Overview
Comment: | nitpick |
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User & Date: | lexi on 2019-11-05 16:27:52 |
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Context
2019-11-05
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16:41 | update readme with reference to newer projects check-in: 05677edf7f user: lexi tags: trunk | |
16:27 | nitpick check-in: 2a975fabe3 user: lexi tags: trunk | |
16:14 | add newtab check-in: 6b40270f28 user: lexi tags: trunk | |
Changes
Modified newtab.c from [bf8e7ec053] to [2cfcd5a554].
11 11 * running and i just want a new goddamn tab. it 12 12 * turns out, qutebrowser publishes an inane IPC 13 13 * mechanism, in which JSON (i know!!) written to a 14 14 * unix domain socket (I KNOW) can send signals to 15 15 * a running qutebrowser process. newtab checks if 16 16 * there's a running qutebrowser process and sends 17 17 * the appropriate IPC signal if so. otherwise, it 18 - * execs a new qutebrowser instance. 18 + * forks off a new qutebrowser instance and returns 19 + * an exit status of 1. 19 20 * 20 21 * it takes a single argument, the URI of a page to 21 22 * navigate to. if launched without an argument, 22 23 * newtab simply opens a blank new tab. simple 23 24 * enough, right? but why write it in C? to talk to 24 25 * a goddammned python application, of all things? 25 26 * well, i was originally going to do this in a