Hey,
You don't need to call ``cd`` manually, you can use a combinator for this:
"/Users" [ "ls" try-process ] with-directory
same as
"/Users" [ { "ls" } try-process ] with-directory
OSX has problems with the PATH variable when run from the launcher. You can
see what your path is by doing:
"PATH" os-env .
or for readability
"PATH" os-env ":" split [ . ] each
Lauching directly from the terminal shows different paths:
./Factor.app/Contents/MacOS/factor
You can try to find rake after launching Factor both ways:
USE: tools.which
"rake" which .
Maybe this will help you debug.
Cheers,
Doug
On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 11:41 PM, tgkuo <tgk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks.
>
>
> John Benediktsson 於 2014/12/23 下午11:45 寫道:
>
> The Factor launcher is for directly running processes.
>
> 1) You can run your rake command directly:
>
> { "rake" "RubyMotionSamples/ios/Timer" } try-process
>
> I need to change directory first and rake.
>
> { "cd"
> "/Applications/Dropbox/mac/rubymotion/projects/RubyMotionSamples/ios/Timer"
> } try-process
> { "rake" } try-process
>
> need to be done at the same time.... or the directory will be where the
> Rakefile is located.
>
> { "rake"
> "/Applications/Dropbox/mac/rubymotion/projects/RubyMotionSamples/ios/Timer"
> } try-process
>
> is not working.
>
> 2) Or if you want to "run it in your Terminal.app", then maybe a bit of
> applescript:
>
> USE: cocoa.apple-script
> "RubyMotionSamples/ios/Timer"
> "tell application \"Terminal\"\n do script \"rake %s\"\nend tell"
> sprintf run-apple-script
>
>
> It worked...
> my does:
>
> HEREVocab: rubymotion
>
> USING: formatting fry io.encodings.ascii io.launcher kernel
> lexer multiline.tgCodes sequences urls.encoding cocoa.apple-script ;
> IN: rubymotion
>
> : set-rake-pathname ( dir -- str )
> rubymotion-projects-path swap "/" glue ;
>
> : run-rake ( str -- )
> "tell application \"Terminal\"\n do script \"cd %s \nrake \"\nend
> tell"
> sprintf run-apple-script
> ;
>
> SYNTAX: Rake:
> scan-token set-rake-pathname
> '[ _ run-rake ] append! ;
>
> Vocab>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 7:13 AM, tgkuo <tgk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi, group
>>
>> I had a need to run rake command from a TextEditor ( DevonTHINK) by
>> using the factor service.
>>
>> I tried to use:
>>
>> : set-rake-pathname ( dir -- str )
>> rubymotion-projects-path swap "/" glue ;
>>
>> : run-terminal ( str -- )
>> "Terminal.app" ascii [
>> "%s " printf
>> ] with-process-writer *;*
>>
>> SYNTAX: Rake:
>> scan-token set-rake-pathname "cd \"%s\"" sprintf
>> '[ _ run-terminal "rake" run-terminal ] append! ;
>>
>> and then
>>
>> Rake: RubyMotionSamples/ios/Timer
>>
>> seemed not to work…. Error message in factor:
>>
>> Process exited with error code 255
>>
>> Launch descriptor:
>>
>> T{ process
>> { command "Terminal.app" }
>> { environment H{ } }
>> { environment-mode +append-environment+ }
>> { stdin T{ fd { disposed t } { fd 31 } } }
>> { group +same-group+ }
>> { status 255 }
>> { pipe
>> T{ pipe
>> { in T{ fd { disposed t } { fd 31 } } }
>> { out T{ fd { disposed t } { fd 37 } } }
>> }
>> }
>> }
>>
>> All I need is simply to wake up the terminal.app to execute the shell
>> script in it’s window..
>>
>> Best regards.
>>
>> tgkuo
>>
>>
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