- From: <p.kerr@auckland.ac.nz>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2006 14:49:16 +1300
- To: Tim Berners-Lee <timbl@w3.org>
- Cc: www-amaya@w3.org
Quoting Tim Berners-Lee <timbl@w3.org>:
>
> - open -a /Applications/Amaya.app <filename> does not work.
opens my Home page ...
> Does amaya not take command line
> args or are the args in OSX different? I suspect the latter.
/Applications/Amaya.app/Contents/MacOS/amaya /path/to/filename
works, and gives you OpenGL status in the terminal
> Where ARE the preference files for OSX?
/Applications/Amaya.app/Contents/MacOS/Amaya-9.3/doc/WX/Configure.html
Amaya uses a number of default directories
to store configuration information. :-(
> What is looked for in the home directory?
~/.amaya/thot.rc: Contains the user preferences,
changed through the Preferences submenus
~/.amaya/amaya.kb-mac: Defines Amaya keyboard shortcuts.
...Amaya-9.3/doc/WX/ShortCuts.html
seems to say you massage this by hand
~/.amaya/amaya.css: Contains the user's style sheet.
> - Amaya should be able to launch from a file icon or URL icon dropped
> onto the Amaya icon.
And once Amaya is launched you should be able to drop an html doc or url into
Amaya's window and have it opened/rendered. It's only in the last couple of
years I've noticed MacOS-X OSS apps starting to include these features, so I
hardly missed it. But you're wanting the best of both worlds? A fully
functioning CommandLineInterface and Drag'n'Drop ;-)
peterk
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