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** Changed in: sikuli
       Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

** Changed in: sikuli
   Importance: High => Critical

** Description changed:

+ --- fixed in 1.0.1
+ 
  *** problem ---------------------
  This only happens on installations, that did not have Sikuli X-1.0rc3 installed before switching to the new version 1.0.0
  
  On Mac it was once decided by the developers, to hide the folder
  structure using the "this folder is a bundle/package" bit, which shows a
  folder as file in the Finder.
  
  Currently there is no app available, that registers this filetype, but
  since the IDE on Mac still tries to open files, we have the mentioned
  problem.
  
  *** workaround -------------------
  
  Until I have a fix for that until latest June 21, this is what one can
  do:
  
  --- option 1:
  download Sikuli X-1.0rc3 from
  https://launchpad.net/sikuli/sikuli-api/x1.0-rc3/+download/Sikuli-X-1.0rc3%20%28r905%29-osx-10.6.dmg
  and move the app to the /Applications folder.
  This should register the filetypes .sikuli and .skl and the existing folders should no longer be folders but bundles (system restart might be necessary) with the respective Sikuli file icon.
  It should not be necessary to start the RC3 IDE.
  Now in the 1.0.0 IDE, .sikuli should show up as files and should be selectable.
  The RC3 IDE app can be moved to trash afterwards.
  
  --- option 2:
  If you do not want to download RC3, but have Xcode installed on your system, then you can change a folder to a bundle in a Terminal session:
  SetFile -a B path-to-folder/script.sikuli
  Now the scripts are selectable, but do not have nice icons ;-)
  
  --- option 3:
  If you do not want to neither download RC3 nor Xcode, then you might try to use the SetFile command that I have taken from my Xcode 4.6.2 and put in a zip file for download at (look readme.txt)
  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/42895525/Xcode-SetFile.zip
  I swear it is clean ;-) but not tested on systems without Xcode.
  usage: SetFile -a B path-to-folder/script.sikuli
  
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Sikuli 1.0.0
  
  Mac OSX 10.7.4
  
  1) Open IDE
  2) File --> Save
  3) File --> Open
  4) Select xxx.sikuli
  5) The open button in the finder window is disabled, therefore you can't open the source.
  
  I can provide a screenshot if you need this.
  
  I'm running JDK 1.6

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1185559

Title:
  [1.0] IDE: Mac: Can't open a Sikuli script in file open dialog -
  script.sikuli not selectable --- workaround

Status in Sikuli:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  --- fixed in 1.0.1

  *** problem ---------------------
  This only happens on installations, that did not have Sikuli X-1.0rc3 installed before switching to the new version 1.0.0

  On Mac it was once decided by the developers, to hide the folder
  structure using the "this folder is a bundle/package" bit, which shows
  a folder as file in the Finder.

  Currently there is no app available, that registers this filetype, but
  since the IDE on Mac still tries to open files, we have the mentioned
  problem.

  *** workaround -------------------

  Until I have a fix for that until latest June 21, this is what one can
  do:

  --- option 1:
  download Sikuli X-1.0rc3 from
  https://launchpad.net/sikuli/sikuli-api/x1.0-rc3/+download/Sikuli-X-1.0rc3%20%28r905%29-osx-10.6.dmg
  and move the app to the /Applications folder.
  This should register the filetypes .sikuli and .skl and the existing folders should no longer be folders but bundles (system restart might be necessary) with the respective Sikuli file icon.
  It should not be necessary to start the RC3 IDE.
  Now in the 1.0.0 IDE, .sikuli should show up as files and should be selectable.
  The RC3 IDE app can be moved to trash afterwards.

  --- option 2:
  If you do not want to download RC3, but have Xcode installed on your system, then you can change a folder to a bundle in a Terminal session:
  SetFile -a B path-to-folder/script.sikuli
  Now the scripts are selectable, but do not have nice icons ;-)

  --- option 3:
  If you do not want to neither download RC3 nor Xcode, then you might try to use the SetFile command that I have taken from my Xcode 4.6.2 and put in a zip file for download at (look readme.txt)
  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/42895525/Xcode-SetFile.zip
  I swear it is clean ;-) but not tested on systems without Xcode.
  usage: SetFile -a B path-to-folder/script.sikuli

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Sikuli 1.0.0

  Mac OSX 10.7.4

  1) Open IDE
  2) File --> Save
  3) File --> Open
  4) Select xxx.sikuli
  5) The open button in the finder window is disabled, therefore you can't open the source.

  I can provide a screenshot if you need this.

  I'm running JDK 1.6

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