jumanji - a web browser

archman-cro · 2011-01-24 17:43:32

I'm not using Jumanji, but I'll be testing it soon, probably.
So I came here to ask a question. Can Jumanji handle utf-8 characters (č, ć, ž, š and đ in particular), since I use those keys in another browser to scroll and switch tabs?
Can't find anything about c header files and utf characters...

Last edited by archman-cro (2011-01-25 12:35:15)

gorilla · 2011-01-25 12:42:28

archman-cro wrote:

Can Jumanji handle utf-8 characters (č, ć, ž, š and đ in particular), since I use those keys in another browser to scroll and switch tabs?

I don't think so, at least it's not working out of box with German ä, ö, ü ... But I hope this is not a reason for you to deny jumanji. Probaby there is also a solution - Don't know so much about C.

portix · 2011-01-25 12:54:26

ö, ä and ü can be defined in config.h, using GDK_odiaeresis, GDK_adiaeresis, GDK_udiaeresis, respectively, č, ć, ž, š and đ should also be possible, you have only have to find out the name (e.g. using xev and add the prefix GDK_).

archman-cro · 2011-01-25 13:16:52

Thank you for your answers, guys. I'll be looking into this!

Update: Yes! It works that way. Well, I have edited the config.def.h before building, changing these lines:

 {0, GDK_Zcaron, sc_nav_history, NORMAL, { NEXT, NULL } },

etc...
But can I make something clearer than this? Can I introduce a new command in .h or something similar?

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gorilla · 2011-01-30 14:40:12

I'm trying to figure out how it's possible to set a default zoom-level. Would be great to start jumanji with 75% on my netbook. Found nothing like this in config.h... Does anybody know how to solve this?

akira86 · 2011-02-02 21:12:32

gorilla wrote:

I'm trying to figure out how it's possible to set a default zoom-level. Would be great to start jumanji with 75% on my netbook. Found nothing like this in config.h... Does anybody know how to solve this?

You can't modify the default zoom level (as far as I know) ... but instead you can increase the font size in the ~/.config/jumanji/jumanjirc file (which lead to the same effect) :

set font_size 13
set minimum_font_size 12

akira86 · 2011-02-03 05:19:52

hellomynameisphil wrote:

Is there a way to 'un-map' keybindings? I keep accidentally quitting the browser with Ctrl-q when i mean to hit Ctrl-w (darn you, qwerty!). Can I turn off the mapping of Ctrl-q to quitall? Sorry if I missed this in an obvious place in the documentation.

Currently, I think there is no other way to un-map a keybinding that come from the config.h "shortcuts[]" array, than modifying the config.h (or config.def.h) file itself.

I suggest you to install jumanji from source without using makepkg.

% git clone git://pwmt.org/jumanji.git
% cd jumanji
% cp config.def.h config.h
% gedit config.h
% CFLAGS=-O2 make
% sudo make install

gorilla · 2011-02-03 13:46:11

Oh thanks, that works, except of the images, but it's okay for me.

portix · 2011-02-03 18:56:43

akira86 wrote:

I suggest you to install jumanji from source without using makepkg.
% git clone git://pwmt.org/jumanji.git
% cd jumanji
% cp config.def.h config.h
% gedit config.h
% CFLAGS=-O2 make
% sudo make install

The cleaner way would be to edit the config.h in src/jumanji-git and build the package with

makepkg -e

akira86 · 2011-02-03 20:03:59

portix wrote:

The cleaner way would be to edit the config.h in src/jumanji-git and build the package with
makepkg -e 

As the PKGBUILD of jumanji-git contain (in the build function) :

rm -rf "$srcdir/$_gitname-build"
git clone "$srcdir/$_gitname" "$srcdir/$_gitname-build"

I don't know if the makepkg "-e" option will be sufficient to prevent the build process from removing the "src/jumanji-git" directory.

portix · 2011-02-03 20:40:48

Oh, i see, i had an old PKGBUILD that didn't use a git-build directory. Since the package is build from src/jumanji-git and src/jumanji-git is cloned from src/jumanji, the steps to build a package could be

$ cd src/jumanji
$ cp config.def.h config.h
$ vim config.h
$ git add config.h
$ git commit -m "changed config.h" 
$ cd ../..
$ makepkg -e

where "git add config.h" only has to be done when the config.h is edited for the first time.

