Closed jpellegrini closed 7 months ago
Thanks @jpellegrini for this PR. I have adapted it a bit:
ls
to fit in the 80-character limit when using help,b
which calls the default browser and keep the ,o
command as is (since they are not the same). For instance, using ,o foo.stk
will launch emacs
on file foo.stk
(if xdg-open
is configured), or o .
will open the file browser in the current directory. On the other hand, ,b foo.stk
will probably launch emacs
, but after having opening your browser.
ls
accepts usual arguments,o
use thedefault-browser
procedure (otherwise, at least on my Linux system, it won't work, although I can't see exactly why)