>>>>> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
R> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> >>>>> "R" == R Lahaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
R> Hmmm, I had that in mind too, but couldn't find the actual code
R> that calls the HTML viewer. Do you know where that happens?
>> It is just one of the viewers (in converter.C, I guess). Why do
>> you need to access this code? Can't you do everything in
>> lib/configure.m4? What feature is missing?
R> We should start with using the full path for the file to be viewed:
R> ${HTML_VIEWER} "file:///full/path/to/document.html" which should
R> work for all viewers (well it does for mozilla and netscape).
R> A wrapper, that should come with the viewer, then automatically
R> converts this into ${HTML_VIEWER} -remote
R> "openurl(file:///full/path/to/document.html, new-window)" in case
R> the viewer is running already.
R> The latter is not a task for LyX!
R> So: first step would be to make LyX use the full-path to the html
R> file.
OK, in case you have not found it yet, the code is in converters.C,
method Format::view. I really thought \viewer commands could contain
$$ variables, but it seems that the file name is just appended to
them.
WHat you could do it:
1/ if command name does not contain token_from do
commandname += ' ' + token_base;
2/ substitute token_base with the name of the file.
This will allow both
\viewer "html" "netscape"
and
\viewer "html" "mozilla file:/$$i:"
to work.
In converters, $$i is a relative path, and what you want for the
viewer is probably a full path. To avoid confusing people, you may
want to choose another name for the variable, like $$fi (Full Input
name).
JMarc
