This package consumes the following services:
open-external
Open file or dir in external program. Many files cannot be displayed in human readable form, and there are no Pulsar plug-ins to do this. In this case, the most convenient way to explore them is to open them in an external program.
Installation
To install open-external search for open-external in the Install pane of the Pulsar settings or run ppm install open-external. Alternatively, you can run ppm install asiloisad/pulsar-open-external to install a package directly from the Github repository.
Usage
In atom-workspace space there are available commands:
open-external:toggle: (defaultAlt-U) quick switch
In atom-text-editor and .image-view spaces there are available commands:
open-external:open: (defaultAlt-F12) open active file in external programopen-external:show: (defualtCtrl-F12) show active file in system default file manageropen-external:atom-selected: get selected path and open it Pulsaropen-external:open-selected: get selected path and open it in external programopen-external:show-selected: get selected path and show it in system default file manager
In .platform-win32 .image-view space there are available commands:
open-external:edit-in-paint: open image in paint editor
In .tree-view space there are available commands:
open-external:open: (defaultAlt-F12) open active item in external programopen-external:show: (defaultCtrl-F12) show active item in system default file manager
In atom-text-editor[data-grammar~="latex"] space there are available commands:
open-external:atom-TeX-PDF: (defaultF7) open.pdffile associated with.texfile in Pulsaropen-external:open-TeX-PDF: (defaultF8) open.pdffile associated with.texfile in external programopen-external:show-TeX-PDF: show.pdffile associated with.texfile in system default file manager
Contributing
Got ideas to make this package better, found a bug, or want to help add new features? Just drop your thoughts on GitHub — any feedback’s welcome!