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Image-Viewer

#1

now works only in Linux
v0.1.0

https://github.com/rmaksim/Sublime-Text-2-Image-Viewer

[size=120]View image from CSS declaration, HTML tag, and may be from something else :smile:[/size]

+ bonus: in sidebar just select for preview (or open for edit) image file and press super+i

Example
html:

<img src="img/image.png" /> | ^ cursor css:

    background: url(../img/image.png);
                            |
                            ^ cursor

Pressing the super+i opens the image viewer installed on your system by default.

Default (Linux).sublime-keymap

{"keys": "super+i"], "command": "image_viewer"} ]
support for .jpg, .png and .gif images (and .other from image_viewer.sublime-settings)

    {
        "image_types": ".jpg", ".png", ".gif"]
    }
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Image Viewer?
Image Viewer?
#2

Cool library I may use it for something, thanks for sharing. :smiley:
Look, with SideBar Enhancements you can rigth click the image and select ā€œOpen/Runā€ which will open the image with the default image viewer/editor.
Regards

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#3

Cool!!!
Thank you very much for SideBar Enhancements.
I have new ideaā€¦

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#4

UPDATE: v0.1.0

Thanks to the library ā€œdesktopā€ (which has been used successfully in the SideBar Enhancements) images now open in your favorite image viewer.

View image from CSS declaration, HTML tag, and may be from something else - see description above

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#5

I think is a better idea to add the desktop to ā€œOpen-Includeā€ plugin which already try the best to resolve the location of the files.
You can check if the included file is an image and load it with desktop.
github.com/SublimeText/Open-Include

Thoughts?

[2 cents]

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#6

Oh, sorry, temporarily no thoughts about this plug-in (

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#7

I always get:

Image-Viewer
ERROR: Image type is not recognized:

on regular PNGs

running ubuntu 11.10 + latest sublime

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#8

[quote=ā€œlocalgrrā€]I always get:
Image-Viewer
ERROR: Image type is not recognized:
on regular PNGs
running ubuntu 11.10 + latest sublime[/quote]

Could you provide a sample of the code you are using (or screenshot)

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