On Feb 8, 2008 9:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm certainly not a mac expert. However, I got Sage working through a > mac-like icon using the Platypus program (http://www.sveinbjorn.org/ > platypus).
I'm not sure what Platypus is (I haven't clicked on the link), but
here is what I've got set up.
I created the following Apple Script; I bundled it as a .app; changed
the icon to the sage logo from sagemath.org; tossed it into my sage
directory. I'll attach the files, and there are some notes below.
tell application "Finder"
open document file "sage" of folder of (path to me) using application
file "Terminal.app" of folder "Utilities" of folder "Applications" of
startup disk
end tell
Notes:
1. This does NOT depend on the location of the sage directory on the
hard drive. (It does depend on the location of Terminal.app, but
that's standard on Mac OS X.)
2. It just starts sage in the terminal, not the notebook. The use
needs to use notebook(). But this is what I preferred. The Apple
Script can point to a secondary sage-notebook bash script that checks
for a running sage notebook instance or starts one if it doesn't
exist.
Take care,
Franco
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