Right click, Open with

Ruby
1

Hey! I’m doing a programming language, and I want to make a program
which allows you to make right click, open with (name of the program).
Is that possible in Ruby?

2

And how could I do that?
Thanks by the way!

3

That’s part of the operating system rather than the programming
language, and would usually be done during your program’s installation.

4

You haven’t told yet, which operating system (respectively Window
manager) you are using.

5

Nicolás Sc wrote in post #1182730:

Hey! I’m doing a programming language, and I want to make a program
which allows you to make right click, open with (name of the program).
Is that possible in Ruby?

By Clicking icon in taskbarr ( Systray ).

A) first install gui dsl:

gem install Ruiby

B) edit file
C) run it : > ruby xxx.rb

=== xxx.rb:

require ‘Ruiby’

ICON = Ruiby::MEDIA+"/famfamfam/chart_curve.png"

class Application < Ruiby_gtk
def initialize()
super(“systray”,0,0)
move(10000,10000)
systray(0,0) do
syst_icon ICON
syst_add_button(“Files”) { run(“explorer.exe”) }
syst_add_button(“ls”) { run_term(“ls -lF”) }
syst_add_button(“Listen”) { run_term(“netstat -an”,/LISTEN/) }
syst_add_button(“Establish”) { run_term(“netstat
-an”,/ESTABLISH/) }
syst_add_button(“Time-wait”) { run_term(“netstat -an”,/TIME/) }
syst_quit_button true
end
end
def run(cmd) Thread.new { system(cmd) } end
def run_term(cmd,filter=/./)
dialog(cmd) {
t=#{cmd}.each_line.grep(filter).join("")
text_area(600,800,{:font=>“Courier new 10”}).text=t
}
end
def component() end
end
Ruiby.start { Application.new }

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