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• Can I right-click a folder in Windows 7 and choose "Open with Sublime Text"?

  - by George P. Burdell

  In Windows 7, I can do this at the command line: "c:\Program Files\Sublime Text 2\sublime_text.exe" samplefolder This launches a Sublime Text window, with the contents of samplefolder loaded in Sublime's sidebar. While this works as needed, it's inconvenient to open a command prompt every single time. Is there any way I can add this behavior to Windows Explorer's right-click menu? I'd like to be able to right-click a folder and "Open with Sublime" just like I can right-click a folder and "Scan for viruses".

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• How can I add "Search with Wikipedia" to my Firefox right-click menu?

  - by George P. Burdell

  By default, I can select a word/phrase, right-click and choose "Search with Google". I'd like a "Search with Wikipedia" to mimic this option, but instead of using Wikipedia's search function, I'd like to use the following search string: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=us&q=wikipedia+%s %s = word/phrase that has been selected How can I get this to work?

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• Help with pointers in Cocoa

  - by G.P. Burdell

  I'm trying to make a simple calculator application in cocoa. The program hangs when I click on one of my buttons. I think I've traced the problem to the part of my controller that adds a digit to the end of the number currently on the display: - (void)updateNumber:(int)buttonClicked{ *self.activeNumberPointer = *self.activeNumberPointer * 10 + buttonClicked; [outputField setFloatValue:*self.activeNumberPointer]; } I used a pointer to the "activeNumber" in order to allow my program to tell which of the two operands I'm editing. Any help appreciated, thanks.

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• Scope of parameter names in Objective C methods

  - by G.P. Burdell

  // myClass.h @interface myClass : NSObject { int variable1; } - (int) addOne: (int)variable1; //myClass.m - (int) addOne: (int)variable1{ variable1++; } My question is: will [myClass addOne:aNumber] add 1 to aNumber or will it add 1 to the value of the ivar variable1?

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• Closest cocoa equivalent of enum

  - by G.P. Burdell

  Is there a Cocoa class has similar functionality to enumerated values from C? I know that I can just use enums in Cocoa, but what if I want to put an enum in an NSArray (which only accepts objects)?

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• Difference between an variable set to nil and 0

  - by G.P. Burdell

  if (myFloat == nil){ \\Do Method } In the above situation, the method will run only if myFloat is nil. Will it also run if myFloat was set to 0?

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