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Droplets per gli editor di testo Mac
Shiny droplets è disponibile al pubblico!
Cosa è Shiny Droplets?
Shiny Droplets è un insieme di piccole applicazioni che si integrano con la toolbar del finder fornendo un rapido accesso ai vostri editor di testo preferiti.
Come funziona?
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Features:
- I files trascinati su uno dei droplet verranno aperti tutti nella stessa finestra dell'editor, tramite tab o buffers (solo se l'editor supporta tali funzioni).
- Con un click sul droplet i files selezionati nel finder si apriranno in finestre differenti dell'editor
- Integrazione con il finder (aspetto grafico dei droplet e lettura dei file selezionati).
- Shiny Droplets è una serie di programmi gratuiti e open source!
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18 Comments:
Tom Kellen - Lug 07, 08
Great applets. I would love to see Editra included.
Thanks!
Ted Lewis - Lug 08, 08
Please add TextWrangler if possible
Matteo Rattotti - Lug 08, 08
Thanks for the feedback, we're planning to make a second release with some more editors in a near future.
Jonas Hartmann - Lug 08, 08
Hello,
what about jEdit
http://jedit.org/
and what about Eclipse/Aptana?
http://www.eclipse.org
http://www.aptana.org
Jonas Hartmann - Lug 08, 08
Ah yes, and you shoud probably support Mac OS X's own Texteditor - TextEdit. For some people it does the job.
At least my opinion. Great job btw!
Matthew Schinckel - Lug 09, 08
SubEthaEdit.
Martin - Lug 09, 08
Hi there
This is great work!
Do you have a "droplet" for launching Terminal like the App ">cd to.."
greetz
Oscar - Lug 09, 08
Nice job!!
Should be very nice to have an icon that contains all this droplets and shows them as a "drop down menu", so you don't have to use much horizontal space in your finder window to have all of them...
Danilo Bonardi - Lug 10, 08
@Oscar
Hello Oscar,
Your idea is great, unfortunately can't be done with simple .app files, but with some more sophisticated tecnique (e.g. pathfinder)
Bobis - Lug 14, 08
Really great, thanks. One thing, perhaps you can add instructions in text with the download rather than have a video show how to install.
Danilo Bonardi - Lug 14, 08
Thanks for your piece of advice Bobis, we add text instructions ASAP.
Tim - Lug 15, 08
Nice, but...
The icons aren't a high enough resolution to look good - they appear blurred.
Also, I have my Finder window set to use 'small icons' - they resize to be smaller than the rest of the buttons (I'm not sure who or what is at 'fault' here though).
Functionally sound; aesthetics need improvement.
Thanks!
Matteo Rattotti - Lug 15, 08
@TIM
The icons aren't a high enough resolution to look good - they appear blurred.
The icons appear blurred only in the finder view, for the real use (put them in finder toolbar) the resolution is correct :)
Also, I have my Finder window set to use 'small icons' - they resize to be smaller than the rest of the buttons
That's true, but the icons are resized by the Finder, there is nothing to do about that...
Thanks for the feedback!
Joseph Strong - Ago 04, 08
How about support for PC editors running on the MAC using Parallels or Fusion?
Jack - Ago 08, 08
In addition to those already listed, how about adding Bean (for rich text format) and Komodo Edit (for text and source code).
PatentBoy - Ago 08, 08
Why not simply drag the App of interest to the Finder window Toolbar? An icon/Alias for the App will be created.
Zettt - Set 03, 08
I wanted to create my own Shiny Droplet but for AppZapper. So i took the source and got it to compile but when i add it to the finder toolbar and drop an app over the droplet nothing happens.
I think it has something to do with the .plist file inside the app bundle. Could you point me to the right direction please? (I will send you the source when finished...if needed)
Zettt - Set 06, 08
Nevermind, got it working now. But i took a different approach.