On Sun, 2009-04-26 at 00:51 +0200, Bruce van der Kooij wrote: > Gravis wrote: > > Other apps like GIMP can open this file just fine, so do I need to > > somehow register the application somehow with Nautilus? What's the > > deal? > > > > Have you looked into whether or not it is your program that is at fault? > You can start Nautilus from the command line and any output your send > to stdout will be printed (nautilus -q && nautilus --no-desktop > sftp://example.com). > > For example, are you sure it handles spaces appropriately as Nautilus > will pass a path starting with "/home/$USER/.gvfs/sftp on example.com/" > for SFTP mounts nowadays. > > Best regards, > > Bruce
Ok, after doing further investigation, I found that no arguments are being passed to my program. i found this out by just making a dialog and displaying the value of argc, which was 1 (only the name of the binary executed is stored in argv). This explains why my app wasnt showing, because it just outputs the usage details then quits when there are no arguments passed in. I had associated my program with the type of file (jpeg) which worked fine locally but it didnt show up in the list of programs that could be used to open the file. Only programs like GIMP that use GIO/GVFS are listed which further leads me to believe that the application must be registered with nautilus somehow. So, is this ringing any bells? -- Gravis <nauti...@adaptivetime.com> -- nautilus-list mailing list nautilus-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/nautilus-list
