(Deliberately spun off this thread to gnucash-devel, but only so for my
specific question. Other answers in the thread can remain on gnucash-user).
Op 01-03-13 13:39, R. Victor Klassen schreef:
Correct. Mac OS correctly opens GnuCash when a data file is double-clicked.
The bug is that it then proceeds to open the most recently used data file,
rather than opening the data file clicked.
On 2013-02-28, at 11:39 PM, John Ralls wrote:
On Feb 28, 2013, at 8:16 PM, David <sunfis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
The ability to double-click a file and have a specific application load that
file is a function of the operating system. If you are using Windows, you can
associate .gnucash files with GnuCash, and then double-clicking these files
will load them in GnuCash.
It's not a bug.
No, the "bug" is that that doesn't work on a Mac. Double-clicking a Gnucash
file in Finder will open Gnucash, but it will open the last-opened file, not the one that
you clicked on.
That's perhaps why Sandie thinks that newer files are overwriting the older
ones.
Regards,
John Ralls
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Just out of curiosity...
John, is that a bug in gtk or a bug in the gnucash-launcher script ?
Geert
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