majodev / open-in-sublime

Mac OS X Finder Toolbar symbol to open current dir or selected item (dir or file) within Sublime Text 3

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Open in Sublime

Mac OS X Finder Toolbar symbol to open current dir or selected item (dir or file) within Sublime Text 3

Heck, I'm ONLY compatible with Sublime Text 3!!!

Changes

  • Copied commit pjv's open-in-sublime #f0bc39.
  • Edited open in sublime.applescript from SublimeText2 to SublimeText.
  • Exported as open in sublime.app and changed icon.
  • Directly attached open in sublime.app into this repository (YES, I'm lazy!).

Installation

  1. Clone or get the .zip of this repository.
  2. Drag open in sublime.app to Applications directory.
  3. Drag open in sublime.app (from within Applications) into your finder toolbar.
  4. Enjoy.

Building (README by pjv)

If you want to turn this raw script into the equivalent of the application that is available for download from this repo's wiki, open it in applescript and then save as an application.

If you want it to look cool, cmd-i on the saved applet and cmd-i on Sublime Text 2 and copy the ST2 icon from ST2 to the applet.

License

Copyright © 2013 pjv pjv@pjv.me
This work is free. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar http://www.wtfpl.net/.
See the COPYING file for more details.

Same license does apply for this repository by @majodev.

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Mac OS X Finder Toolbar symbol to open current dir or selected item (dir or file) within Sublime Text 3

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