ok. it doesnt use tk_fileChooser, but the code is in u_main.tk.
The function menu_doc_open does some minimal parsing and
invokes one of just 3 handlers.
I will think some more how to handle this. Also, my observation of
incorrect parsing of the .pdf suffix is not what is happening, but
rather that as-is, the code will open with pd anything that is not
.txt .c or .html.
Probably the easiest would be to launch an external script that
incorporates the added "viewer" table lookup or something like
that. Or add the table lookup right into u_main.tk. I don't know
much Tcl/Tk so ... will see. Will get to it sometime soon.
Thanks!
-Peter
From: "Pete Redest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PD] external viewers for additional file types ?
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 03:19:48 +0000
Will take a look at the code and check for use of tk_fileChooser - may
be someone has more specific info I can use.
BTW, I am guessing that the particular bad behavior when clicking on a
PDF file, is that there is a bug in the browser, whereby it takes the ".pd"
of the ".pdf" suffix and "believes" it is a PD file, then tries to open it
in
PD. That looks at first as a "hang" but if I wait 2 minutes, I see a lot of
binary-printed insults in the PD log area, like:
.....
GEM: with help by Guenter Geiger, Daniel Heckenberg, Cyrille Henry, et al.
GEM: using MMX optimization
error: %PDF-1.3: no such object
error: ?????l?à?Ù\}gßf??Õ\}???ûýòÇæÃõ]vê?dEÆÓB: no such object
..... etc ad-infinitum (well, not really infinitum: a few thousand lines
like that).
From: carmen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PD] external viewers for additional file types ?
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 02:48:51 -0400
> Is there a way to define external viewers for files, e.g. a list of the
> kind:
> pdf /usr/bin/acroread
> text /usr/bin/gvim
> mov /usr/bin/xine
> txt internal
> [mM]akefile internal
> TODO internal
> ....
> Get the drift?. If there isn't such capability
theres something like this for gnome, where if you run 'gnome-remote
/path/to/some.pdf' it will launch evince. osux has something similar,
called 'open' i think. on windows, im not sure what you do, maybe 'exec
explorer.exe filename'..
im pretty sure pd just uses the tk_fileChooser so youre going to have to
figure out how to override its default somehow.. maybe check the tk docs?
and check pd.tk. its surely no more than a few lines to do what you want,
on all the platforms..
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