On 16. Mar 2007, at 16:42, Christoph Biela wrote:

find_app finds Preview but not PDFView

TM_LATEX_VIEWER = Preview works TM_LATEX_VIEWER = PDFView DOES NOT WORK

which seams quite clear since TM only finds Preview.

Okay, so try in Terminal to run:

open -a PDFView

Also, is the casing correct?

Next, try the following two commands, and then the find_app again:

cd /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/ Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support lsregister -kill -r /System/Library/CoreServices /Applications / Developer/Applications

If you PDFView is not in /Applications, add the folder to the list above.

On Mar 21, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Christoph Biela wrote:

Hi Allan,

thanks for your support. It won't help though.

• PDFView and Preview are in the same directory. find_app and open -a

only works with preview.

• What does "casing" mean?
• lsregister is not found (/bin/bash: line 1: lsregister: command

not found)

You may need to specify the ./ path if . isn't in your path (and it shouldn't be IMO)...

(using shorter lines for better pasting...)

cd /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework cd Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support ./lsregister -kill -r /System/Library/CoreServices \ /Applications /Developer/Applications

Hi Haris,

PDFView works fine from the finder (even from the terminal when I am in the Applications directory and type open "./PDFView.app")

Doing the lsmagic made my quad working for some time but did not help.

Thanks for all your help Christoph

On 21/03/07, Charilaos Skiadas skiadas@hanover.edu wrote:

On Mar 21, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Christoph Biela wrote:

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Hi Allan,

thanks for your support. It won't help though.

• PDFView and Preview are in the same directory. find_app and open -a

only works with preview.

I presume you have run PDFView by double-clicking on it, and that works? If not, then do the commands work after you do that?

...

• What does "casing" mean?
• lsregister is not found (/bin/bash: line 1: lsregister: command

not found)

Chris

Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College

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No nothing, the Console does not show anything

On 22/03/07, Charilaos Skiadas skiadas@hanover.edu wrote:

Hi Christoph,

Is it possible you have another copy of PDFView.app somewhere around, in the trash perhaps? Are there no messages in the Console?

On Mar 22, 2007, at 7:07 AM, Christoph Biela wrote:

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Hi Haris,

PDFView works fine from the finder (even from the terminal when I am in the Applications directory and type open "./PDFView.app")

Doing the lsmagic made my quad working for some time but did not help.

Thanks for all your help Christoph

Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College

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Hi Allan,

thanks for your kind help. Here are the results:

#From TM TM: find_app PDFView.app TM: /Applications/PDFView.app TM: TM: find_app net.sourceforge.pdfview TM: /Applications/PDFView.app

#From Terminal % open -b net.sourceforge.pdfview % (opens PDFView w\out any probs) % % open -a PDFView.app % (opens PDFView w\out any probs)

#I observed something strange: set to preview TM: find_app "${TM_LATEX_VIEWER}.app" TM: /Applications/Preview.app

set to PDFView TM: find_app "${TM_LATEX_VIEWER}.app" TM: …well nothing happens

I do not see a pattern there. Greetings Chris

On 31/03/07, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:

On 21. Mar 2007, at 14:56, Christoph Biela wrote:

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thanks for your support. It won't help though.

• PDFView and Preview are in the same directory. find_app and open -a

only works with preview.

• What does "casing" mean?

Casing means if the proper characters are upper or lowercase. E.g. PDFView and not PDFview.

Try from TM (press ctrl-R after that line):

 find_app net.sourceforge.pdfview

And from Terminal:

 open -b net.sourceforge.pdfview

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yepp, white-space is the proper hint. Even though I checked it a hundred times (Value), I never checked Variable.

Wouldn't it be possible to check this and remove white-space for certain variables.

Thanks for your help. Now everything works fine. This support proved the superiority of the TM-Software/Community.

Chris

On 02/04/07, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:

On 1. Apr 2007, at 21:20, Christoph Biela wrote:

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[...] #From TM TM: find_app PDFView.app TM: /Applications/PDFView.app [...] set to PDFView TM: find_app "${TM_LATEX_VIEWER}.app" TM: …well nothing happens

I do not see a pattern there.

My guess is that TM_LATEX_VIEWER does not have the proper value. Maybe some leading/trailing spaces?

Try ⌃R on the below line:

 echo "${TM_LATEX_VIEWER}.app"

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 • add quotes around the viewer in the "not found" error, that

way, if the user has leading/trailing spaces in the variable, it should be more obvious.

BUT: since I wrote "TM_LATEX_VIEWER " this will not help

chris