Revert 8bedf25bf8. Different versions
of ELinks call the Python goto_url_hook with different arguments:
- goto_url_hook(current) in 0.11.0, 0.11.1, and 0.11.2.
- goto_url_hook(new, current) in 0.11.2.GIT since 2007-11-27, commit
8bedf25bf8 which I'm now reverting.
No released version of ELinks has used this variant.
- goto_url_hook(new) in 0.12.GIT since 2007-01-01, commit
26473f72f5. The hook can call
elinks.current_url() if desired.
I think it will be less confusing to users if we drop the middle
variant and make the rest of the stable 0.11 branch call the hook in
the same way as 0.11.2 did. The difference will then be only between
the 0.11 and 0.12 branches.
These parts of contrib/python/README.Python are not accurate for
ELinks 0.11.2.GIT:
- It suggests using --with-python=/usr/local, but configure.in treats
that as equivalent to --without-python and contains a comment:
# FIXME: If withval is a valid directory append it to PATH
# so that you can specify one of several Python installations.
- It suggests creating a libpython.so symbolic link, but as of commit
421d04093a, the configure script no
longer tries to link with a bare -lpython but rather always appends
a version number.
Instead of assigning the URI for the video to elinks.location, instead
create a <meta> tag to automatically load the video. This way, the video
will still be automatically loaded when the document is loaded from cache.
From the file:
Play videos at video.google.com with minimal niggling. Just follow
the link from the front page or the search page, and the video will
automatically be loaded.
Add preformat hook by Thomas Adam (as can be seen on his ELinks page at
http://edulinux.homeunix.org/elinks/) and spice up the hook descriptions
a bit.
Renames the following things:
ELinks.write() -> alert() or navigator.alert()
ELinks.version -> navigator.appVersion
ELinks.home -> navigator.appHome
The last one is not defined by the client-side javascript interface.
The root makefile is converted as well as some leaf Makefiles. This
also brings in the required infrastructure and adjusts configure.in
appropriately.
I converted only makefiles containing no configurable stuff, since
that'll require more consideration yet.
