Hi,
I'm wanting to use Elinks to create JavaDoc-esque class browser in
HTML. Ideally I would like the user to traverse the documentation and then
click on a link and open up the local filename (e.g., HelloWorld.java) at a
specific line (e.g. 415).
I'm wondering if Elinks can solve my problem?
I could load everything into a textarea (via local CGI) and enable
people to <cntrl> T to the EDITOR ... but this won't drop them off at the
correct line (i.e., 415).
I've tried enabling local CGI and then doing a system call:
system("/usr/bin/vi +415 HelloWorld.java") but this fails too.
Ideally I want to spawn off a new process based on a local link but
parameterize the call (e.g, vi +115 HelloWorld.java) based on link specific
parameters.
I'm really impressed with elinks and hope to use it ... but this is the
only snag? Any ideas on how I can achieve this with elinks. I would also like
to run the compiler via elinks (e.g., javac HelloWorld.java).
Any ideas?
NIge
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