The API for this was mostly done (though the only example was for the
bonbo editor). There has already been code submission for vi and emacs
but I think they are going to slow down till the 2.0 code base gets more
stable (its going to be a lot more fun to program additions on 2.0). 


On Tue, 2003-05-27 at 12:05, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> > One can set the editor to use when viewing source. I
> > set it to /usr/local/bin/gnuclient, which is allows a
> > user to request a running XEmacs process to edit the
> > material named. Or a person can set it to vi or
> > whatever else makes his heart go pitter-pat.
> >
> > I *love* this feature, and greatly wish the same were
> > possible within Mozilla, but it's not, unless there's
> > something I've missed.
> > That's the sort of feature that I don't think is too
> > difficult to add to a program, so maybe it's on the
> > Mozilla developers map to do that?
> >
> > Carl Parrish, are you out there reading this, and do
> > you have any comment?
> 
> Use Galeon.  It is much more responsive UI wise than Mozilla (but uses the
> Mozilla rendering engine).  It has this feature.
> 
> Preferences->Programs->View Source and then put in the program you want to
> view source with. ;)
> 
> -Derek
> 
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