nautilus-actions-new (Nautilus-Actions) v 3.2.3 Copyright (C) 2005 The GNOME Foundation Copyright (C) 2006-2008 Frederic Ruaudel <grumz@grumz.net> Copyright (C) 2009-2013 Pierre Wieser <pwieser@trychlos.org> Nautilus-Actions is free software, and is provided without any warranty. You may redistribute copies of Nautilus-Actions under the terms of the GNU General Public License (see COPYING).

Usage: nautilus-actions-new [OPTION?] Define a new action. The created action defaults to be written to stdout. It can also be written to an output folder, in a file later suitable for an import in NACT. Or you may choose to directly write the action into your Nautilus-Actions configuration. Help Options: -h, --help Show help options --help-all Show all help options --help-output Choose where the program creates the action --help-misc Miscellaneous options Application Options: -l, --label=<STRING> Label of the context menu item (mandatory) -t, --tooltip=<STRING> Tooltip of the context menu item -i, --icon=<PATH|NAME> Icon of the context menu item -e, --enabled Whether the action or the menu is enabled [enabled] -n, --selection Targets the selection context menu [true] -N, --location Targets the location context menu [false] -o, --toolbar Targets the toolbar [false] -L, --toolbar-label=<STRING> Label of the toolbar item -x, --command=<PATH> Path of the command -p, --parameters=<STRING> Parameters of the command -b, --basename=<EXPR> A pattern to be matched against basenames of selected file(s)/folder(s). May include wildcards (* or ?). You must set one option for each pattern you need -a, --match-case Whether the specified basenames are case sensitive (default) -m, --mimetype=<EXPR> A pattern to be matched against mimetypes of selected file(s)/folder(s). May include the asterisk wildcard '*'. You must set one option for each pattern you need -f, --accept-files Whether the profile applies to files (deprecated option, see mimetype) -d, --accept-dirs Whether the profile applies to folders (deprecated option, see mimetype) -u, --accept-multiple Whether the selection may be multiple (deprecated option, see selection count) -s, --scheme=<STRING> A valid GIO scheme where the selected file(s)/folder(s) should be located. You must set one option for each scheme you need -r, --folder=<PATH> The path of a (parent) directory for which the item will be displayed. You must set one option for each folder you need -c, --selection-count=<EXPR> Selection count relation [>0] -y, --only-show-in=<DESKTOP> The name of an only desktop environment where the item must be displayed. You must set one option for each environment you want -Y, --not-show-in=<DESKTOP> The name of a desktop environment where the item must not be displayed. You must set one option for each environment you want -X, --try-exec=<PATH> the path to a file whose executability is to be checked -g, --show-if-registered=<NAME> The name of a service which must be registered on session DBus -U, --show-if-true=<PATH> The path to a command which will display the 'true' string -R, --show-if-running=<NAME> The name of a binary which must be running -P, --capability=<NAME> The name of a capability the selection must meet. May be 'Owner', 'Readable', 'Writable', 'Executable' or 'Local' -E, --disabled Set it if the item should be disabled at creation -C, --nocontext Set it if the item doesn't target the selection context menu -T, --nolocation Set it if the item doesn't target the location context menu -O, --notoolbar Set it if the item doesn't target the toolbar -A, --nocase Set it if the basename patterns are case insensitive Nautilus-Actions 3.2.3. Bug reports are welcomed at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=nautilus-actions, or you may prefer to mail to <maintainer@nautilus-actions.org>.