Many files cannot be displayed in human-readable form and the corresponding Atom editor plugins do not exist. In this case, the most convenient way of exploring it is to open it in an external program.
In atom-workspace
space there are available commands:
open-external:toggle-unsupported-flag
: (default Alt-U
) quick switch of external opener stateIn atom-text-editor
and .image-view
spaces there are available commands:
open-external:open-external
: (default Alt-F12
) open active file externalopen-external:show-in-folder
: (defualt Ctrl-F12
) show active file in system default file managerIn .platform-win32 .image-view
space there are available commands:
open-external:edit-in-paint
: open image in paint editorIn .tree-view
space there are available commands:
open-external:open-external
: (default Alt-F12
) open active item externalopen-external:show-in-folder
: (default Ctrl-F12
) show active item in system default file managerIn atom-text-editor[data-grammar~="latex"]
space there are available commands:
open-external:open-TeX-PDF-internal
: open .pdf
file associated with.tex
fileopen-external:open-TeX-PDF-external
: open .pdf
file associated with.tex
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