Sent this earlier from the wrong address, so it bounced… On Feb 9, 2010, at 3:07 PM, Floodo1 wrote:
> ACTUAL QUESTION: How do I change the default action for these file > types? (I'd like to change the action for .command as well as .sh > files) Patrick's advice is correct, but keep in mind that the “Run in Terminal” action applies to files in general, not just particular types. If you move it up the list, I think it will become the default for Folders, PDFs, etc. If this isn't what you want, I believe you could get the best of both worlds by hacking the terminal plug-ins Info.plist file and replacing the “directTypes” entry for that action with “directFileTypes”. It accepts file extensions, so you could specify command and sh (and maybe py, php, rb, etc. depending on your needs). Actually, the file types might narrow directTypes so maybe you can leave them both in there. Anyway, then you can move “Run in Terminal” up as high as you want and not worry about it showing up when it makes no sense. -- Rob McBroom <http://www.skurfer.com/>
