Fixing file permissions for qjide fixed the problems with qjide.command and 
qjide.app. And indeed I can now start qjide from the dock in OS X. Thanks!

But the load 'plot' problem persists -- even after deleting the existing qjide 
directory and replacing it with a newly downloaded/extracted one (and also 
re-editing the config in qjide.py, of course, and fixing the permissions).

However, I think this is a more pervasive problem with j801, as I see exactly 
the same error in the j801 console -- but, oddly, not in jqt801. That's really 
mysterious! I've reported this on the beta forum.


On 12 Apr 2013 16:02:38 +0200, Martin Saurer <[email protected]> wrote:

>   Plase make sure, that file permissions are set correctly:
> 
>   If you cannot execute a .command file, is has mostly to do with
>   the file protection flags.
> 
>   a) Start the Terminal.app
>   b) Go to the parent directory, where the qjide directory resides.
>   c) Execute the command: chmod -R 755 qjide
>   d) This will change the permission to rwxr-xr-x for each file in
>      the qjide directory.
>   e) Check file permissions, using the command: ls -la
>   f) Now you are able to execute qjide.command
> 
>   You may drag qjide.app to the OS X Dock.
> 
>   The qjide.command is used by qjide.app.
>   On OS X, it's mandatory to start a .command file from within an .app
>   package to start something (like a python script) in a Terminal.
> 
> About the "load 'plot'" error:
> 
>   I'm unable to reproduce this.
>   J801 (beta), OS X 10.8.3
> 
>   Are you extracting a new qjide distribution over an existing one?
>   If yes, please don't do so.
>   Delete or rename the existing qjide directory to qjide.old (for example).
>   Then extract the new distribution to the same place.

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