Executing shell command

This dialog allows to run programs on selected text or the current word under the mouse pointer. All registered programs with a matching filter for the current text are displayed in an expandable tree. They can be started by mouse click. For details, hold ctrl while clicking.
Figure Dialog to apply shell scripts or Web addresses to selected text. Each node in the tree represents a shell script which can be started by left click. The text in the text box "Argument for shell scripts" replaces the placeholder in the script (asterisk). Users can define own scripts.
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The list of shell-scripts is editable using the tool button at the top of the dialog. Each line contains three tab-separated fields (Type Ctrl+I for ). Example: 
   demo\Example google	.*	http://www.google.com/search?q=*
   demo\Example: Matches starting with M	^M.*$	 echo starts with letter M *
Each line contains three fields separated by tab:
  1. The display name which may consist of several path components separated by slash.
  2. Optional a regular expression which. If the test matches the regular expression, the entry is displayed.
  3. An executable file or shell script or the URL of a web service. The asterisk is replaced by the current text.


For administrators:Alternatively, the program option "-customizeAddScriptByRegex" can be used to specify a file with shell-scripts.