I’ve switched my terminal over from Terminal to iTerm and my subversion client from SVNX to ZigVersion. So I re-wrote my opener for these new apps. Installation and such should be the same as the original.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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# This script will load all the common applications used for
# developing rails. It may be triggered by quicksilver or console.
# The full path of the project to open should be the first argument.
#
# FixMe: If iTerm is not open an unwanted window is created
#
# Applications that will be loaded:
# Textmate at project
# Projects mongrel server
# Projects rails console
# Blank console in project dir
# Firefox at project
# ZigVersion
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# Load files required for appscrpt
require "rubygems"
require "appscript"
include Appscript
# Define arrays and grab project path
tabs = []
threads = []
project = ARGV[0]
# project = "~/Programming/rails/code_library"
# Do iterm stuff in one thread
threads << Thread.new do
# Make a new iTerm window
window = Appscript::app('iTerm').end.make(:new=>:terminal)
# Create three new tabs and store in sessions array
3.times do
window.launch_(:session => 'default')
tabs << window.sessions.last.get
end
# Change each tab to project path
tabs.each { |tab| tab.write(:text => "cd #{project}") }
# Start textmate, server and console from tabs
tabs[0].write(:text => "mate ." )
tabs[1].write(:text => "script/server" )
tabs[2].write(:text => "script/console" )
end
# Open ZigVersion and Firefox, each in their own thread
threads << Thread.new { Appscript::app("Firefox").OpenURL("http://localhost:3000") }
threads << Thread.new { Appscript::app('ZigVersion').activate }
# Join threads together to stop premature termination
threads.each { |thread| thread.join }
not having luck with this. it just shuts down quicksilver. any thoughts?