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- From: Romain Francoise <romain@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2006 16:28:32 +0200
- X-ml-name: emacs-w3m
- X-mail-count: 08875
Hi,
Here's a small patch fixing a few typos in the manual. While I was at
it I also documented the new ``I'm feeling lucky'' feature, and changed
the part that says to use C-q SPC to input spaces in the minibuffer,
since it's now a self-inserting character if the feeling lucky feature
is enabled.
有り難う、
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RCS file: /storage/cvsroot/emacs-w3m/doc/emacs-w3m.texi,v
retrieving revision 1.334
diff -u -p -r1.334 emacs-w3m.texi
--- emacs-w3m.texi 22 Sep 2006 00:47:54 -0000 1.334
+++ emacs-w3m.texi 24 Sep 2006 14:23:59 -0000
@@ -249,10 +249,9 @@ Emacs-w3m no longer supports those Emacs
@end table
-If you use the developing version of GNU Emacs, which is so called
-``Emacs 22'', perhaps you can run the CVS version of emacs-w3m on it.
-In such case, it is strongly recommended for you to join the
-@ref{Mailing List}.
+If you use the development version of GNU Emacs (``Emacs 22''), perhaps
+you should run the CVS version of emacs-w3m on it. In that case, it is
+strongly recommended that you join the @ref{Mailing List}.
@node You Need w3m
@section Using w3m: the reason why emacs-w3m is fast
@@ -276,8 +275,9 @@ You must install the latest w3m, it is a
@cindex codepage-ex
@cindex rfc2368.el
-Depending on the version of Emacs, third party packages may be required.
-This section provides resources to help you find and install them.
+Depending on the Emacs version you're using, third party packages may be
+required. This section provides resources to help you find and install
+them.
@table @samp
@@ -355,14 +355,13 @@ If you are an XEmacs user, the compiled
@uref{ftp://ftp.xemacs.org/packages/mule-ucs-1.11-pkg.tar.gz}
@item codepage-ex
-Some web sites in Europe use the @code{windows-1252} coding system for
-encoding text in spite of the @samp{charset=ISO-8859-1} label being
-specified there. Since @code{iso-8859-1} is insufficient to decode such
-text, emacs-w3m uses @code{windows-1252} as a superset of
-@code{iso-8859-1} if it is available. The @code{windows-1252} coding
-system is built-in since Emacs 22. Even in Emacs 21, you can enable to
-use it using the module called @code{codepage-ex}. See the following
-page:
+Some web sites in Europe specify a @samp{charset=ISO-8859-1} encoding,
+but really use @code{windows-1252}. Since @code{iso-8859-1} is
+insufficient to decode that, emacs-w3m uses @code{windows-1252} as a
+superset of @code{iso-8859-1} if it is available. The
+@code{windows-1252} coding system is built-in since Emacs 22. Even in
+Emacs 21, you can enable to use it using the module called
+@code{codepage-ex}. See the following page:
@uref{http://www.nijino.com/ari/emacs/codepage-ex.html}
@@ -1705,18 +1704,26 @@ emacs-w3m with other commands and Emacs
@cindex Search engines
Emacs-w3m comes with advanced features related to search engines, they
-are accessible through two interfaces:
+are accessible through three interfaces:
@itemize
@item
-The regular interface, invoked by the @kbd{S} key in any emacs-w3m
-buffer. It is a simple interactive way to choose which search engine to
-use and input a search term; see @ref{The Search Interface}.
+The regular search interface, invoked by the @kbd{S} key in any
+emacs-w3m buffer. It is a simple interactive way to choose which search
+engine to use and input a search term; see @ref{The Search Interface}.
@item
The Quicksearch interface: it is a faster (yet more complicated) way to
use search engines, by going to specially crafted URLs. For more
information about this feature, see @ref{Quick Searching}.
+
+@item
+The ``I'm feeling lucky'' feature: if it's enabled
+(@code{w3m-enable-google-feeling-lucky}), entering words instead of a
+regular URL at the URL prompt will begin a Google search for the words
+automatically, and display the most relevant result. This is useful if
+you actually want to fetch the most relevant page, it does not display a
+list of search results.
