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Living Room / Re: When you make your 100'th Post
« Last post by ewemoa on January 16, 2013, 03:47 AM »
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Screenshot Captor v3.13 Beta Test
« Last post by ewemoa on January 16, 2013, 03:41 AM »
On a similar note, I'd appreciate a hotkey for repeating the last SpecialFX.

(I also use Blur a fair bit and when I happen to be using GIMP, I use Ctrl+F / Filters -> Repeat Last.)
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Screenshot Captor v3.13 Beta Test
« Last post by ewemoa on January 15, 2013, 04:50 AM »
In the main window, the field which gets focused upon pressing tab seems odd to me starting from the Name: field.

My expectation was to see the focus in the larger text area, but what I observe is that one of the images in the screenshot panel gets the focus instead.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on January 13, 2013, 02:19 AM »
BTW, can you add some one-letter shortcuts to the command prompt entry, the same as other menu entries, so that we can open a cmd without clicking?

From your screenshot it looks like you're using the submenu functionality.  A quick hack that might improve upon the arrow key work-around mentioned earlier is:

1. Update to version 0.0.0.4 of the plugin
2. Find the function named augmentContextMenuForPath in the file lib/optv2.js
3. Change the code:

Code: Javascript [Select]
  1. pu.buildSubmenuStartString({caption: "Prompt Here...",

to:

Code: Javascript [Select]
  1. pu.buildSubmenuStartString({caption: "Prompt &Here...",

The effect of this should be to make the submenu accessible via typing the H key (assuming the context menu for the result is already displayed).



So once the submenu is brought up using the H key, one of the following should invoke the desired command prompt:

Case 1:

The desired submenu item starts with a letter which no other submenu item starts with.  In this case, just typing the first letter in the desired submenu item should invoke the appropriate submenu item.

Case 2:

The desired submenu item starts with a letter which at least one other submenu item also starts with.  In this case, type the first letter the appropriate number of times until the desired submenu item is highlighted.  Then press Enter to invoke the submenu item.

IIUC, the behavior described above in cases 1 and 2 is pretty common in Windows.



Do you think this is good enough?  If not, do you have an alternate suggestion?

I know the idea above is not ideal for the case of not using the submenu, so I'd like to come up with a better idea.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on January 13, 2013, 12:55 AM »
Uploaded a new version which includes support for a history of paths.

See README.txt for more details -- in first post or included in plugin.



Hope to have some good news regarding the suggestion from oumu.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on January 13, 2013, 12:44 AM »
I didn't think it would be doable, but I just tried an experiment and it looks like something might be possible.  Will investigate further.

In the mean time, this is probably less than ideal, but I believe tapping on the down arrow key an appropriate number of times might be a luke-warm work-around.
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Find And Run Robot / Re: Latest FARR Release v2.206.01 - Jan 7, 2013
« Last post by ewemoa on January 09, 2013, 05:15 PM »
Seems to be working well here so farr^H

Thanks for all of your time and energy on this update :up:
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Living Room / Re: New Desktop parts list (RFC)
« Last post by ewemoa on January 09, 2013, 09:10 AM »
The clutter beast appears to be in another universe  :up:
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Living Room / Re: Linguistics identifies anonymous users
« Last post by ewemoa on January 09, 2013, 03:14 AM »
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General Software Discussion / Re: Is there a decent youtube downloader?
« Last post by ewemoa on January 08, 2013, 09:31 AM »
However, the one I like best is called Spacesniffer, which is both free and portable.

Hurray for SpaceSniffer  :Thmbsup:
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Living Room / Re: Java debugging in Eclipse
« Last post by ewemoa on January 05, 2013, 08:17 PM »
Glad to hear you got things working :)

Thanks a lot for the update :up:
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General Software Discussion / Re: Android 3.2 to 4.0 Upgrade on Tab
« Last post by ewemoa on January 04, 2013, 02:32 AM »
The smoothness and speed is definitely worth it. :D

That sounds good!  Especially because I felt quite the opposite with the Note upgrade.
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General Software Discussion / Re: Android 3.2 to 4.0 Upgrade on Tab
« Last post by ewemoa on January 04, 2013, 12:40 AM »
Thanks for sharing the good news -- I didn't find an upgrade on the Note to be a plus and consequently held off on upgrading an SGT 10.1 here.

