Hi!

I have managed to make a gtk_text_buffer and colorize what appears to be links 
using gtk_text_buffer_apply_tag and some simple search algorithm.

Does someone have any resources explaining how to make those clickable - and 
(later problem) to open them in "default webbrowser" or such, and also make 
them underlined when mouse is hovering above them?

I have found an example, but that involves inserting actual buttons into the 
textview, and that isn't really what I am after. (There must be a simpler way 
to do what I want..)

Help and pointers to good documentation/tutorials/examples would be much 
appreciated.
I have looked at source that includes the requested behaviour, but it contains 
a _lot_ of other stuff too, so it is quite hard to make out what is important.

I would like to keep it as simple as possible (Editable textbuffer isn't at all 
required, also I am not interested in full syntax highligthing or similar. - as 
simple as possible.)

/Andreas

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Andreas Rönnquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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