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Re: Page reload issue

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Duke Normandin wrote: > > > > Yes, that is the dillo behaviour, at least currently. > > I believe I've read that firefox depends on whether you press > > some modifier keys, which I suppose could be a possibility. > > Yes! With most Mozilla browsers at least, C-shift-r refreshes from > source, and not from cache. That would be a good option to have for > Dillo as well sometime down the road. I was wrong. I just tested my pages with a current version of Firefox. With every change to my css file, C-r inhaled the changes using: <link href="some_file.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"> -- Duke

April 30, 2011

Re: Page reload issue

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

On Sat, 30 Apr 2011, corvid wrote: > Duke wrote: > > On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Duke Normandin wrote: > > > It seems that Dillo is not loading a fresh copy of a page when doing a > > > C-r or clicking on the Reload button. It seems to be reading the > > > cached copy only. > > > > > > I'm working on a local html page with a "link"ed css file. I change > > > the css, click reload - nothing happens. I have to exit and restart > > > Dillo for the changes to be recognized. > > > > > > Also ... > > > > > > Just crashed Dillo when trying to view the css file by right-clicking > > > on the current page. > > Does it break reliably for you? I just tried again with a fresh execution of Dillo, and it did _not_ crash. If it happens again, I'll look at the logs right away. > > > Just to be clear ... > > > > C-r or reload doesn;t seem to reload the external css file. OTOH, it > > _does_ load a fresh copy of the html file and it's changes. > > Yes, that is the dillo behaviour, at least currently. > I believe I've read that firefox depends on whether you press > some modifier keys, which I suppose could be a possibility. Yes! With most Mozilla browsers at least, C-shift-r refreshes from source, and not from cache. That would be a good option to have for Dillo as well sometime down the road. -- Duke

April 30, 2011

Re: Page reload issue

by corvid＠lavabit.com

Duke wrote: > On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Duke Normandin wrote: > > It seems that Dillo is not loading a fresh copy of a page when doing a > > C-r or clicking on the Reload button. It seems to be reading the > > cached copy only. > > > > I'm working on a local html page with a "link"ed css file. I change > > the css, click reload - nothing happens. I have to exit and restart > > Dillo for the changes to be recognized. > > > > Also ... > > > > Just crashed Dillo when trying to view the css file by right-clicking > > on the current page. Does it break reliably for you? > Just to be clear ... > > C-r or reload doesn;t seem to reload the external css file. OTOH, it > _does_ load a fresh copy of the html file and it's changes. Yes, that is the dillo behaviour, at least currently. I believe I've read that firefox depends on whether you press some modifier keys, which I suppose could be a possibility.

April 30, 2011

Re: Page reload issue

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Duke Normandin wrote: > It seems that Dillo is not loading a fresh copy of a page when doing a > C-r or clicking on the Reload button. It seems to be reading the > cached copy only. > > I'm working on a local html page with a "link"ed css file. I change > the css, click reload - nothing happens. I have to exit and restart > Dillo for the changes to be recognized. > > Also ... > > Just crashed Dillo when trying to view the css file by right-clicking > on the current page. Just to be clear ... C-r or reload doesn;t seem to reload the external css file. OTOH, it _does_ load a fresh copy of the html file and it's changes. -- Duke

April 29, 2011

Page reload issue

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

It seems that Dillo is not loading a fresh copy of a page when doing a C-r or clicking on the Reload button. It seems to be reading the cached copy only. I'm working on a local html page with a "link"ed css file. I change the css, click reload - nothing happens. I have to exit and restart Dillo for the changes to be recognized. Also ... Just crashed Dillo when trying to view the css file by right-clicking on the current page. -- Duke

April 29, 2011

1.3 port

by corvid＠lavabit.com

Jorge wrote: > Patch committed. > > Now, middle-click closes tab by default. > > If you prefer right click, just add this line in ~/.dillo/dillorc: > > right_click_closes_tab=YES I wonder whether there's a decent way to stuff all of our "this mouse button does this, or maybe it does that, but then if you hold down SHIFT..." into keys and keysrc.

April 29, 2011

"Edit with" feature request

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Benjamin Johnson wrote: > On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 11:54:45 -0400, Duke Normandin <dukeofperl(a)ml1.net> wrote: > > > It'll be fun trying! Thanks for the tips. > > > > So the workflow will be: > > > > - update the source with: hg update ??? > > - hack as per above > > - make check > > > > That should leave the working version of Dillo alone? After "make > > check" is there an executable is the source tree that I try out? > > As long as the working version's not in the source tree, you're good. (i.e. > if it's in /usr/local/bin) > > The executable is ./src/dillo -- what I usually do is > make && ./src/dillo > > which attempts to build it, then runs it if the build was successful. Much obliged! Thanks. -- Duke

April 29, 2011

"Edit with" feature request

by obeythepenguin＠gmail.com

On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 11:54:45 -0400, Duke Normandin <dukeofperl(a)ml1.net> wrote: > It'll be fun trying! Thanks for the tips. > > So the workflow will be: > > - update the source with: hg update ??? > - hack as per above > - make check > > That should leave the working version of Dillo alone? After "make > check" is there an executable is the source tree that I try out? As long as the working version's not in the source tree, you're good. (i.e. if it's in /usr/local/bin) The executable is ./src/dillo -- what I usually do is make && ./src/dillo which attempts to build it, then runs it if the build was successful. ~Benjamin

April 29, 2011

"Edit with" feature request

by dukeofperl＠ml1.net

On Fri, 29 Apr 2011, Benjamin Johnson wrote: > On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 10:53:24 -0400, Duke Normandin <dukeofperl(a)ml1.net> wrote: > > > I pulled the source code to my system using mercurial (for the first > > time). If someone would point out the files that I need to hack, I > > sure could try. Might be a way to learn C and the required tool-chain. > > Well, if you're feeling ambitious: > > - Add a "char *editor" value or similar to struct _DilloPrefs in src/prefs.h. > > - Initialize and free this value in a_Prefs_init() and a_Prefs_freeall(), > respectively, in src/prefs.c. > > - Add an entry for this value in const SymNode_t symbols[] in > src/prefsparser.cc. > > - Hack up a_UIcmd_view_page_source(BrowserWindow *bw, const DilloUrl *url) in > src/uicmd.cc to check for the editor value, and if present, launch the editor. > I'll leave this for you to figure out, but the exec(3) manpage might help ;-) > (actually I don't mind helping, just email if you need anything) > > If you know Perl and PHP, C/C++ shouldn't be hard to figure out. PHP borrows > a lot of C's syntax (I think Perl does, too, but I'm not a Perl programmer), > so mostly it's just the type system and memory management. Dillo's actually a > pretty good codebase to learn on, because it's fairly small and > well-organized; I've learned quite a bit working on it myself. It'll be fun trying! Thanks for the tips. So the workflow will be: - update the source with: hg update ??? - hack as per above - make check That should leave the working version of Dillo alone? After "make check" is there an executable is the source tree that I try out? -- Duke

April 29, 2011

1.3 port

by jcid＠dillo.org

On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 07:03:54PM -0400, Rob S. wrote: > > > Now, given that middle click became the standard, we can set it > > as default and also add a dillorc preference for those of us that > > really enjoy right click. No problem. > > This makes me happy - at least have the option to change it (which I will) to > using right click to close. ^_^ Patch committed. Now, middle-click closes tab by default. If you prefer right click, just add this line in ~/.dillo/dillorc: right_click_closes_tab=YES -- Cheers Jorge.-

April 29, 2011