Hi, On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 00:31, Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > > your friend is make_services. Once your application is installed, run it. > (OS-X just runs make-services periodically). > Thanks for the info! But, I'm pretty sure on OS X Finder does this, not a background service (or the app handling registration is at least initiated by Finder). Shouldn't GWorkspace and openapp run this sort of a task on launch of the app? That would certainly improve usability and make app installation easier. > > You can also check with GWorkspace that the inspector "Tools" shows with > what to open. Several applications can be listed with one default. > Thanks! > > Furthermore I may add that ProjectCenter's 0.6.0 file format is a Bundle, > organized similarly to Xcode: a project specific file inside and a > user-specific plist. > > Riccardo > > > Ivan Vučica wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Since Zcode is trying to be compatible with Xcode, I'd like to make it the >> associated app for opening .xcodeproj bundles. Project Center does not seem >> to support specifying that a document type is a bundle, and by reading PC's >> Info-gnustep.plist, it doesn't seem to require it either. >> >> I've specified the document type in .plist, and I've launched the .app at >> least once. On OS X, that would be sufficient to associate the filetype with >> the app. However, GWorkspace does not seem to open the .xcodeproj files with >> Zcode, nor does the file open dialog represent the .xcodeproj bundles as >> "files" instead of directories. >> >> What did I do wrong with the plist? What else do I have to do to make the >> GNUstep workspace associate .xcodeproj with Zcode? >> >> See the plist here: >> https://bitbucket.org/ivucica/zcode/src/9d1d0e6cebe1/ZcodeInfo.plist >> >> > -- Regards, Ivan Vučica
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