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Btw, if you want to be even lazier and not involve the other hand—services can be run from the context menu (which is a bit busy but at least it's available).

by aasasd 7y ago

Btw, if you want to be even lazier and not involve the other hand—services can be run from the context menu (which is a bit busy but at least it's available). Also, regarding Swift, the language is pretty simple: I did't know either ObjC or Swift but was able to make a small program in it. The most annoying thing is that Swift's APIs and types constantly change between versions, so you have to translate between the docs and your version of OSX.

tanin 7y ago
> Btw, if you want to be even lazier and not involve the other hand—services can be run from the context menu (which is a bit busy but at least it's available). Yes, Right clicking and selecting the menu manually works as well. Thank you for mentioning it. My setting is that my mouse has an extra button, so I configure the extra mouse button to emit Cmd+F3 (which triggers Tip). It's a one-hand one-click operation!