Hi all,
Hi friends,
I just happily discovered that these lines:
...
answer folder sdsds
launch document it
...
actually opens that namely folder on OS X as if doubleclicked :-)
And it works with or without a trailing slash!
...
I just filed this as an enhancement request in Godzilla:
# 5624
Hi Andre,
Klaus,
you can achieve the same result in Mac OS X with the following shell
command:
cd /your/path/here; open .
It's cd to the folder you want and then execute open ., open and a
space and a dot. This will open the folder in the finder.
thanks I know and use this and this one
On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:31:42 +0100, Klaus Major wrote:
But WAIT!!!
Just tested it again and this still works here for me on OS X 10.5.1
and Rev 2.9dp2!
When you said this, Klaus, I went back and checked 2.9dp2 on Tiger
(10.4.11) and it works for me there as well.
Girard (if you're
Here under Windows it does not work anymore with 2.9dp2. :(
Matthias
Original Message
Subject: Re: Re-2: answer folder sdsds;launch document it (24-Nov-2007 18:00)
From:Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:31:42 +0100, Klaus Major
Just a bit of checking, and what seems to work on OS X is :
on openInFinder pPath
get shell(open quote pPath quote) -- quotes are only
necessary if there are spaces in pPath
end openInFinder
I'll bet there's a similar command on Windows.
If you want to use applescript, I'm pretty sure
Applescript + POSIX (Portable Operating System for UNIX)
would work like this
( one of the additions to AppleScript 1.8)
--
Applescript uses the colon : as a separator for directories however UNIX
uses POSIX (Portable Operating System for UNIX) file paths in
Klaus,
you can achieve the same result in Mac OS X with the following shell command:
cd /your/path/here; open .
It's cd to the folder you want and then execute open ., open and a
space and a dot. This will open the folder in the finder.
In windows, I don't know but I bet it can be done with
Hi Mad-Hias ;-)
I vote for this feature, too.
It´s much easier than using the shell command to open a folder under
windows.
There is a related enhancement in the RevQalityCenter.
Check bug #5549.
I will add this one tomorrow...
Matthias Rebbe
Best
Klaus Major
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I vote for this feature, too.
It´s much easier than using the shell command to open a folder under windows.
Matthias Rebbe
Original Message
Subject: Re: answer folder sdsds;launch document it (23-Nov-2007 20:11)
From:Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Bonjour,
This does not works anymore with Runrev 2.9 dp-2. But in dp-1, it work.
Best
Damien
Klaus Major a écrit :
Bonjour Xavier,
Hi Klaus,
Works as expected!
Cl, thanks :-)
-=-
Xavier Bury
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Klaus Major
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Bonjour Xavier,
Hi Klaus,
Works as expected!
Cl, thanks :-)
-=-
Xavier Bury
Best
Klaus Major
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Hi Klaus,
Works as expected!
-=-
Xavier Bury
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 23/11/2007 10:44:42:
Hi friends,
I just happily discovered that these lines:
...
answer folder sdsds
launch document it
...
actually opens that namely folder on OS X
Hi friends,
I just happily discovered that these lines:
...
answer folder sdsds
launch document it
...
actually opens that namely folder on OS X as if doubleclicked :-)
And it works with or without a trailing slash!
Can someone please check, if this does also work on a Windows machine?
Thanks
Bonsoir Girard,
Bonjour,
This does not works anymore with Runrev 2.9 dp-2. But in dp-1, it
work.
Thanks for testing!
Ca merde! :-)
Hi RunRev, could you please add this (probably unintended?) feature
again,
comes in VERY handy...
Best
Damien
Best from l'alllemagne
Klaus Major
On 11/23/07 8:05 PM, Mark Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a bit of checking, and what seems to work on OS X is :
on openInFinder pPath
get shell(open quote pPath quote) -- quotes are only
necessary if there are spaces in pPath
end openInFinder
I'll bet there's a similar
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