Is there a way to make a link clickable in the OSX Terminal?

问题

I am planning on developing an Mxmlc to Textmate formatter, one that formats mxmlc errors as clickable links, so you can open them up quickly in Textmate as Textmate has a url scheme e.g.: txmt://open/?url=file://~/.bash_profile&line=11&column=2.

I am wondering if it is possible to display links in your OSX terminal, that are also clickable, e.g. by changing the PS1 variable or so.

ps. I don't want to use HTML that runs in the Textmate environment.

回答1:

Before OSX Lion:

cmd+shift+double-click on a URL in Terminal.app and it will open in the default program.

OSX Lion:

cmd+double-click (otherwise you will enter fullscreen mode).

回答2:

You can right click on a URL in Terminal and the first option in the context-sensitive menu is "Open URL". Not perfect, but maybe good enough ?

回答3:

Pipe your output to lynx:

your_command | lynx -use_mouse -stdin

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2338765/is-there-a-way-to-make-a-link-clickable-in-the-osx-terminal