NAME

       /executable - the Profanity /executable command.

DESCRIPTION

       Configure executable that should be called upon a certain command.

SYNOPSIS

       /executable avatar set <cmdtemplate>

       /executable avatar default

       /executable urlopen set <cmdtemplate>

       /executable urlopen default

       /executable urlsave set <cmdtemplate>

       /executable urlsave default

       /executable editor set <cmdtemplate>

       /executable editor default

       /executable vcard_photo set <cmdtemplate>

       /executable vcard_photo default

ARGUMENTS

       avatar set
           Set executable that is run by /avatar open. Use your favorite image viewer.

       avatar default
           Restore to default settings.

       urlopen set
           Set executable that is run by /url open. Takes a command template that replaces %u and
           %p with the URL and path respectively.

       urlopen default
           Restore to default settings.

       urlsave set
           Set executable that is run by /url save. Takes a command template that replaces %u and
           %p with the URL and path respectively.

       urlsave default
           Use the built-in download method for saving.

       editor set
           Set  editor  to  be  used  with  /editor. Needs a terminal editor or a script to run a
           graphical editor.

       editor default
           Restore to default settings.

       vcard_photo set
           Set executable that is run by  /vcard  photo  open.  Takes  a  command  template  that
           replaces %p with the path

       vcard_photo default
           Restore to default settings.

EXAMPLES

       /executable avatar xdg-open

       /executable urlopen set "xdg-open %u"

       /executable urlopen set "firefox %u"

       /executable urlopen default

       /executable urlsave set "wget %u -O %p"

       /executable urlsave set "curl %u -o %p"

       /executable urlsave default

       /executable vcard_photo set "feh %p"

       /executable editor set "emacsclient -t"