At 12:05 PM -0600 4/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Steve wrote: > >> In OS X I double-click my app's doc file and OS X brings my app to the front >> but it never gets its OpenDocument event triggered. > >That'd be a serious bug. Please confirm it in a simple app and, if you can do >that, report it via the feedback system. Then consider telling us the >feedback ID, so we can easily sign on if it affects us too.
cool, I'll isolate it to make sure. My first hit to the list was to find if anyone had seen it or if there was a new feature in 2006 that I'd missed configuring. > > In fact, If I have a 2006r2 build and a 2005r4 build on disk (neither >> running), OS X will open the newest 2005r4 build to open my document.... > >Well that has nothing to do with it, nor with RB for that matter -- that's >just the Finder being stupid. It's been that way, from time to time, for 16 >years or so now. Just launch the copy of RB you prefer first, and subsequent >double-clicks of RB documents will open in that. I know what you are referring to here but this Finder behavior is (for me) both predictable and reliable. Basically the path that typically gets followed when double-clicking a document is: 1) find the newest running application that is set to open this file type 2) if no running application then find the newest application on disk, launch it, and hand it the document #1 works fine when I have the app running in debug or stand-alone as the app move to the foreground (but the 2006 app then does not get / use the open document event) #2 works also - the Finder launches the newest version of my app that will correctly get the open event and open the document - that being a 2005r4 version. so the Finder seems to be following a predictable path. Now I just need to determine if I can isolate the problem and which version of RB in appeared in..... Regards, Steve Upton -- _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: <http://www.realsoftware.com/support/listmanager/> Search the archives of this list here: <http://support.realsoftware.com/listarchives/lists.html>