Now that I've heard some good news, may be I will go through with it :)
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: NANY Thoughts from Developers?
« Last post by ewemoa on January 04, 2013, 12:19 AM »
This year:

  • Kept wishing for good ways to automate testing of GUI code.
  • Thankful for DVCS (was git this time around), editor, and other tools.
  • Grateful for a responsive application author ;)
  • Appreciated languages which have something like require / include built in -- which JScript does not...
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Living Room / Re: When you make your 100'th Post
« Last post by ewemoa on January 03, 2013, 12:32 AM »
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General Software Discussion / Re: Best FreewareGenius.com Articles of 2012
« Last post by ewemoa on January 01, 2013, 08:26 PM »
Found the following among the articles from 2012:

  Twenty five FREE online tutorials for learning Android programming

Looks like it may take some time to go through...
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Living Room / Re: Java debugging in Eclipse
« Last post by ewemoa on January 01, 2013, 06:35 PM »
BTW, I tried creating the Hello World program mentioned in:

  Getting Started with Eclipse

and managed to run it under Eclipse's (3.8.0) debugger with no problems -- with a breakpoint set at the line "System.out.println("Hello World");".

Does that work for you?

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Living Room / Re: Java debugging in Eclipse
« Last post by ewemoa on January 01, 2013, 06:28 PM »
Don't have a good answer for you, but I'd like to know what's going on.

Here is what came up from a search:

  http://www.popcornfa...eclipse-debug-error/
  http://www.eclipse.o...h=174522&start=0
  http://stackoverflow...assnotfoundexception

Perhaps you already found those, but FWIW.



On a side note, came across the following tutorial on debugging in Java:

  http://www.vogella.c...bugging/article.html

Again, may be you're familiar with it, but FWIW.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on December 30, 2012, 09:20 PM »
New version uploaded.

First post has been updated to reflect changes and posts with instructions in this thread have also been updated.
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This may be documented somewhere, but since it caught me by surprise...

I noticed that if:

  • there is a selection of files in the Files view of the main project
  • the File view has focus
  • a commit is initiated

The commit appears to include the selected files even if changes from them have not been registered with the index.

This seems like it can be convenient at times (as well as a good reminder to check the list of files that have changes in the commit dialog), but I think over time it's likely that it will lead to unintentional changes making it into commits.

I'm not sure yet what happens if there is a file selected (AND the Files view has focus) AND the file has some changes registered with the index, and then a commit is executed. the whole file from the working tree appears to get staged -- so all changes seem to get committed.

FWIW, my brief exploration of the preferences didn't turn up any option to disable this behavior.



Armando: Hope you got a chance to check out magit.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - JSHintHere for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on December 30, 2012, 07:19 AM »
Added support for rerunning JSHint on a file from a history of paths.
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - DiffWith for FARR
« Last post by ewemoa on December 29, 2012, 10:39 PM »
Running comparison programs on FARR results.



Screenshot

diffwith.png



Installation / Uninstallation / Requirements

It's a FARR plugin so installation and uninstallation are as usual.  Tested under Windows 7 64-bit with FARR 2.203.01.  May work for other versions of Windows.

Some kind of comparison program needs to be installed.  I've tested with WinMerge, KDiff3, and SmartSynchronize and I've heard that BeyondCompare can be made to work too.

The plugin also needs to be told how to invoke the comparison program.  See the README.txt file for details.



Downloads

Plugin

md5:2fd0fb573872e8c9de712e4809d9be76
sha1:8f92e4b18dcaf654999f09c0c683df4926801a5e



README.txt
DiffWith

Purpose:

  Invocation of a comparison program on FARR results.

Configuration:

  There are a number of ways to configure DiffWith.  Below are some,
  just choose one :)  The descriptions may sound complex, but perhaps
  that's just a failing of the author...

