Re: Displaying HTML
- Posted by Isaac Raway <isaac-topica at blueapples.org> Feb 06, 2004
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Juergen Luethje wrote: > > >isaac-topica wrote: > > >>Actually, this should work just fine. >> >> >What do you mean by "should"? >I tested it, and it did *not* work on my system. >Did you actually test it? If you did so, on what system? >Which Windows version, and which Euphoria version? >What *exactly* did you do? Facts please ... > > I have called this API from C++ and Visual Basic. It works. If it didn't work for you, then there is most likely something misconfigured in your registry. >>The result will be that the HTML file is >>displayed in the default browser, >> >> >As I previously wrote, that was *not* the result, that I got. >When I called > integer code > code = system_exec("ReadMe.html", 2) >actually nothing happend on my system. The file "ReadMe.html" was in the >same directory as the regarding Euphoria program. > > >>just as if it where double clicked in your >>favorite file manager. This is exactly how those programs open files when you >>ask them to. >> >>~ Isaac >> >> >Regards, > Juergen > > >>Quoting Juergen Luethje: >> >> >>>Hayden McKay wrote: >>> >>> >>>>One way is to use 'system_exec()' with the filename. >>>>and let the users defualt browser open the the file. >>>> >>>>ex: >>>> integer code >>>> code = system_exec("ReadMe.html",2) >>>> >>>>Under WINDOWS the above should open a browser window with the readme in >>>>it. >>>> >>>> >>>What Windows version and what Euphoria version are you using? >>>On my system -- Windows 98, Euphoria 2.4 (tested by using "exw.exe") -- >>>this does not work. I actually can't imagine, that the suggested method >>>would work as expected on any other Windows version. >>> >>>However, "good old" ShellExecute does the job. >>> >>>Regards, >>> Juergen >>> >>> >>>>----- Original Message ----- >>>>From: "Philip Deets" >>>>Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 12:22 PM >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Hi, I want to add a View ReadMe Menu Item to the Help Menu in my >>>>>program. The readme is in HTML. I've looked through the platform SDK >>>>>but can't find any answers. Can you help me? >>>>> >>>>>Windows XP SP1 >>>>>win32lib 0.59.1 (the latest, I think) >>>>> >>>>>Thanks, >>>>>Phil >>>>> >>>>> > > > >TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! > >