Just curious, are people also using the "shell worksheet" in BBEdit? (I'm trying it in version 8.6.2). I see Rich Siegel asked in this thread but nobody replied.
It's a bit more MPW-like than ShellService, particularly when combined with the bbedit command-line tool and also when executing multiple lines of input (which ShellService doesn't do currently). It also prints output progressively as it's received rather than when the command is complete - I don't think the pasteboard-based Services Menu will permit this. I suppose the downside is that it's a special document format, i.e. you can't use shell worksheet features in just any text or source file. Looking back at the original request - for an easy way when editing a SQL file to run a snippet of SQL in a terminal - I'm not sure that either ShellService or shell worksheet is quite what you're after, since you're probably working interactively in your dbms shell and you probably don't want the output to be inserted in your .sql document. Perhaps what you're after is a more dbms-specific plugin, kind of like some of the Eclipse plugins out there, although I think most of them will run the whole SQL file against an active database rather than just a line of it. - Chris On Jan 12, 2:13 am, Chris <[email protected]> wrote: > Lewis emailed me about this thread - I hadn't maintained or kept track > of the ShellService 1.0 build (or source) for some time, but as it's > fairly simple I went ahead and put together a 2.0 version with builds > for Leopard and Snow Leopard. This is Apache-2.0 licensed open > source, use at your own risk and feel free to let me know about bugs, > use the source, or send me patches or improvements. > > It's on the Open Source page at <http://urania-consulting.com>. The > LICENSE-README.rtf explains how it works and what its limitations are > - still not quite as fancy as MPW. ;-) > > Regards, > Chris > > On Jan 10, 4:43 am, "le...@gmail" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On 8-Jan-2010, at 15:46, Doug McNutt wrote: > > > > <http://wsidecar.apple.com/cgi-bin/nph-reg3rdpty1.pl/product=01326&pla...> > > > That link didn't work for me. However, there is a Christopher Corbell who > > posts on occasions to the QuickTime-API list, So I'm going to try to ask > > him directly if he's the author and whatever happened to the service and if > > it's available for download. > > > -- > > Help me, Obi-wan Kenobi. You're my only hope.
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