On May 16, 2006, at 10:44, Tim O'Callaghan wrote:
As far as i know XEmacs uses mswindows-* and Gnu Emacs uses w32-*, but
the parameters seem to be the same.
OK, I'll check how to fix this.
I'll try those out. As for using a mouse-3 I prefer using the
keyboard, its quicker than using a mouse. I would prefer that under
windows, it is the other way around. So that any file that is not
specifically mentioned in the org-file-apps is opened by default, and
C-RET performs the system mime operation.
Hmm. I guess there could be an option to reverse this, yes.
Under XEmacs ms windows the link file:~/.bashrc means nothing. I've
come across this before as i use my .xemacs config on a few different
platforms. If you use (expand-file-name "~/.bashrc") on windows it
might return "C:\\home\ dir\\tim\\.bashrc" and on linux ("/home\
dir/tim/.bashrc"). When combined with calling an external process is
better, especially since it also shell-quotes the string.
IIRC This works for Gnu Emacs and XEmacs.
I do expand-file-name on the file path before opening it. Can you give
me an example on when this fils to work correctly?
Could i also suggest that when opening a link that ends in a / or \
that it invokes dired mode on that directory?
Add an entry '(directory . emacs) to org-file-apps. Thi indicates that
directories should be opened in Emacs, and that automatically means
dired. I just see that this feature is not properly documented - will
fix this.
Thanks.
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