@end itemize
@menu
@@ -1796,14 +1803,16 @@ Yahoo!. @xref{Grouping URLs}.
@end itemize
Using it is very simple: suppose you want to search for the word ``gnu''
-on Google. Hit @kbd{g} to go to a new URL, and type ``gg:gnu''. The
-first part of this expression, ``gg'' indicates that we want to use the
-Google search engine. The second term is the word we will be searching
-for. The prefix and the search term must be separated by a colon. Hit
-@kbd{RET}, and you will see the results of your search. Please note
-that you can input several words by separating them with spaces (to
-type a space in the minibuffer, hit @kbd{C-q} first, e.g. @kbd{C-q
-@key{SPC}}).
+on Google and get a list of results. Hit @kbd{g} to go to a new URL,
+and type ``gg:gnu''. The first part of this expression, ``gg''
+indicates that we want to use the Google search engine. The second term
+is the word we will be searching for. The prefix and the search term
+must be separated by a colon. Hit @kbd{RET}, and you will see the
+results of your search. Note that you can input several words by
+separating them with spaces. @kbd{SPC} is a self-inserting key in the
+minibuffer if the ``Feeling Lucky'' feature is enabled (it is by
+default; see @code{w3m-enable-google-feeling-lucky}). If it's disabled,
+then hit @kbd{C-q} first, i.e. @kbd{C-q @key{SPC}}.
The default configuration of emacs-w3m includes several prefixes you can
use, they are defined in the @code{w3m-uri-replace-alist} variable.
@@ -2356,8 +2365,8 @@ command is invoked.
@item w3m-edit-function-alist
@vindex w3m-edit-function-alist
-Alist of functions used for editing pages. This option is refered to
-decide which function shouled be used to edit a specified page, when
+Alist of functions used for editing pages. This option is referred to
+decide which function should be used to edit a specified page, when
either @code{w3m-edit-current-url} or @code{w3m-edit-this-url} is
invoked. When no suitable function is found from this alist,
@code{w3m-edit-function} is used.
@@ -3403,7 +3412,7 @@ you read a multipart/related message. N
images contained in the message body with a @samp{cid:} URL to be
displayed (as we consider them safe). The default value is @code{nil}.
-To activate this feaeture, add following in your @file{~/.mew.el}.
+To activate this feature, add following in your @file{~/.mew.el}.
@lisp
(define-key mew-summary-mode-map "T" 'mew-w3m-view-inline-image)
@@ -3670,7 +3679,7 @@ necessary.
Emacsen incompatibility
Under XEmacs 21.1, pages written by the SHIFT_JIS character set may not
-be displaied correctly. There is also a problem in XEmacs 21.2 prior to
+be displayed correctly. There is also a problem in XEmacs 21.2 prior to
the beta 36 version. You should upgrade your XEmacs if you use such
one.
@@ -3868,7 +3877,7 @@ text or any other text that is not relat
them using @code{report-emacs-w3m-bug} (@pxref{Mailing List}).
@samp{Shimbun} library currently supports Asahi Shimbun, Yomiuri
-On-line, many maling list archives such as Emacs Devel, XEmacs Beta,
+On-line, many mailing list archives such as Emacs Devel, XEmacs Beta,
Gnus, Mew, and Wanderlust, Slashdot Japan, and a lot of others. For
more detail, see @ref{Shimbun Sites}.
@@ -5873,8 +5882,8 @@ list of file names used in @samp{speedba
@end multitable
@item
-You should select file names which remind their refering WEB servers'
-URIs. It is allowed to remove coutry parts (Ex. jp,de,uk,etc),
+You should select file names which remind their referring WEB servers'
+URIs. It is allowed to remove country parts (Ex. jp,de,uk,etc),
organization parts (Ex. edu,com,org,net,etc) and redundant parts
(Ex. www) if removing does not increase vagueness.