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akira86 · 2011-02-03 20:50:31

portix wrote:

Oh, i see, i had an old PKGBUILD that didn't use a git-build directory. Since the package is build from src/jumanji-git and src/jumanji-git is cloned from src/jumanji, the steps to build a package could be
$ cd src/jumanji
$ cp config.def.h config.h
$ vim config.h
$ git add config.h
$ git commit -m "changed config.h" 
$ cd ../..
$ makepkg -e 
where "git add config.h" only has to be done when the config.h is edited for the first time.

No, it won't work either since the pkgbuild remove and re-download the entire directory at each build...

Does the "-e" option prevent the build process from executing the rm function ?

portix · 2011-02-03 21:14:14

No the -e option forces makepkg to use an already existing src-tree. If src/jumanji already exists, nothing is downloaded. The downloaded repository is located at src/jumanji. The "rm -rf ..." only removes the build directory (src/jumanji-build), but this directory isn't cloned from the online repository but from the local repository src/jumanji. Of course one has to edit the config.h in src/jumanji not in src/jumanji-build.

Edit: But of course an easier way to build a package would be to have a copy of config.h in the directory where the PKGBUILD is and putting something like

if [ -f config.h ]; then 
  cp config.h src/$_gitname-build 
fi

right before the make in PKGBUILD.

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akira86 · 2011-02-03 21:36:33

portix wrote:

The "rm -rf ..." only removes the build directory (src/jumanji-build), but this directory isn't cloned from the online repository but from the local repository src/jumanji.

Oh, I didn't see the trailing "-build" ... My fault...

aluser · 2011-02-04 02:54:30

could somebody point me to the project page. all the links in the first post dont seem to be working. Where can I download the latest version? the aur says its outdated.

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akira86 · 2011-02-04 03:17:42

aluser wrote:

could somebody point me to the project page. all the links in the first post dont seem to be working. Where can I download the latest version? the aur says its outdated.

http://pwmt.org/

alterecco · 2011-02-04 03:47:04

You can get the current git head from git://pwmt.org/jumanji.git

There are aur packages for jumanji and jumanji-git as well

aluser · 2011-02-04 04:41:33

Thanks. I was trying to open it in my browser im an idiot. Everything is running fine so far, except for some things.

grooveshark.com does'nt work. I believe it's a flash problem, but youtube runs fine.
when mplayer is in fullscreen and then It's toggled back to normal mode jumanji becomes unresponsive and all gray in color.

aluser · 2011-02-04 18:05:06

I've done a little more reading and it appears flash is disabled by default. There is one thing i'd like to know and that is how to change the font in the autocompletion panel? It's all bold and fugly.

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gorilla · 2011-02-04 22:13:24

aluser wrote:

I've done a little more reading and it appears flash is disabled by default. There is one thing i'd like to know and that is how to change the font in the autocompletion panel? It's all bold and fugly.

do a (use your favourite font instead of monospace)

set font monospace normal 10

in your jumanjirc

aluser · 2011-02-04 23:42:40

gorilla wrote:

aluser wrote:
I've done a little more reading and it appears flash is disabled by default. There is one thing i'd like to know and that is how to change the font in the autocompletion panel? It's all bold and fugly.

do a (use your favourite font instead of monospace)
set font monospace normal 10
in your jumanjirc

I already done that. It's only the autocompletion fonts that are not being changed.

idosh · 2011-02-05 10:29:12

Does anyone have an idea how to make jumanji automatically open PDFs? With Zathura for example...

Thanks in advance.

akira86 · 2011-02-05 17:10:01

idosh wrote:

Does anyone have an idea how to make jumanji automatically open PDFs? With Zathura for example...

Create a download script that check the file extension and add it in your jumanjirc :

set download_command my_script

Last edited by akira86 (2011-02-05 17:10:19)

aluser · 2011-02-06 05:50:03

This browser has been doing pretty well for me. I'm just wondering if its possible to set custom commands to launch scripts.

neldoreth · 2011-02-06 05:55:11

aluser wrote:

This browser has been doing pretty well for me. I'm just wondering if its possible to set custom commands to launch scripts.

You can use the map and spawn.

Best regards

Arch Linux

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