Re: [SE|PY-macdev] Re: sepy-macdev digest, Vol 1 #130 - 1 msg

[Alessandro C. <ale...@se...>]

Dru Kepple wrote:
> Is anyone else having trouble opening files in 1.5?  I know it's an 
> early release, but I can only open files through File > Open... or if 
> Sepy is not currently running and I double-click an.as <http://an.as> 
> file that is set to open in Sepy.
>
> Files do not open if I double-click them, but Sepy is already open and 
> running, or if I drag the file onto the dock icon.
>
> Right-clicking on the icon in the Folder and going to Open With > does 
> not revel Sepy as an option

I dont know how associations can be changed in OSX, but I found "Zingg!" 
which let you customize the "Open with" context menu, so you can add 
SEPY to the context menu.
On the other side you can also drag files in the main SEPY window in 
order to open them.

>
> Just wondering if it's a release-wide thing, or if it's just my own 
> strange setup.  I've got Sepy 1.5.1.2 <http://1.5.1.2> RC3 and Mac OS 
> X 10.4.3.  At least I can open files, but it's annoying because I 
> pretty much never use the Open... dialog and prefer to open my files 
> from the Finder.
>
> Also, kinda unrelated, but is there a way to set Command-H to hide 
> Sepy, and map that command away from show/hide the current line 
> highlight?  I don't find myself ever wanting to hide the highlight, 
> but it's always bugged me when applications take over the 
> commonly-accepted keyboard shortcuts for a given OS...kinda how 
> Photoshop defaults to Control-Command-H for hide the app, because 
> Command-H is to hide the selection, but at least they give you the 
> option to swap those commands.

You should be sure there's no others shortcut which override the 
Control-Command-H. If there's no shortcut with that key combination you 
will see the Control-command-H associated to Hide SEPY again

>
> Thanks,
> Dru
>
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