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#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#
#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 CODE#
#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 PC#
#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 LICENSE#

opt/local/bin/wine /path/to/ztree/zleaf.exe sure to change “ /path/to/ztree/” with the actual path to your copy of “zleaf.exe”.

Double-click the “Run Shell Script” option.

Type “ shell” where your cursor is (in the search field that says “ask”).

For “Question”, type “ Type a name for this zleaf.“.

Type “ ask” where your cursor is (in the search field that says “Name”).

Select “Application” and click “Choose” as in step 6.

You can then create another zleaf by changing “ test1” to “ test2” in order to test a 2-subject experiment. Where “ test1” is the name you assign to the zleaf. To run a zleaf for testing purposes enter the following command into a terminal while in the directory containing zleaf.exe: wine zleaf.exe /name test1

Select “Application” and click “Choose”Ĭlick the icon near the top-left.and press Command+V to paste the icon.Ĭongratulations! Now you have zTree running in Mac and it looks native! (Optional) Step 7: Start zleafs for testing.

Open Automator (open Launchpad, and find Automator in the “Other” group or type “ automator“, then press Return/ Enter).

(Optional) Step 6: Setup a shortcut to z-Tree Open a terminal, navigate to the folder containing “z-tree.exe” (i.e., use “ cd“) and enter the following command: wine ztree.exe

or open Launchpad, and find Terminal in the “Other” group or type “ terminal“, then press Return/ Enter.

press Command+Space, type “ terminal“, then press Return/ Enter,.

Wine allows you to run Windows applications within OS X (and Linux) without requiring a copy of Microsoft Window.

#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

After downloading the MacPorts “pkg”, install MacPorts with the default settings.

Download the MacPorts “pkg” for your OS X version (I tested this while running Mountain Lion) here.

#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

Using MacPorts makes it a snap to download and install open-source software on OS X.

Under “Components” click on “Install” on the line for “Command Line Tools”.

Select the menu option “Xcode -> Preferences …” or press Command+,.

Step 1: Install Xcodeĭownload and install Xcode from the App Store Step 2: Install Command Line ToolsĬlick “Install” to install the Command Line Tools

#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 LICENSE#

If you do not have these files, you will need to request them via snail-mail using the license contract here or find a friend with a copy. This tutorial assumes you have a copy of ztree.exe and zleaf.exe. So, if you have any of these installed feel free to skip the relevant sections. We will be installing Xcode, Command Line Tools, MacPorts, and Wine.

#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 PC#

As I am too lazy and disinterested in my PC to fire it up and run z-Tree on it, I decided to get it running on my Mac and share with you how easy it actually is.

As purveyors of fine (or bland) economic experiments will know, z-Tree is currently Windows only. To save oneself trouble.Īs I was working on my MacBook Pro, adjacent to a less attractive (and currently off) PC, I decided to run z-Tree. I don’t think necessity is the mother of invention - invention, in my opinion, arises directly from idleness, possibly also from laziness. Didn't know about that.As the late, great Agatha Christie wrote: We'll all check it out, when you have it ready. Thanks, but my interest is in text-mode, as far as PBCC goes. I am NOT yet ready to put this in the public domain by posting here but you can write me if interested.Michael, (It's actually a virtual listview control but all owner-drawn). I wrote my own treeview control because MS's was too slow for what I needed). You'd have to write your own file info loading and display code. I kind of migrated it to a doubly-linked list concept with some extra control values to enhance navigation speed.

#ZTREEWIN WINDOWS 10 CODE#

It's basically an enhancement to Don Dickinson's XML parsing code which he made available to the PB community. I use it when parsing and storing X12 EDI data and XML data (now I use MSXML for XML but earlier I used this). No reason you couldn't use it to store directory info. I have a tree manager I could share with you. I'll try compiling that, see how it looks, and how the keyboard response feels. It didn't occur to me that the same effect could be had by using some of the Windows Console functions. Yes, a nested array that's shaped like a hierarchical data structure.ĭefinitely don't want to use the Microsoft Tree Control. From first glance, I think this will help. And the navigation and scrolling the scrolling has always been a sore spot for me. The main thing is the calculation of the array containing these characters in the right order - whatever they are - parallel to the source directory array. I'll probably try different character sets, and see how they look. Not sure if they will be used, or something similar to Neovim directory listing. Yep, I'm familar with the box characters.

I have version 6.x, but need to reinstall anyway to whatever the lastest build is. I'll look at some of the linked code, over the next couple of weeks.