On 25 Mar 2014, at 14:19, lloyd wrote:
There's always one more issue though: the default action associated
with
the folder (which QS now recognises by its short cut) is "Large Type",
as
if it was a text file. Really, it's a folder, and I can select "open"
and
it opens fine--it just costs me an extra keystroke. Shouldn't the
default
action for a folder be "open"? Perhaps the fact this folder was
catalogued
as coming from a text file has resulted in the wrong default action
being
associated?
There’s no right or wrong, but that’s clearly not what you want. If
you drag “Open” up higher than “Large Type” in Preferences →
Actions, it should work as expected.
Apparently, since the file begins its life as a string of text, it’s
keeping that type, but the Large Type action fails, so the associated
data must be lost. I’ll look into that.
This is probably an OS X bug. You can’t rely on Finder selection in
10.7 or 10.8.
Yes, I remember this bug now. So Apple have corrected it in 10.9?
Yes.
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