What's new in OnMyCommand 3.2
Apr 15, 2015
- Added the ability to accept file or text drags in nib dialog OMCButton. The way it works that you can enable this behavior in the nib button by adding boolean property “acceptFileDrop” or “acceptTextDrop” in “User Defined Runtime Attributes”. Such OMCButton should also have “commandID” property corresponding to the command that the button will trigger. A drop of file or text on such button will run the specified command with the proper file or text context that can be accessed via $OMC_OBJ_PATH or $OMC_OBJ_TEXT in that command. See “Drag And Drop Button.droplet” example in /Applications/OMC/Examples/Droplets
- plister additions:
- added “get keys” command to get all keys from dictionary
- added “get key” support to “iterate” command
- More information in “Additional Tools/plister description.txt” or run “/Library/Frameworks/Abracode.framework/Support/plister” for help
- Minor bug fixes and internal code cleanup
New in OnMyCommand 3.1 (Jul 14, 2014)
- Droplets now can be customized to handle URL schemes
- Droplets can have optional input files and their presence can be inspected by a startup script
- New "pasteboard" command line tool for putting and retrieving text from named (private) pasteboards
- Fixed memory leaks and other minor bugs
New in OnMyCommand 3.0 (Aug 21, 2012)
New in OnMyCommand 2.3 (Jan 19, 2011)
- Added OMCComboBox for custom nibs
- Added ability to disable or enable the whole OMCView or OMCBox with all its subviews in custom nibs
- Brought back the editable nibs in CommandDroplet's MainMenu.nib so they are customizable after you build a droplet
- A new option for navigation dialogs to allow or disallow sharing of the same selected path between subcommands
- Knut updated OMCEdit to support new navigation dialog option and added a couple of bug fixes and enhancements
- Online command collection contains about 670 commands.
New in OnMyCommand 2.2 (Mar 9, 2010)
- 64-bit binaries for execution in 64-bit Shortcuts in Mac OS 10.6
- Internal rewrite of several components to remove Carbon code
- Added support for localization of commands
- Added table support in custom Cocoa dialogs
- Knut updated OMCEdit with support for newest features
- Mac OS 10.4 no longer supported
- Online command collection contains about 670 commands.
New in OnMyCommand 2.1 (Dec 3, 2008)
- New progress dialog which allows translating command output text into GUI progress
- Added support for more controls in custom Cocoa dialogs (tab view, custom view, scroller views, path control)
- Added new ways to control custom Cocoa dialogs from your command, including sending Obj-C messages to controls right from your script.
- Brought back PowerPC G3 support lost in version 2.0
- Knut updated OMCEdit with support for new progress dialog options, bug fixes and version checking (Help menu)
- A bunch of bug fixes
- Online command collection contains about 620 commands.
New in OnMyCommand 2.0 (Jul 22, 2008)
- Separation of common code and resources into shared Abracode.framework
- New Cocoa OMCEdit with new interface and features written by Knut Lorenzen
- AbracodeQC.plugin: a Quartz Composer plugin for executing OMC commands (OS 10.5-only)
- Support for custom nib-based Cocoa dialogs (Xcode & Interface Builder 3.x required)
- Part of the interface rewritten in Cocoa
- Command droplets are now Cocoa.
- Separate downloadable icon packs for building droplets
- Online command collection contains about 600 commands.