No, Sherlock just runs an extra process in the background all the time. This might be the best thing for you to do. See the "Foundation Tool" project template, and then use some fo…

Apple hasn't released a pluggable CMM yet - I'm sure they will but I don't know that they are committed to it at this point. Until this happens I wouldn't expend any energy on it.

haven't yet looked at it, but supposedly the new version of stuffit deluxe does add a contextual menu to the finder's contextual menu. well, then, of course, they probably got bet…

Umm... There is CFPlugin-based CMM API in OS X 10.1. See Menus.h

Quote: Originally posted by absmiths: <STRONG>Apple hasn't released a pluggable CMM yet - I'm sure they will but I don't know that they are committed to it at this…

Bump to top. I thought someone might've got somewhere with this you'd be surprisingly popular if you did something REALLY simple like display a dialog with an item's filename ob…

oh please dear god, give me back my finder-pop... my dream cm plugin would put the current menubar items in a contxtual menu under the mouse.

Resurrecting this one! Now that people know how to write CMMs for OS X (eg look for Zingg! on versionTracker) can someone write a CMM to open the currently selected folder in the …

Quote: Originally posted by Geobunny: <STRONG>Resurrecting this one! Now that people know how to write CMMs for OS X (eg look for Zingg! on versionTracker) can so…

Quote: Originally posted by Arkham_c: <STRONG> This may or may not suit your needs, but take a look at Terminal Here, an AppleScript for your Finder Window menu b…

it opens the terminal to the selected folder on my machine.

This is what I've been after for a while! http://homepage.mac.com/tkukiel/cmworkshop.html

Quote: Originally posted by Geobunny: <STRONG>This is what I've been after for a while! http://homepage.mac.com/tkukiel/cmworkshop.html</STRONG> …

Object-Oriented Programming and the Objective-C Language Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X

Also, check out the "Programming with Cocoa" article series at http://www.oreillynet.com/mac. I picked up most of what I needed to know from those articles. [ 12-04-2001: Message…

Cool, thanks guys.

What is mod_jk? I've never heard of it and cannot find it on the apache site. I've not had much luck compiling shared modules... trying to compile the mod_ldap one now. BTW I se…

mod_jk is part of the Tomcat project. It is part of the newer releases and replaces the mod_jserv apache module for dealing with java servlets. I have had some of the same problems…

http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tom...se/v3.2.1/bin/ these are sources of tomcat - if you take it, look at included documentation, you will find the way to compile mod_jk with as…

Yeah I think I saw it... But it's only got info on compiling for freebsd and linux last time I checked.

from both freshmeat and the authors page: Quote: 123mp3 is a frontend to BladeEnc and CDDA2WAV that produces MP3s from selected tracks on a CD in one automated process.…

Thanks Bob... but there is a difference between 123mp3 and mpg123 I will try with BaMP

Whoops! I searched on freshmeat for mpg123 and that was the first thing to show up. I guess I should've paid more attention! sorry about that!

How would I compile this for OS X? Do I need to use the included libs? Quote: Originally posted by IamBob: If you're looking for a console-based mp3 player you might t…

I've had no luck thus far... It seems the sound interfaces aren't really complete yet. You can only (officially) get at sound from carbon. I'm not ready to port something so likely…