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XMLTerm XMLterm adds powerful hypertext and graphical capabilities to the Xterm-like terminal interface through its use of the eXtensible Markup Language (XML). XMLterm works with plain text Unix shells (and a Windows port may be on the radar), but ideally will ultimately be used with XML-aware shells and XML-aware Unix/GNU utilities. XMLterm is implemented using the open source Mozilla browser components. www.xml.com /pub/r/117   (113 words)

php-deluxe.net - description XMLTerm XMLTerm is both a command line terminal, like an Xterm, and also a web page, like the one displayed by your browser. XMLterm adds powerful Hypertext and graphical capabilities to the Xterm-like terminal interface through its use of the extensible markup language (XML), which is a generic specification for markup languages like HTML. XMLterm is implemented using the open source Mozilla browser components. www.php-deluxe.net /encyclopedia,index.page,XMLTerm.htm   (101 words)

Заимствование из UNIX. Тем временем в Linux. Сообщения BugNet.: Открытые ... XMLterm дополняет интерфейс XTERM мощными гипертекстовыми и графическими возможностями за счет использования расширяемого языка разметки (Extensible Markup Language, XML) — отсюда и его имя. Программное обеспечение XMLterm предоставляется в открытых кодах и реализуется с помощью библиотек компонентов Mozilla. По этой причине XMLterm полностью обратно совместим с XTERM и его предшественником — интерфейсом терминала VT100. www.osp.ru /text/302/130835.html   (1143 words)

[No title] XMLterm typically uses the UNIX pseudo-TTY interface to communicate with the shell. XMLterm may compile on other Unix platforms, but it will use NSPR pipes, rather than a pseudo-TTY, for process communication; this means that the terminal control characters, such as Control-C for interrupting jobs, will not work on those platforms. Double-clicking is used to activate all XMLterm features, *except* for command prompts and underlined hyperlinks, which are activated by a single click as in a browser. web.mit.edu /ghudson/dev/nognome/third/firefox/extensions/xmlterm/INSTALL   (1022 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) XMLterm typically uses the UNIX pseudo-TTY interface to communicate with the shell. XMLterm may compile on other Unix platforms, but it will use NSPR pipes, rather than a pseudo-TTY, for process communication; this means that the terminal control characters, such as Control-C for interrupting jobs, will not work on those platforms. Double-clicking is used to activate all XMLterm features, *except* for command prompts and underlined hyperlinks, which are activated by a single click as in a browser. www.smly.com /mozilla/extensions/xmlterm/INSTALL   (1022 words)

XML.com: XMLterm: A Mozilla-based Semantic User Interface XMLterm is implemented as a component of Mozilla, and is currently at the alpha stage of development. XMLterm allows users to switch between the CLI and GUI at the micro level, i.e., for each command within a work session. This is not true in the case of XMLterm, where many applications share the same window, reducing window clutter. www.xml.com /pub/a/2000/06/07/xmlterm/index.html   (1862 words)

Новости - Mozilla - XMLterm Разработчики XMLterm - эмулятора терминала с продвинутыми возможностями, построенного на Mozilla, предлагают всем желающим попробовать последнюю версию своего продукта, которая стала уже вполне работоспособной. Re: Re: Re: Наоборот Мазила построен на XMLTerm XMLterm uses the Mozilla layout engine to display the XML document. www.linux.org.ru /jump-message.jsp?msgid=27613&lastmod=953291915000   (164 words)

It's a terminal... It's a web page... It's   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) XMLterm is both a command line "terminal", like Xterm, and also a web page. XMLterm adds powerful hypertext and graphical capabilities to the Xterm-like terminal interface through its use of the extensible markup language (XML). XMLTerm is currently pre-alpha, but it does demonstrate interesting possibilities. www.infolets.com /956171369   (84 words)

More Third-Party Innovation: XMLTerm - MozillaZine Talkback An early prototype of XMLterm, an XTERM-like terminal program implemented using the Mozilla layout engine, is now available to tinker with. XMLterm aims to add graphical and hypertext capabilities to the XTERM command line interface, while maintaining backwards compatibility. XMLterm is a non-commercial open source project in its early stages. www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=813&message=23&state=reply   (435 words)