  Method 1.

  Assuming a successful installation, an appropriate statusbar icon
  should be visible via FARR's main window.  To check whether a
  statusbar icon is appropriate, hover the pointing device pointer /
  cursor over the statusbar icon to observe popup text.  DiffWith's
  statusbar icon popup text should display "DiffWith".

  1. Click on DiffWith's statusbar icon and choose the "Configure"
     menu item.

  FARR should display a number of results.  One of the results should
  be "Configure Comparison Command Template".

  2. Launch the "Configure Comparison Command Template" FARR result.

  FARR should display a window with a form for configuring a template
  for the command to use when performing a comparison.

  3. Fill in an appropriate template and click on the update button.

  Some example values include:

    c:\apps\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe /r
    c:\apps\X-KDiff3\X-KDiff3.exe
    c:\apps\SmartSynchronize\bin\smartsynchronize.exe

  Method 2.

  1. Select any FARR result and bring up its context menu.

  2. From the "DiffWith..." submenu, choose "Configure".

  FARR should display the same set of results as in the immediately
  previous method.

  3. Continue with the appropriate steps from the immediately previous
     method.

  Method 3.

  1. Bring up FARR's options and find the User Variables section:

     Program Options ->
       Lists ->
         User Variables

  2. Ensure there is a [DiffWith] section and a CommandTemplate
     variable with appropriate content.

  An example of something appropriate is:

    [DiffWith]
    CommandTemplate = c:\apps\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe /r

  (The plugin will build the comparison command by appending to the
  CommandTemplate value, double quoted paths of the two items to
  compare.)

  Another example configuration is:

    [DiffWith]
    CommandTemplate = c:\apps\X-KDiff3\X-KDiff3.exe

  Yet another example configuration is:

    [DiffWith]
    CommandTemplate = c:\apps\SmartSynchronize\bin\smartsynchronize.exe

Example Usage:

  1. Find some file using FARR and bring up its context-sensitive
     menu.  An example file might be FARR's ConfigDir_Default.ini file.

  2. From the "DiffWith..." menu, choose "Set as Left".

  3. Find another file with FARR and bring up its context-sensitive
     menu.  Another example file might be FARR's ConfigDir_Sample.ini
     file.

  4. From the "DiffWith..." menu, choose "Compare with Left".

Usage:

  To compare two things, those two things need to be specified.  This
  plugin refers to one of those things as "Left" and the other thing
  as "Right".

  One workflow is:

  1. Use FARR to locate a file or folder and "Set as Left" via the
     target's context-sensitive menu (under DiffWith...).

  2. Use FARR to locate another file or folder and "Compare with Left"
     via the target's context-sensitive menu (under DiffWith...).

  Once "Left" and "Right" have been set, the comparison can be
  repeated via the statusbar menu's "Compare Current Pair" command.

Notes:

  1. FARR's status area (bottom of results view) may show relevant
     information while a "DiffWith..." menu item is selected.

     For example, when the "Set as Left" or "Compare with Left" menu
     item is selected (but not invoked), the status area should
     indicate the current value for "Left".

  2. Other comparison tools may work too.  If a tool can be invoked
     via the command line with the names of the two things to be
     compared listed one after the other (not followed by anything
     else) there's a good chance it should work with this plugin.

  3. Some other comparison tool candidates:

       Meld
       DiffMerge
       SmartSynchronize
       Beyond Compare
       Diffuse

Credits:

  Find And Run Robot

    mouser

  FScript

    ecaradec

  Icons

    https://www.fatcow.com/free-icons

  Discussion and Testing

    mouser

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Living Room / Re: Merry Xmas to all DonationCoder folks
« Last post by ewemoa on December 25, 2012, 06:27 PM »
May we all be well, happy, and peaceful  :)
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General Software Discussion / Re: Next FARR version for Android
« Last post by ewemoa on December 24, 2012, 05:39 PM »
Quickdroid and Conjure?

FWIW, former has source code available.
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