![]() ![]() Shortcuts, Workflows, Music Library, Network Locations, Preference Panes, Dock, Contacts, Calendars. Update: HoudahSpot 5 ships with a newer version of the LaunchBar action. Let LaunchBar find the Service you are looking for. The action will open a new HoudahSpot search focussed on the selected location. Select the action in LaunchBar and press the return key. This work is licensed under aĬreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The action alternatively accepts a folder location. ![]() You can prepend man: to the command name to restrict the search to man pages only, or even add a search template of the form dash://man:* to LaunchBar’s index - in place of the first man page search if you like. This gives you all the usual Dash goodies, including a section list and inline links to other man pages (if you decide, after all, to take your hands off the keyboard). The second approach layers the wonderful Dash on top of LaunchBar, bringing up the man page in Dash’s interface instead of the Terminal. Here’s what you type: ⌘-Space man Space `command` ↩ I prefer them over the right-click method because I don’t like to take my hands off the keyboard unless absolutely necessary, and moving to Zsh is a bit much for me right now.įirst is LaunchBar’s built-in man page search (found under UTF-8 search templates in the index), which uses the x-man-page:// URL scheme to bring up a new Terminal window. I’ve two approaches to share, but unlike Nathan I can’t claim that they’re superior - just alternatives. Dr Drang and Nathan have both written recently about bringing up a man page for reference while typing a command in the terminal. ![]()
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