Check Out XMLTerm! - MozillaZine Talkback XMLterm can also be used as a powerful Javascript console (check out a screenshot). If you are a Linux mozilla user who also uses xterms in some form, please try out the M14-compatible version of the XMLterm binaries, which may be downloaded from here. The reason I have been slow to do that is that full copy-and-paste will be part of a full drag-and-drop implementation, including dragging icons to and from the desktop and have the option of icons appearing in the xmlterm command line. mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=1243   (865 words)

Nooface | A "Graphical" Command Line Interface XMLterm is a strange hybrid between a web browser and a command line shell. I think this sorta leads to the dynabook, and perhaps some of what Squeak wishes to do (or at least Alan Kay). At present XMLterm is a bit too slow and unpolished to use it as a full-time xterm replacement. nooface.net /articles/01/09/18/0439225.shtml   (674 words)

[Pipet Devel] XMLterm: A Mozilla-based Semantic User Interface   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) I think this is very interesting and relevant: "XMLterm is a terminal emulator application providing a command line interface (CLI), like an Xterm or an MS-DOS window. An XMLterm window can display any marked-up content that can be rendered by the Mozilla layout engine, including HTML, XML, MathML, and, in the near future, even SVG. XMLterm is implemented as a component of Mozilla, and is currently at the alpha stage of development." http://www.xml.com/pub/2000/06/07/xmlterm/index.html Jeff bioinformatics.org /pipermail/pipet-devel/2000-June/002186.html   (139 words)

XMLterm: Mozilla based semantic interface | Screaming Penguin XMLterm is a "semantic" user interface that uses the stylesheets to create a personalized and customized layout for a GUI interface via the Mozilla engine and backend XML data. XMLterm is a terminal emulator application providing a command line interface (CLI), like an Xterm or an XMLterm is to enable a CLI user to access many GUI capabilities in a seamless manner. www.screaming-penguin.com /node/1687   (239 words)

term2xml/3 /MINERVA/Manual/Reference/Predicates/XML/term2xml/ ElementType type description of a XML element Term high level representation of the XML term XmlTerm term representing an XML term XmlTerm = element(n1, [a1 = '0', a2 = '1.0'], [ element(n2, [], [chardata('hello')]), element(n3, [a3 = 'z'], [])]) This predicate is not part of the ISO-Prolog Standard. www.ifcomputer.com /MINERVA/Manual/Reference/Predicates/XML/term2xml/imode_en.html   (108 words)

Testez XMLTerm ! - 15 mars 2000 - Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, Camino au quotidien : actualité des produits ... Saravanan écrit : « Alors que le béta de Mozilla approche, XMLterm entre dans sa phase alpha. XMLterm peut aussi être utilisé comme une puissante console Javascript (jetez un oeil à cette copie d'écran). Si vous êtes un utilisateur de Mozilla sur Linux qui utilise des xterms sous une forme ou une autre, testez les binaires de XMLterm compatibles avec le M14, que vous pouvez télécharger ici. www.mozillazine-fr.org /archive.phtml?article=1243   (158 words)

Mozilla   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) > > xmlterm is disabled because gtk toolkit is disabled and only gtk2 toolkit is enabled. It should be possible to build it if an additional --enable-toolkit-gtk is passed to configure. May not be worth to increase the dependencies just to just get xmlterm. www.linuxfromscratch.org /pipermail/blfs-dev/2003-February/002325.html   (226 words)

techno.blog("Dion"): XMLterm: The marriage of the command line and rich ui XMLTerm is a mozilla based "A graphical command line interface". I came across XMLTerm a few days ago, after having carried around the same idea for years now. While I'd be willing to write some cool scripts relying on XMLterm (which requires only say perl and html capabilitites) my knowledge of the Mozilla API is far to poor to take over the whole project. www.almaer.com /blog/archives/000819.html   (929 words)

[ILUG] XMLTerm   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) If this is the xmlterm I am thinking of, it is part of mozilla. I am not sure if it comes with the nightly build or not, so you may have to download the source and compile it. I did this at one stage and played with the xmlterm a small bit, but I am reasonably happy working with an [r]x[v]term. mail.linux.ie /pipermail/ilug/2000-August/021517.html   (120 words)

Mozilla's future (AMK's Journal) A common theme of Unix advocacy is how powerful the command-line is, yet in contrast with the endless frantic activity in GUI toolkits, these days little work is put into improving the command line environment. One easy way to improve the CLI would be to revive xmlterm, which let scripts output HTML or XML that would be rendered into your shell session. Unfortunately the xmlterm project is dead, though its source is still in the Mozilla source tree. www.amk.ca /diary/2004/04/mozillas_future.html   (351 words)

