Closed dawsondiaz closed 8 years ago
I don't have Mac, nor have ever used it, but from my understanding you want to use the open
command.
Here is some reference - http://osxdaily.com/2007/02/01/how-to-launch-gui-applications-from-the-terminal/
As for photoshop, I'm not sure you can tell photoshop to open a file via a command. Give it a try, but it may not work. I've heard people saying it doesn't, but got no 1st-hand experience.
Through terminal I am able to open phtoshop with the following command:
open -a photoshop
I can open an image by just adding the extension open -a photoshop image.jpg
Is there a way I can implement this into the program?
Of course, just enter it there. It doesn't need to be a path to the executable. Can't speak for sure about Mac, but generally if it works in terminal, it'll work in rpw too
Great, it worked.
This is what I did in case the issue comes up in the future:
Exec. file: "open"
and Args: "-a photoshop %s"
Thanks for the info, might come handy
I have a mac and I am unable to select my default editor to be photoshop. The application I would launch is a .app and instead of just selecting it, it opens it as a folder.
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