Open GHSoCoder opened 2 years ago
I installed Zeal using scoop - which didn't register the "dash-plugin://" handler.
I've got mine to work by manually adding it to the registry (Actually I installed Zeal with the installer, checked what it did and exported it before uninstalling that version).
Save this as dash-zeal.reg
and run it to import the keys into your registry.
Change the path c:\\users\\user\\scoop\\apps\\zeal\\current\\zeal.exe
below to match your installation location.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dash-plugin]
@="Dash Plugin Protocol"
"URL Protocol"=""
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dash-plugin\DefaultIcon]
@="\"c:\\users\\user\\scoop\\apps\\zeal\\current\\zeal.exe,1\""
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dash-plugin\shell]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dash-plugin\shell\open]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dash-plugin\shell\open\command]
@="\"c:\\users\\user\\scoop\\apps\\zeal\\current\\zeal.exe\" \"%1\""
This could be written as PowerShell commands which would make it easier for others to use, unfortunately I've not got the time today.
After installing with scoop which zeal
actually returns C:\Users\user\scoop\shims\zeal.EXE
- but I've used the direct path to avoid having a CMD window appear when I launch Zeal from VS Code. I don't imagine this will cause any problems.
If installing Zeal from scoop, in a powershell window ,do
zeal --register
And that should register it as the default handler for searches. This is better in case you have no access to registry editor.
Thanks for the extension!
First an happy and succesfull year 2022,
yep, how I can get that extension working with Zeal. Zeal is installed in an non-standard location.
Many thanks and greetings GHSoCoder