« Last post by mouser on February 02, 2006, 01:17 AM »
this is a nice idea; clipboard help and spell doesnt do it BUT its a nice request for a coding snack i think; ill bet skrommel could add it to his clipboard tool in no time.
i think your idea should be added to clipboard help and spell but in a fuller way that i will put on the todo list, the ability to specify a set of rules+actions for incoming text, that would let you say "when this amount of plaintext is captured, in these apps, do this.." where one operation would be saving to file named by user, etc. i'll put that on the todo list BUT i highly recommend for your case you submit a request at coding snacks section as your likely to get a solution 100x faster.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 07:41 PM »
this is a *really* interesting idea. and i *love* the mockup images, absolutely beautiful.
it does seem to me that there might be some real benefit to integrating the functionality of these tools. of course the launch bar stuff would have to be 100% optional for find+run, many people won't want to use the launch bar functionality.
but it does ofter some very interesting possibilities; there is a lot of overlap in terms of sharing the links/groups..
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 05:26 PM »
good poins. 0) yes i will make it close after sending the text back, that makes complete sense. 1) i will try; i know i already do something like this to try to guess whether to initiate a ctrl+c or not; it should be possible to add an option to try to smartly do a select all and then ctrl+c when appropriate. 2) ill look into that - do i understand that you're basically pointing out a user interface annoyance/baddesign or is there something deeper i'm missing? 3) ill fix this to do focus shifting and then auto closing - makes sense to me.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 05:17 PM »
welcome Jimdoria! (great first post by the way!)
ps. i too am a fan of the pc mag utils, and a great hater of their system of having to pay a yearly fee to be able to continue to download them, even the old ones (even if it's not expensive, that just seems wrong).
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 12:38 PM »
i can't answer the microed question, but i thought it might be useful in this thread to point out that Jibz has written an extremely cool little plugin for thebat called PIPER, that lets you shell out and execute any commandline program and capture its output to feed back into a message:
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 10:04 AM »
yes, we submit all software to a bunch of sites (mostly those that accept "pad" files). a pad file is an xml file used to describe shareware and freeware.
many of these sites exchange pad files so it propagates around.
one interesting thing to look for is whether a site uses the description and screenshot from the pad file or makes their own. some of these sites actually have people that try the programs and write their own summary and picture (for example see downloadsquad above), most just display the pad info.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 10:00 AM »
coen99, if you don't mind entering your requests (one request each entry) in the bugtracker (see button at tom), it REALLY helps me keep track of them, and garantees i will not forget them.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 08:40 AM »
process tamer 3 is in the queue but right now it's behind find+run robot 2, which i've committed to release by our 1 year anniversary around mid march.
so expect PT3 either middle march if i get very ambitious and lucky, or middle-late april more likely.
however, i am happy to release more intermediate updates before then, so minor feature requests are welcome.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 06:37 AM »
fun tutorial stefan.
by the way i want to say thanks to stefan as well for this great idea. it's really a thrill when a good idea posted by someone on this forum can turn into the butterfly of a good program, all before our eyes
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 05:11 AM »
sounds good to me, i don't mind having a score based on recency and on frequency. makes sense, both are easy. in fact i think nontroppo has been arguing for a frequency based scoring for a while, and has been very patient. i think i better start seriously working on FARR 2 again in the next week while all these ideas are still fresh.
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 02:25 AM »
its only 70k download and doesn't install anything, so its safe to try. i'd like to know the answer to that question as well, why not download it and let us know if it does?
« Last post by mouser on February 01, 2006, 01:01 AM »
AAAI-00: Proceedings of the 17th National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (year 2000, Paperback) http://www.amazon.co...p/product/0262511126 (ps. i have a paper in the AAAI-04 proceedings)
i have an extra copy of this for first person to reply who wants it.
« Last post by mouser on January 31, 2006, 11:43 PM »
WYHI = wear your hat inside.
habbit i seem to have picked up from my dad.
note: i don't mean wearing your hat when you go over to someone's house or a restaurant, i mean when you wear a hat just while hanging out alone in your own house/apartment.