On Sep 26, 2011, at 17:10, Charles Turner wrote:
> On Sep 26, 2011, at 10:31 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
>
>> Perhaps Tinderbox does not recognize all the URL types that are needed.
>> Unfortunately pasteboard support for URLs on Cocoa is a real mess, there are
>> really a lot of different types, and it is not clear what the preferred way
>> is to put URLs on the clipboard. Especially when you want to support 10.5.
>> That said, any app *should* recognize the types that we put on the clipboard.
>
> I figured as much. Not sure how interested Eastgate is in looking into this
> issue, however.
>
>> As for the beep, I have no idea why it would do that. As long as the menu
>> item is active this particular action never beeps! Did you select an item?
>
> Pretty sure I did, because the data DOES end up on the clipboard in some
> format, according to Keyboard Maestro.
>
> Of all the "Copy As" options, the only two that beep are "Item URL" and
> "Amsrefs LaTeX". The latter leaves some information in the system.log:
>
I don't see why these should be so special, especially the Item URL one. There
we don't keep anything around, the data is provided immediately.
Given the fact that you get the error below for Amsrefs LaTeX I understand why
you get a beep. However not at the point where you copy, it should get much
later.
> Sep 26 10:51:02 etla BibDesk[9316]:
> <BDSKTeXTask: 0x70f170> {\n
> ivars:\n
> delegate = "<BDSKItemPasteboardHelper: 0x1041a70>"\n
> file name = "bibcopy"\n
> template = "/Users/cturner/Library/Application
> Support/BibDesk/previewtemplate.tex"\n
> TeX file =
> "/var/folders/e6/e6TpiCJyH+qJIQ+JDGTK3k+++TI/-Tmp-/bibdesk.GTBGb2/bibcopy/bibcopy.tex"\n
> BibTeX file =
> "/var/folders/e6/e6TpiCJyH+qJIQ+JDGTK3k+++TI/-Tmp-/bibdesk.GTBGb2/bibcopy/bibcopy.bib"\n
> TeX binary path = "/usr/texbin"\n
> Encoding = "Western (ASCII)"\n BibTeX style = "abbrv"\n
> Helper files = (\n)\n\nenvironment:\n
> SHELL = "/bin/bash"\n
> BIBINPUTS = "(null)"\n
> BSTINPUTS = "(null)"\n
> PATH =
> "/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/git/bin:/usr/texbin"
> } couldn't get processing lock
>
This is a weird error, you should never get this. Something locked up.
Somehow it almost looks as if you copy again very quickly afterwards.
Christiaan
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