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Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/14 18:20
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Now THIS is what we needed! Well done!I agree, looks very nice and very easy.
Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/14 20:17
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Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 8:49
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Rigo wrote: @trixie It's pretty invisible to the system, and can be used in a variety of ways. From a shell, you could simply do: "type URL:http://codebench.co.uk" and the page will load into the configured browser, or from a programming point of view you can: IDOS->Open( "URL:http://codebench.co.uk" , MODE_NEWFILE ); And the page will open again with the settings you put into Prefs/URL. As a bonus, you don't even need to close this filehandle, as that is done automatically when you close the browser. You can also do: IDOS->Open("URL:mailto:me@home.com", MODE_NEWFILE ); or IDOS->Open("URL:https://mybank.com" , MODE_NEWFILE ); It's all very easy really. There is even a URLOpen command in C: if you need to use it from a script. Simon that means my work on FTPMount is almost useless then now... Unless I misunderstood what URL handler is capable of.
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Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 12:47
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that means my work on FTPMount is almost useless then now... Unless I misunderstood what URL handler is capable of.Not at all, currently there is no FTP protocol defined for URL, so IDOS->Open("URL:
ftp://aminet.net" , MODE_NEWFILE ) is currently not supported.
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Edited by Rigo on 2010/1/15 14:21:40
Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 12:49
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@abalaban It does not replace the functionality of ftpmount.
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Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 13:49
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if FTP protocol have been supported you might have been able to point Filer on URL:
ftp://someserver.com and obtain the listing... This would have been the same as using FTPMount.
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Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 15:52
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@trixie Actually that should be MODE_OLDFILE and yes, you do have to close what Open() returned, just like any normal stream. The docs are in; sys:documentation/handler/launch-handler.doc and sys:documentation/c/URLopen.doc
Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 18:38
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@abalaban No, it only sends the URL to an application, it doesn't know about FTP (or HTTP or whatever) itself, AIUI.
Re: Got a hunch on OS4.1 final update release?
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2010/1/15 18:44
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@abalaban That's not what this feature does. It only sends the URI to another application as configured in sys:prefs/URL It does _NOT_ let you read data from the URI.
Vacca foeda. Sum, ergo edo Mr Bobo Cornwater
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