German, thanks, it is working now. So it is not I that choose an application, it is the application that decides the file types it can open. Is there a way to tell what extensions an editor is handling?
I suppose if nobody usus Gemas to edit txt files, it might not be the best choice for it. What is the editor I shlould use for txt-files? Kind regards, Edwin 2014-10-29 19:16 GMT+01:00 Germán Arias <germanan...@gmx.es>: > Hi > > On 2014-10-29 11:55:05 -0600 Edwin Ancaer <eanc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > With my scrolling problems solved, I want to start using as much GNUstep > > applications as possible. The first victim is GWorkspace. My question is > > how I specify in GWorkspace that I want to use the Gemas editor to open > > .txt, .m, .h, ... files. From the user guide by Dennis Leeuw, I got the > > impression I should have the choice from a list of suitable applications, > > but I see no list. What's more, I can't find a way to b wse around to the > > application I choose.pplications: The tools inspector only lets me select > > from an empty list. What am I not seeing here? > > > > Kind regards, > > > > After install Gemas, or any other documents based app, you should run the > tool make_services. Then restart GWorkspace, and you will see listed the > new apps. However, notice you can specify Gemas to open txt files. Although > Gemas can open any text file, txt is not listed in type files for Gemas. > Should I add this? > > Germán. > >
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