Hey Kevin,
I'm sure this works in spatial mode. The file to select is stored in the
window_scroll_position property. See below the contents of my
~/.nautilus/metafiles/file:%2F%2F%2Fhome.xml.
Best,
Lukas
On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 16:23 -0400, Kevin Kubasik wrote:
> A quick look in ~/.nautilus/me
A quick look in ~/.nautilus/metafiles revealed that the syntax is
quite simple, a basic xml file named like
file:%2F%2F%2Fmnt%2Fstorage%2FImportMusic.xml
its contents:
Now, the only problem is that modification of the file name does not
seem to change how nautilus opens when invoked from the c
> Interesting. Ideally though I'd prefer if you just passed a file URI
> into nautilus on the command-line and have it highlight the file. If
> you do it now, you get the error "Couldn't display . The location
> is not a folder." That would make things dead simple.
That would make nautilus inc
Hi,
On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 21:36 +0200, Lukas Lipka wrote:
> I know this is possible since Nautilus stores info about the selected
> file in ~/.nautilus/metadata/ and then selects it when you reopen the
> window. So this is probably just a matter of adding and hooking up a new
> command line option
Hey,
I know this is possible since Nautilus stores info about the selected
file in ~/.nautilus/metadata/ and then selects it when you reopen the
window. So this is probably just a matter of adding and hooking up a new
command line option.
I'll have a go at this sometime at the end of the month, s
Hi,
On Sat, 2005-09-10 at 13:57 -0400, D Bera wrote:
> Isnt this more of a nautilus bug (read: enhancement) than a best bug ?
> If so, there should be a bug filed for nautilus. Is there already something ?
Yeah. Back in the day Dave Camp (one of the Nautilus maintainers) was
also hacking on Beag
Isnt this more of a nautilus bug (read: enhancement) than a best bug ?
If so, there should be a bug filed for nautilus. Is there already something ?
> > The problem is that the file is not highlighted in nautilus. If the
> > folders contains many files, this makes it difficult to locate the
> > fi
Maurizio Colucci wrote:
The problem is that the file is not highlighted in nautilus. If the
folders contains many files, this makes it difficult to locate the
file. So difficult as to defeat the purpose of using beagle! It
becomes more convenient to add metadata in the filenames, and use
gnome-se
On Sat, 2005-09-10 at 18:41 +0200, Maurizio Colucci wrote:
> I understand this is not a Beagle's fault. I guess Nautilus does not
> offer an option to open a given folder and highlight a given file.
> However, this problem affects Beagle's usability in a crucial way.
> What do you think? Had you a
Hi there.
I noticed beagle has switched to beta state in Ubuntu. Congratulations!
I'd like to hear your opinion about this matter.
Once Beagle has found the file I need, I may want to execute several
actions on the file (e.g. delete it, move it, open it with a secondary
viewer). Of course, I am n
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