Re: HTML rendering in gnus

[Hadron Quark <hadronquark@gmail.com>]

Holger Sparr <sparr+usenet@mfk.mw.tu-dresden.de> writes:

> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006, Hadron Quark wrote:
>
>> Hadron Quark <hadronquark@gmail.com> writes:
>> 
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>>>
>>> Its ok, I did this in .gnus.el and it seems to work fine
>>>
>>> (define-key gnus-article-mode-map (kbd "<f1>")
>>> 	'w3m-view-url-with-external-browser)
>>>
>>> Any comments on whether this is better achived appreciated.
>>>
>> 
>> Ok, this works - but what w3m function to open this link in the emacs
>> buffer? Cant seem to get any of the mentioned ones to
>> work. Interestingly the link isnt shown in the w3m buffer as underlined
>> : but w3m-view-url-with-external-browser does indeed "pick up" the html
>> link and opens it successfully in another browser. What do I need for
>> w3m to do this in the article buffer?
>> 
>
> Simply w3m.

That opens the welcome to w3m info page. Im sorry, but I'm confused
now. I guess  its following w3m-home-page and not the underlying link.


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> ,----[ C-h f w3m RET ]
> | w3m is an interactive compiled Lisp function in `w3m'.
> | It is bound to <f4>.
> | (w3m &optional url new-session interactive-p)
> | 
> | Visit World Wide Web pages using the external w3m command.
> | 
> | When you invoke this command interactively for the first time, it will
> | visit a page which is pointed to by a string like url around the
> | cursor position or the home page specified by the `w3m-home-page'
> | variable, but you will be prompted for a url if `w3m-quick-start' is
> | nil (default t) or `w3m-home-page' is nil.
> | 
> | The variables `w3m-pop-up-windows' and `w3m-pop-up-frames' control
> | whether this command should pop to a window or a frame up for the
> | session.
> | 
> | When emacs-w3m sessions have already been opened, this command will
> | pop to the existing window or frame up, but if `w3m-quick-start' is
> | nil, (default t), you will be prompted for a url (which defaults to
> | `popup' meaning to pop to an existing emacs-w3m buffer up).
> | 
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