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Tuesday November 19, 2002
11:02 AM
Big Cat
Ranchero Software has Big Cat, which allows you to call scripts from a contextual menu, on files in the Finder, or on text in many applications. You can process with compiled AppleScripts, or shell scripts (including Perl scripts).
Here's a perl script I keep in the Big Cat folder called "Set Type - BBEdit".
#!/usr/bin/perl
use MacPerl 'SetFileInfo';
SetFileInfo('R*ch', 'TEXT', @ARGV);
Ahhhhhhhh.
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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Cool. (Score:1)
What I'd love to use this for is a real right click root menu, like I used to use under X11/blackbox. I had every app I ever needed on that menu, including a folder containing an item which fired off a Konsole or other terminal ssh'ed into a specific host.
If this had the ability to organize your scripts in folders and were payware, I'd gladly