Il giorno lun 9 lug 2018 alle 20:32, Mats Behre
<"mb.maillists"@gmail.com> ha scritto:
On 2018-07-09 07:56, Federico Bruni wrote:
As the syntax is not Emacs, I guess that Eddie is the editor you
want to use and all the emacsclient variables are just the variables
you took from the original example. (BTW, I don't think you found it
on lilypond website)
You're guessing right.
And where I got it - who knows ... If I'd written it from scratch I
wouldn't have called the variables emacs :-) so obviously I found it
somewhere, but never mind that.
Found. We must thank Christopher:
http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/Lilypond-working-on-Mac-OS-X-10-5-thanks-td33136.html
My problem now is that SwiftDefaultApps silently fails to set this
as the textedit target, possibly because my info.plist is too old
(it has worked in the past):
This is the info.plist of which application? Eddie?
No, of the helper app. Back when I did this that was a (the?) way to
tell the OS that this app handled the textedit URI, but now that I've
tested some more it appears that it isn't necessary (anymore?) - I
could just create a new AppleScript app and add it in
SwiftDefaultApps (I'm not sure exactly what I did to make the adding
work though, and I'm not totally convinced that SwiftDefaultApps is
bug-free).
One thing I had to change in the script was quoting, see below. I
removed the backslash from the space and replaced %2b with an actual
plus, because I have one in my path. It's possible that there's some
more generic way to translate from the URL encoding, but now it works
for me. (And by works I mean that the editor is open with the cursor
at the selected note.)
Great news!
I'll give it a try as soon as I have the chance.
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