by steven_j_me.. » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
Steve
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by Navindra Umane » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
No, it goes in through argv. For example, I have rvplayer specifiedQuote:> how does the file name (that launched the
> associated helper application) get communicated to
> the helper application. It doesn't seem to come
> through argv. Is there some API that I need to
> link in?
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by Hexdum » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
IIRC, you need to specify %s after the program in Netscape, for exampleQuote:>I am planning on writing a small helper
>application to read a simple file type. Not a
>plugin, but a helper application. My problem is,
>how does the file name (that launched the
>associated helper application) get communicated to
>the helper application. It doesn't seem to come
>through argv. Is there some API that I need to
>link in?
>Steve
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