News
Explore from here: remove classic options
November, 18 - 2009
Since new version the configuration component is SPI only.
NetBeans 6.7
July, 10 - 2009
I tested Explore from Here with NetBeans 6.7 and it works. EFH Update Center works great too.
Windows Vista and future O.S.
January, 25 - 2009
Matching net.sf.efhnbm.Launcher implementation with exact O.S. name wasn't a good idea. I tested Windows Vista and, obviously, didn't work.
I change the matching method using regular expression; by now all future Windows versions and Linux strange distros too should be supported.
NetBeans 6.5
November, 26 - 2008
I tested Explore from Here with NetBeans 6.5 and it works. EFH Update Center works great too.
Explore from here: A minor-MAJOR version
December, 13 - 2007
this NetBeans module add a custom action to filesystem nodes to launch an OS explorer pointing the directory referenced by the node. It can be customized specifying an implementation of net.sf.efhnbm.Launcher or a command.
With NetBeans 6.0 finally out i updated the module making it compatible with the new preferences API.
If you're a good old 5.x user please keep the 0.4.1 version:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=156239&release_id=477404
A minor update: select in Linux and shortcut
January, 10 - 2007
A minor update to fix two annoyances: the shortcut is now CTRL-SHIFT-9 not to be in contrast with the UML module's "Select in Model" shortcut; in Linux it doesn't seem to be a nice way to select the file in the file manager so let's open it in the parent folder (any contribution to fix this is welcome).
Goodbye CVS
January, 09 - 2007
I've just switched sources from CVS to SVN. Finally the sourceforge migration procedure worked.
You can get sources from https://efhnbm.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/efhnbm/trunk/ or browse them at http://efhnbm.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/efhnbm/trunk/
Happy new year, happy new version
January, 04 - 2007
Version 0.4.0 is out. There're two new BIG features: you can choose "Explore in OS" from project node (thanks to Yong Wind Li) and you can also choose "Select in OS" (or CTRL-SHIFT-4) from any Editable/DataObject node (look at Navigate menu and Right-click "Select in" in the editor)
Another minor release
March, 10 - 2006
A little usability improvement: with this new 0.3.2 version you can automatically compose the exploring command by browsing your file system.
Hotfix for NetBeans 5.0
February, 15 - 2006
I'm sorry I missed a test with the final release. The command parameter {0} does not check for java.io.File.separator as separator so it uses / in Win32 too. Now it has been fixed with Explore from here 0.3.1.