Mozilla   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) > > > > > xmlterm is disabled because gtk toolkit is disabled and only gtk2 > toolkit is enabled. It should be possible to build it if an additional > --enable-toolkit-gtk is passed to configure. May not be worth to > increase the dependencies just to just get xmlterm. www.linuxfromscratch.org /pipermail/blfs-dev/2003-February/002326.html   (303 words)

A Look At XMLTerm and the "Semantic UI" - MozillaZine Talkback Saravanan writes, "Just thought the mozillaZine community might be interested in commenting on my feature-length article on creating "semantic user interfaces" using Mozilla, with XMLterm as an example. If you haven't seen the coolness that is XMLTerm, I suggest clicking on the link above immediately. XMLTerm combines the utility of a Command Line Interface with the XML and rendering capabilities of Mozilla,to create a CLI/GUI hybrid. mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=1455   (538 words)

cshoot Konsole begins to skip when the game speed hits 1024*20ms/frame, rendering cshoot unplayable in konsole at high scores. xmlterm exits when you press an arrow key, as it registers the input as an escape key. You must use the hjkl keys to move. cshoot.sourceforge.net   (547 words)

Nouvel article sur XMLTerm - 8 juin 2000 - Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, Camino au quotidien : actualité des ... Nouvel article sur XMLTerm - 8 juin 2000 - Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, Camino au quotidien : actualité des produits utilisant le moteur Gecko de Mozilla - MozillaZine-fr Si vous n'avez pas encore gouté aux délices de XMLTerm, je vous suggère de cliquer immédiatement sur le lien ci-dessus. XMLTerm combine une interface en ligne de commande avec le moteur de rendu graphique de Mozilla dans un hybride CLI/GUI (Command Line Interface/Graphical User Interface). www.mozillazine-fr.org /archive.phtml?article=1455   (164 words)

Re: relevance of "[PATCH] tty utf8 mode" in linux-kernel 2.6.4-rc1 Whether then the terminal internally has a matrix of glyph cells (like Emacs has) or not (like a Postscript or HTML backend), is the terminal's business. Some terminals, like xmlterm , are already one step further, by allowing inlined images. A standard describing a first step into this direction would already be very good. mail.nl.linux.org /linux-utf8/2004-03/msg00012.html   (266 words)

Access to XPConnect from scripts with chrome URLs If not, XMLterm will probably cease to be fully functional as it presently coded. Otherwise, I would need to code XMLterm as a XUL element or something like that, which would tie it too closely to the core Mozilla code, rather than allowing it to be a true extension. Otherwise, I would need to code XMLterm as a > XUL element or something like that, which would tie it too > closely to the core Mozilla code, rather than allowing it to be a true > extension. www.forum4designers.com /message244317.html   (956 words)

XML Parser for C xxx, xmlterm Parsing multiple documents, but only the latest document needs to be available: xmlinit, xmlparse This function should only be called once before starting the processing of one or more XML files. xmlterm() should be called after all processing of XML files has completed. www.cs.uvm.edu /oracle9doc/appdev.901/a88899/arx07pac.htm   (4468 words)

O'Reilly Network -- Building a Game in Mozilla Our intention is to show that Mozilla has the ability to be more than a web browser. Other demonstrations of alternate uses of Mozilla like the Script Editor and XMLTerm already do this, although these tend to feel more like extensions of the existing Mozilla framework. A more radical non-browser application of Mozilla would have the benefit of extending the discussion of Mozilla as a platform and might bring new people into the community who are interested in this new aspect of the project. www.oreillynet.com /pub/a/network/2000/06/30/magazine/mozilla_game.html   (1244 words)

xmlclean() behavior ... The only solution I have found is to call xmlterm() and xmlinit() after processing every few records. Going by the documentation, I thought the sequence of calls should be xmlinit() at the beginning, xmlparsebuf() and xmlclean() in the main processing loop, and xmlterm() at the end. I also tried to use the memory callback feature using the xmlmemcb structure. forums.oracle.com /forums/message.jspa?messageID=679755   (249 words)

XML Parser for C xxx, xmlterm Parsing multiple documents, but only the latest document needs to be available: xmlinit, xmlparse This function should only be called once before starting the processing of one or more XML files. xmlterm() should be called after all processing of XML files has completed. www.boku.ac.at /oradoc/ias/10g(9.0.4)/web.904/b10926/c_parser.htm   (3581 words)

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