Basicly, I have a script that handles all kind of links.
Its main idea is it reads url from clipboard if you haven't pass any option. Although, I have a "-u" option [that stands for URL of course. :)] for overriting it.
So, when I use it as "myscript -u" in rtv, it basicly doesn't work. But when I use it without any option, it works (I mean, rtv works, not my script because of no URL passed via "-u" option).
I can use it with "firefox" though. But same issue happens on firefox too when I use "firefox --new-tab" as RTV_BROWSER (for --new-tab option check "man firefox" out).
Here is the output of RTV_BROWSER="firefox --new-tab"
Here is the output of RTV_BROWSER="firefox --new-tab "
BTW, I don't use mimecap and I don't want to use it and I think that program shouldn't force user to use mimecap.
Your sincerly.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I also have tried RTV_URLVIEWER.
roket1428
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4 years ago
Basicly, I have a script that handles all kind of links. Its main idea is it reads url from clipboard if you haven't pass any option. Although, I have a "-u" option [that stands for URL of course. :)] for overriting it. So, when I use it as "myscript -u" in rtv, it basicly doesn't work. But when I use it without any option, it works (I mean, rtv works, not my script because of no URL passed via "-u" option).
I can use it with "firefox" though. But same issue happens on firefox too when I use "firefox --new-tab" as RTV_BROWSER (for --new-tab option check "man firefox" out).
Here is the output of RTV_BROWSER="firefox --new-tab"
Here is the output of RTV_BROWSER="firefox --new-tab "
BTW, I don't use mimecap and I don't want to use it and I think that program shouldn't force user to use mimecap. Your sincerly.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I also have tried RTV_URLVIEWER.