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Feature request: Right click -> Open with...

Open Gurrrra opened this issue 2 years ago • 10 comments

Would be nice if one could choose an external program inside the settings (Photoshop for example) which you could easily open an image in by just right clicking and selecting "Open with Photoshop", both in folder view and image view :)

Gurrrra avatar Mar 24 '22 22:03 Gurrrra

@easymodo Could I ask for a compilation of this feature (with video)? I'd like to try it out, I've been thinking about asking for this feature request myself.

God-damnit-all avatar Apr 27 '22 23:04 God-damnit-all

@ImportTaste Yeah as soon as its working

easymodo avatar Apr 28 '22 06:04 easymodo

@ImportTaste https://github.com/easymodo/qimgv/releases/tag/v1.0.3-alpha

easymodo avatar May 01 '22 19:05 easymodo

@ImportTaste https://github.com/easymodo/qimgv/releases/tag/v1.0.3-alpha

Unfortunately, when I press the 'Configure menu' button after going to 'Open with', nothing happens.

God-damnit-all avatar May 01 '22 20:05 God-damnit-all

settings -> scripts

then relaunch after you add entries. will be fixed for release

easymodo avatar May 01 '22 20:05 easymodo

thank you for taking care of your project even with your current problems. take care

CrypticCus avatar May 02 '22 11:05 CrypticCus

Could someone explain to me how it's works? I added new script that should run Photoshop, but it's didn't work. Why? https://i.imgur.com/Ad3uBW5.png

what i'm doing wrong? win10, last QI

rrondo avatar Dec 02 '22 09:12 rrondo

What's the syntax that needs to be used for batch files in windows? what's the filename variable that the program passes to the batch script?

If for example we need to move a file, then we need to pass source and destination to the MOVE command in windows; so we need to pass something like this: MOVE %FILE_PATH% C:\newfolder. The problem is I don't know what the variable is.

masterofobzene avatar Jan 12 '24 23:01 masterofobzene

@masterofobzene

Okay there was an issue where it passed linux-style "/" directory separators to cmd, and windows utilities did not like it Get the 1.0.3-alpha-105 from here

With the latest build, this works:

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easymodo avatar Jan 13 '24 01:01 easymodo

THANKS! it works now.

Just wanted to correct a little thing on your screenshot for others: you still used "/" while "\" must be used in windows.

Take care.

masterofobzene avatar Jan 13 '24 14:01 masterofobzene