Version 1.0.5 | 3.4 MB
Mac OS X 10.9 or later
Pathological is a crazy new tool for searching your OS X Finder with extreme precision, using a simple and powerful query language called XPath. XPath was originally designed as a query language for XML data. Surprisingly, the Finder shares much in common with XML data, and XPath turns out to be a natural way to search for files and folders on your Mac with unprecedented precision. Pathology is the fine-toothed-comb of search tools. Pathological includes:
Pathological's XPath-based query language includes many extension functions designed specifically for searching the OS X Finder, for example:
And many more! Pathological's XPath engine is powered by Panthro, an open-source implementation of XPath 3.0 in Objective-C that includes the ability to debug the evaluation of an XPath expression step-by-step. Pathological is written entirely in Cocoa/Objective-C so it feels right at home on your Mac. |
Code completion with Fuzzy Matching
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Debug expressions step-by-step
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Function argument Tab Triggers
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Query results table
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Interactive Console with Error messages
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Pathological is developed and maintained by Todd Ditchendorf of Celestial Teapot, creator of Fluid, Fake, Shapes, and HTTP Client.
Copyright © Todd Ditchendorf. All rights reserved.