W werther Suspended Original poster May 15, 2006 108 0 Oct 1, 2007 #1 Does anybody know if there is a way to launch Dreamweaver from the terminal in the same manner textmate is launched by simply typing: mate file/path ? thanks
Does anybody know if there is a way to launch Dreamweaver from the terminal in the same manner textmate is launched by simply typing: mate file/path ? thanks
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jul 24, 2002 25,611 893 Harrogate Oct 1, 2007 #2 You can use the standard open command (the mate thing is a special command installed by TextMate, it's not standard behaviour for most apps). Code: open -a DreamWeaver file/path would open DreamWeaver assuming the application is actually called DreamWeaver.app (not Adobe DreamWeaver.app or whatever)...
You can use the standard open command (the mate thing is a special command installed by TextMate, it's not standard behaviour for most apps). Code: open -a DreamWeaver file/path would open DreamWeaver assuming the application is actually called DreamWeaver.app (not Adobe DreamWeaver.app or whatever)...
W werther Suspended Original poster May 15, 2006 108 0 Oct 2, 2007 #3 thanks, so all i did was create an alias called 'dw' in my .bash_profile and can now call it up by saying: dw file/path -thanks again alias dw="open -a Dreamweaver\ 8"
thanks, so all i did was create an alias called 'dw' in my .bash_profile and can now call it up by saying: dw file/path -thanks again alias dw="open -a Dreamweaver\ 8"