Fred L. Drake, Jr. wrote: > > Gordon McMillan writes: > > That's what "start %s" % url does. The intent is the same as > > $EDITOR, though the mechanics make Rube Goldberg look > boringly > practical. > > No, that supports "Whatever the user set as their default > browser," > and is the right default for Windows. It doesn't let me use a > drop-down box in a GUI to say "This application should Opera for > help, even though Navigator is the default." *That's* what I'd > like to be able to do, because then there's a chance of being > able to separate open() and open_new(). (And just 'cause I'm a > little anal about allowing this kind of configurability that no > more than one in a thousand will care about. ;) No, Fred, you're not one in a thousand, you're *completely* unique. What 999/1000 Windows users will want is to have the help in a .chm. - Gordon
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