Create clickable links in terminal

Is it possible to process/transform the output from grep (or produce grep-like results, finding strings and/or patterns in files, some other way) such that the search results can be used as links (i.e., hyperlinks) to open an editor?  I want to click on a filename:line_number in my grep result and open my editor at the selected line. $ grep "mServiceIntent" -R ./src/ ./src/example/PhotoThumbnailFragment.java:67 private Intent mServiceIntent; ./src/example/PhotoThumbnailFragment.java:194 mServiceIntent = ./src/example/PhotoThumbnailFragment.java:203 getActivity().startService(mServiceIntent); I know how to register protocols in the system to open the editor.  For example, all URLs like sblm://* in my system open in Sublime Text.  My question is: how to create custom links in guake terminal (or maybe it doesn't depend on quake and works for default terminal program)? Note: the related(?) question, Is there a terminal app that allows filenames to be clickable? , is vague on specific implementation/solution details, and doesn't explicitly mention my requirement to jump directly to an identified line in the file.