Davide, I first verified that Frescobaldi (-devel) would load if a foo.ly file was clicked and foo.ly files were set to be opened by it. Frescobaldi loaded but did not load foo.ly.
Following re-installation of Frescobaldi (-devel) as you suggested, clicking on foo.ly not only runs Frescobaldi but also loads foo.ly. I'm not sure I will leave the Finder setting to call Frescobaldi when clicking on a LilyPond file, but it does work. Stan > On Feb 13, 2014, at 8:07 AM, Garrett McGilvray <[email protected]> > wrote: > > ————————————- > On Feb 13, 2014, 6:54:10 AM, Davide Liessi <[email protected]> wrote: > Please try this to upgrade your installation (including py2app) and > reinstall frescobaldi(-devel): > sudo port selfupdate > sudo port upgrade outdated > sudo port uninstall active and name:frescobaldi > sudo port install frescobaldi # or frescobaldi-devel, as you prefer > > Then please test Frescobaldi's behaviour and let me know: > > if you either > > - drag and drop a ly file (or any text file, for what is worth) over the > > icon of Frescobaldi in the Dock, or > > - right-click on a ly file and choose "Open with..." > "Frescobaldi > > ([version])", or > > - double-click on a ly file associated with Frescobaldi (to associate a > > file: right-click on the file, choose "Get Info" and choose "Frescobaldi > > ([version])" in the "Open with..." dropdown list), > > then Frescobaldi should start, if it is not already running, and open the > > file. > > Best wishes. > Davide > ————————————- > > After updating and trying those steps (same thing happens for each): > Frescobaldi launches, and I see the splash screen. > Then when the flash screen goes away, there is nothing; no window open, not > on any space. Even right-click on Frescobaldi in the dock and selecting “Show > all windows” reveals nothing. > Then after waiting a while, I click on the Frescobaldi icon in the dock, > which has the indicator light that says Frescobaldi is open, and a new window > pops right up with the file I opened. > > > > ————————————- > 2014-01-25 Tim McNamara <[email protected]>: > > Also, there is a non-Mac-like behavior. Clicking the close button on the > > upper left hand corner of the document window quits the app. I realize that > > on some/most OSes this is normal behavior, but not Macs. FWIW. > > Reported as https://github.com/wbsoft/frescobaldi/issues/352. > ————————————- > > Just my opinion, but I would not lose too much effort over this if it were > me. Tim is right that it is a non-Mac-like behavior, but Apple itself has > seemed to forgotten this. All of these 1st party programs quit just by > clicking the close window button: > Notes, Contacts, System Preferences, App Store, Image Capture, Reminders, > iPhoto > > The “rhyme and reason,” if there is any, seems to be that all of those are > single window programs, even the rather large program iPhoto. A few other > programs that can have multiple windows behave differently. If you close the > only window open, the program stays open long enough to go to the menu at the > top of the screen to open a new window, but as soon as you click away to > another program, that program quits. iTunes, Calendar, Pages, iBooks, and > Maps all behave this way, to name a few. As Frescobaldi can have more than > one window, I would think that it should be have like these. But then to mix > things up, if you close the last remaining window of Safari and go away to > another program, Safari stays open as long as it wants. > > Apple itself is confused, and no wonder new users get confused. I try to > explain to Windows converts that closing the window does not close the > program, but then there are oh-so-many exceptions. > > > _______________________________________________ > lilypond-user mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
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