19 Jan
2012
19 Jan
'12
2:03 a.m.
Darrell Anderson wrote:
kwrite is strictly SDI. If I wanted to open several web pages I would end up with several
instances of kwrite open. Yes, there is task bar grouping but that only reduces clutter in
the task bar. The idea of using kate is opening everything in one window. kate has a nice
document listing to the left side and I can traverse through any of the open documents.
kate works most of the time that way, but not all of the time.
Ah I understand now. It seems I hadn't understood you correctly. What I
would recommend then is writing a small shell script and make it write
out all it's arguments to a file. Then call that script from Firefox and
watch how Firefox exactly calls the script. The problem should become
visible then. You could also call kate with the right arguments from
this script at some point if you cannot find another solution.
Julius
When Kate is already open, and in Firefox I press
Ctrl-U to open the web page in the assigned external text
editor (Kate), the web content opens in a second Kate
session.
I want to use the current session only. I'm an MDI
kind of person. :)
Maybe using kwrite instead of kate would work in your case?
The actual
KParts are the same, it's just that kwrite lacks some
things like
multiple sessions.