for it to work.
You basically define the mime type and tell it what "viewer" app you want to
handle it. Hope it works for you.

I just tested it with a few shoutcast stations.


SUFFIX:.ram:audio/x-pn-realaudio
SUFFIX:.pls:audio/x-scpls

#  Image viewer stuff here

VIEWER:image/gif:start mspaint %s

VIEWER:image/png:start mspaint %s

VIEWER:image/jpeg:start mspaint %s

# This is Real Player setup

VIEWER:audio/x-pn-realaudio:start realplay.exe %s
VIEWER:audio/x-scpls:start realplay.exe %s


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Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Lynx-dev] Windows Lynx style sheet destroyed after using
external


> In a recent note, Lawrence Armstrong said:
>
>> Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 10:17:43 -0400
>>
>> Hello.  I just joined this mailing list.  I love the Lynx program.  I =
>> have it set up to stream internet radio with Real Player and I can view =
>> and save images with Windows Paint application.  I've noticed a problem =
>> with the Windows 2.8.5 latest precompiled binary (the one available at =
>>
> Streaming?!!!  I thought streaming support was on the wishlist a while
> ago, but I didn't know it was implemented.
>
> How does one get Lynx to stream resources?  Or is it as simple
> as "-source"?  Last time I tried, "Pipe to command" didn't
> stream because it first cached the entire resource in a temp
> file.
>
> And I suppose the interface to the helper app is left as an
> exercise for the student.
>
> -- gil
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