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/* | |
AyuDark: v0.2 (https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/discussions/4621) | |
GistHub: https://gist.github.com/WirlyWirly/e875ec0a38728d496867e0a9c6ee968c | |
Tridactyl Install Command: | |
colorscheme --url https://gist.githubusercontent.com/WirlyWirly/e875ec0a38728d496867e0a9c6ee968c/raw/AyuDark.css AyuDark | |
*/ | |
@font-face { | |
font-family: 'Roboto Condensed'; | |
font-style: normal; |
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If you're on windows, have python installed, and would like to be able to drag-and-drop files on-top of python scripts (.py/.pyw files), this will show you how to set that up. | |
! Make sure python is in your path otherwise this won't work | |
1) Create a shortcut for the .py file: Hold alt while you drag the file | |
2) Right-click on the shortcut and open its properties | |
3) In the 'Target' field, add the word 'Python' (no quotes) to the very beggining of the line: Make sure you don't edit/delete the part that was already there. Press OK. | |
ex: python "C:\Path\to\Python_file.py" | |
4) Drag-and-drop your items on-top of this shortcut and the script will process them |