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Subject: new command LSPLIT - like split,multitab,mash etc but with a twist
From: GRP <GRP...@gmail.com>
To: YubNub <YubNub@googlegroups.com>

I didn't find anything like this, but there are many times where I
want a bunch of commands accessible, but not necessarily each taking a
tab and maybe not even preloaded (i.e., I just need to quickly run
through them).

So I put together 'lsplit' whose documentation is below.    It
produces a screen with a bunch of links across the top.

I am interested in thoughts / feedback and please change it if you see
ways to improve it.  It taxed all my Yubnub skills....

-Randy

NAME
     lsplit (for Split via Links) - provide a way to easily access
multiple YubNub commands on one screen via links

SYNOPSIS
     lsplit cmd1;cmd2;cmd3

SUMMARY
     Displays a set of links, one for each command, that when clicked,
open up
     that command in the IFRAME (rest of the page) below.
     The commands can have parameters, and a command can simply be a
URL.
     This is an alternative to 'split' for when you want quick access
to multiple
     commands, but you either don't want them all to run except as
needed, *OR*
     you need to see each full-screen (not in small frames).

EXAMPLE
     lsplit compete google.com; quantcast google.com; compete
twitter.com; quantcast twitter.com
     lsplit http://google.com;http://yahoo.com;http://answers.com
     lsplit g porsche;y porsche;a porsche
     lsplit linm %s;g %s;facebook %s;gmys %s    (if defining the new
cmd 'stalker' ;-)


FUTURE POSSIBILITIES
     * It would be interesting to combine this with 'mash2' or 'mash'.
     * Maybe it should look like "lsplit cmdname1;cmdname2;cmdname3
args" and
     apply args to each cmdname?
     * It would also be interesting to take the result from 'deli' or
'delime'
     (a set of bookmarks for a del.icio.us tag or tags, scrape out
those URLs,
     and pass them to lsplit to make a tool for quickly browsing said
bookmarks.