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EnigmA Amiga Run 1995 October
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EnigmA AMIGA RUN 01 (1995)(G.R. Edizioni)(IT)[!][issue 1995-10][Aminet 7].iso
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DownloadInline.www
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/* Name: DownloadInline.www */
/* AMosaic script to download inlined images and automatically spawn */
/* the appropriate viewer, for users of ADOS 2.0/2.1 */
/* ADOS 3.0/3.1 users shouldn't need this, because datatypes handle */
/* correctly. (I think :-) */
/* */
/*Installation: */
/* Copy it to your rexx: directory. */
/* */
/* Here's how this script works. It will accept either zero or one */
/* command line argument. If there are no command line arguments, the */
/* script will find out how many inlined images there are in the */
/* current document and display that number in the shell from which */
/* AMosaic was started. (If you start AMosaic from the WB, I have no */
/* idea what will happen. Try it and find out, and let me know...I'm */
/* too lazy to test it.) */
/* The script will accept one argument, as mentioned above. This */
/* is the number of the inlined image you wish to access. So, if you */
/* want the first inlined image in a page, put a 1 as the argument. */
/* Simple, eh? */
/* */
/* So to use this script, select the Macro menu item from the Rexx menu */
/* and enter the name of this script followed by a number (or don't */
/* give anything, and it will report how many inlined images there are) */
/* */
/* I suggest that you edit the env:Mosaic/prefs file (and corresponding */
/* file in envarc:) and make this script correspond to a menu hotkey. */
/* Here's what my prefs file looks like: */
/* DelayImageLoads true
ImageCacheSize 0
RexxMacro1 Get Inline 1 | downloadinline 1
RexxMacro2 Get Inline 2 | downloadinline 2
RexxMacro3 Get Inline 3 | downloadinline 3
RexxMacro4 Get Inline 4 | downloadinline 4
RexxMacro5 Get Inline 5 | downloadinline 5
RexxMacro6 Get Inline 6 | downloadinline 6
RexxMacro7 Get Inline 7 | downloadinline 7
RexxMacro8 Add to Hotlist | add-hotlist
RexxMacro9 Jump to Hotlist | "'jump url file://localhost/env:Mosaic/hotlist.html'"
RexxMacro10 # of Inlines | downloadinline
As you can see, if I press lamiga-0, I will automatically get the number
of inlined images displayed in the shell. And I have set up
lamiga-1 -> lamiga-7 to correspond to downloading that respective
inlined image. (i.e. if I press lamiga-5, I will get the fifth inlined
image on the page, if it exists).
If there are lots of inlined images (say, for example 20 on a page),
and you want to see the 17th one, you'll have to select the Macro
menu item, and manually put 17 on the command line.
This script does a little bit of error checking. It makes sure there
are inlined images on the page in the first place. It also checks
to make sure you haven't asked for an inlined image that doesn't exist.
(Well, if you enter an argument of -5, AMosaic will try and get a
non-existant file, and report an error, but the script does rudimenary
error checking.
Caveats:
- I start AMosaic from the shell, so the say commands in this script
will output to the shell that I started from. I have no idea what
happens when AMosaic is started from the WB and it wants to say
something. I expect nothing will happen, in which case you can't
see how many inlined images are on the page (unless you count them
yourself. :-)
- This is not the best way to see these inline images. It'd be much
better if one could simply click on an inlined image and have it
downloaded. I *know* there's a way to do this, but I haven't
figured it out yet. The main problem is I don't know alot of the
terms of the WWW (like what an anchor is). Oh well, for the time
being, this will suffice.
Comment or questions or suggestions or help or just rude mail can
be sent to:
tcourtna@eagle.wbm.ca
Enjoy.
Oh, if this doesn't work on your setup, let me know and I'll see what
I can do to fix it.
I suppose I should also include a disclaimer. I accept no responsibility
for the actions of this program. Use at your own risk. (I do :-).
Hmmm, the documentation is more than twice as long as script itself,
I suppose I should stop. */
/* get which inlined image to download */
parse arg charnumber
/* if no argument given (i.e. no image #) get # of inlined images on page */
if charnumber = ''
then do
'fetch images stem='mystem
say 'Number of inlined images on this page: 'mystem.0
exit
end
options results
'fetch images stem='mystem
inlinecount = mystem.0
/* make sure there are inlined images on this page */
if inlinecount = 0
then do
say 'No Inlined images on this page'
exit
end
/* make sure user doesn't specify illegal inline image # */
else if inlinecount < charnumber
then do
say 'That inline image does not exist.'
say 'Pick a number <= 'inlinecount
exit
end
/* valid number...get URL! */
else 'jump url 'mystem.charnumber.URL