About OnMyCommandOMC allows users to create custom contextual menu items or applications. The action executed by CM or applet can be scripted using any UNIX scripting language or AppleScript. Contextual menus can take context information from clicked object and pass it to the script.
OMC engine has a couple of simple GUI elements built-in (input text dialog, warning dialog, naviagtion services dialogs, output windows). It also allows users to build custom nib-based dialogs. It supports a wide range of controls in nib dialogs, which can be initialized and queried from scripts.
You can also attach an actions to controls so for a example a script can be executed when a button is pressed or a pop-up menu selected — a subcommand acts like a handler for UI action. This feature set allows for complete GUI-wrapping of scripts.
What’s New in this Version
- Re-enabled Mac OS 10.3.9 support
- New feature: modify command ids of nib dialog controls on the fly
- New droplet preference: “Run main command when reopening”
- Bug fix: quit command handled in droplets when nib dialog is shown
- DropletBuilder is now able to update existing droplet to the newest OMC engine.
- Online command collection contains about 460 commands.
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