found those lines and removed the -g parameter from the command - left with this:
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# TODO: Change when Leopard Only # On Leopard use the -g option to open in background. if os =~ /^10.(5|6)/ active.each {|p| `open -a #{e_sh(p)} #{e_sh(url)}` } else active.each {|p| `open -a #{e_sh(p)} #{e_sh(url)}` } end</string>
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didn't work :( any other advice? b
On Jun 20, 2010, at 3:34 PM, Martin Kühl wrote:
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 00:26, plastichairdoo plastichairdoo@gmail.com wrote:
hi there - I'm trying to make a simple macro that will perform the 'Open in Running Browser' operation *and then actually switch window focus over to the open page in the browser*! it's a bit strange that TM doesn't do this automatically but whatever. I tried making a simple little macro so I could just code it in by hand but I'm not proficient enough with whatever scripting language TM uses for it's macros (Ruby?) anyway, mayhap there is a simple solution to this? it seems like there should be!
In the script, do you see the line reading # On Leopard use the -g option to open in background. Maybe you could try removing the -g option from the call to `open` below it?
HTH, Martin
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