| rec level |
Changing this setting effects how many
recursive levels of links wget will traverse. Using zero will keep
wget from traversing any links and will just grab the target page. |
| username |
The username to use for authenticated
access |
| password |
The password to use for authenticated
access |
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In addition to the basic functionality
of tkget.tcl, there are two additional ways to specify what urls to load;
the Url Dialog and the Range Dialog.
 The
Url Dialog |
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The "paste urls" button will open up the
Url Dialog. In order to open this dialog, there must be a valid
url in the system's cut/paste buffer. The Url Dialog will open
up and begin fetching the text of the page at the specified url.
When it is done, just click the "ok" button and all links from the page
will be entered into the Main Window's url text widget.
The
Url Dialog allows for filtering of references in a given page. For
instance, it can allow only links that meet a regular expression for images.
Additionally, with the checkbuttons next to the filter entry wiget, the
Url Dialog can include any combination of href references and embedded
image references.
If you change the glob pattern or checkbuttons,
you will need to hit the "get" button again so the page can be reloaded
with the new settings.
| The
Range Dialog |
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The "paste range" button will open up the
Range Dialog. In order to open this dialog, there must be a validd
url in the system's cut/paste buffer. The Range Dialog will find
the last number range present in the specified url and fill the start and
end entries with that number. If the url is "http://www.yahoo.com/something1.html"
the start and end entries would show "1". You can then modify the
end to download the appropriate range of files. The Range Dialog
will not finish unless there is a selection in the url entry... see this
image
above for an example of this.
