I was noticing that if I right click in the project drawer a file will give me an option to reveal or open in the finder. Is there a way to add to this list so that I can open in photoshop? Another thing I would most likely do is add a reveal in pathfinder as I do not use the finder much.
Thanks,
Eric
On Jan 31, 2005, at 19:22, Eric Curtis wrote:
I was noticing that if I right click in the project drawer a file will give me an option to reveal or open in the finder. Is there a way to add to this list so that I can open in photoshop?
If you use “Show Info” in Finder and change the Open With in there to Photoshop, then TextMate should also open the file with Photoshop (since it just asks Finder to show the file). That's currently the only possibility.
Another thing I would most likely do is add a reveal in pathfinder as I do not use the finder much.
I was under the impression that Path Finder would “replace” the functionality, and it would then work for this, since I do in fact use NSWorkspace to “reveal” the file, and not Finder (so Path Finder should intercept this).
On Jan 31, 2005, at 2:52 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Jan 31, 2005, at 19:22, Eric Curtis wrote:
I was noticing that if I right click in the project drawer a file will give me an option to reveal or open in the finder. Is there a way to add to this list so that I can open in photoshop?
If you use “Show Info” in Finder and change the Open With in there to Photoshop, then TextMate should also open the file with Photoshop (since it just asks Finder to show the file). That's currently the only possibility.
Well it is great to know that that is the intended functionality however when I am in the finder and I select the file it does default to open with Photoshop , however this does not seem to be passed to TM as it only offers the finder.
Let me know if I should explain this in more detail or can provide any help.
Eric C
On Feb 1, 2005, at 0:15, Eric Curtis wrote:
I was noticing that if I right click in the project drawer a file will give me an option to reveal or open in the finder. Is there a way to add to this list so that I can open in photoshop?
If you use “Show Info” in Finder and change the Open With in there to Photoshop, then TextMate should also open the file with Photoshop [...]
Well it is great to know that that is the intended functionality however when I am in the finder and I select the file it does default to open with Photoshop , however this does not seem to be passed to TM as it only offers the finder.
So if you select “Open selected file with Finder” (or double-click it) in TextMate, which application opens the file?
On Jan 31, 2005, at 3:16 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Feb 1, 2005, at 0:15, Eric Curtis wrote:
I was noticing that if I right click in the project drawer a file will give me an option to reveal or open in the finder. Is there a way to add to this list so that I can open in photoshop?
If you use “Show Info” in Finder and change the Open With in there to Photoshop, then TextMate should also open the file with Photoshop [...]
Well it is great to know that that is the intended functionality however when I am in the finder and I select the file it does default to open with Photoshop , however this does not seem to be passed to TM as it only offers the finder.
So if you select “Open selected file with Finder” (or double-click it) in TextMate, which application opens the file?
Well shucks, thats what I get for making assumptions. Sorry.
I thought it was pulling the name and that Finder was what would open it, which it did in a way. Might I suggest changing it to:
Open file with Default App
I can see that this might end up messing a few people up as well so maybe not.
Thanks and sorry again.
Eric C
On Jan 31, 2005, at 2:52 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
Another thing I would most likely do is add a reveal in pathfinder as I do not use the finder much.
I was under the impression that Path Finder would “replace” the functionality, and it would then work for this, since I do in fact use NSWorkspace to “reveal” the file, and not Finder (so Path Finder should intercept this).
The Path Finder developers recommend coexistence with the Finder, because they can't guarantee 100% compatibility. There are a lot of apps dependent on particular Finder features, it seems.
Chris
On Feb 1, 2005, at 0:58, Eric Curtis wrote:
I thought it was pulling the name and that Finder was what would open it, which it did in a way. Might I suggest changing it to:
Open file with Default App
I took the title from Xcode. But I'll check if Launch Services could give me the name of the application that will actually open the file. That would be very nice.
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