EnablingDoubleClick - Revision history

JenniferVendetti at 00:41, October 1, 2008

2008-10-01T00:41:42Z

JenniferVendetti at 00:40, October 1, 2008

2008-10-01T00:40:37Z

Tredmond: /* Enabling Double-Click */

2008-09-30T23:33:57Z

‎Enabling Double-Click

Tredmond: /* Enabling Double-Click */

2008-09-30T23:33:35Z

‎Enabling Double-Click

Tredmond: /* Enabling Double-Click */

2008-09-30T23:33:01Z

‎Enabling Double-Click

Tredmond: /* OS X */

2008-09-20T18:11:06Z

‎OS X

Tredmond: /* OS X */

2008-08-20T17:32:27Z

‎OS X

Tredmond: /* Enabling Double-Click */

2008-08-20T16:26:00Z

‎Enabling Double-Click

Tredmond: /* Enabling Double-Click */

2008-08-20T15:13:30Z

‎Enabling Double-Click

Tredmond: /* OS X */

2008-08-20T15:11:41Z

‎OS X

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 If you are trying to enable double-click on an OS X machine, follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath any other key/value pair:
 <pre>
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          </array>
 </pre>
 Now configure double-click as you would with any other OS X application.
 Thanks are due to Alan Ruttenberg for his suggestion on how to enable double-click on the OS X platform.

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-=Enabling Double-Click=
+== Double-clicking on OWL files ==
 <pre>
          <key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key>
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          </array>
 </pre>
 Now configure double click as you would with any other OS X application.
 Thanks are due to Alan Ruttenberg for his suggestion on how to enable double-click on the OS X platform.

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 We are working on removing this extra step.
-If you are trying to enable double-click on an OS X machine, follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath some other key/value pair:
+If you are trying to enable double-click on an OS X machine, follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath any other key/value pair:
 <pre>
          <key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key>

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 =Enabling Double-Click=
-For all operating systems except OS X, Protege 4 works with double-click as installed - you simply follow the usual OS specific steps for indicating which application to use to open an owl file.  In the case of OS X there is an adjustment that needs to be done.
+For all operating systems except OS X, Protege 4 works with double-click as installed - you simply follow the usual OS specific steps for indicating which application to use to open an owl file.  In the case of OS X there is an extra adjustment that needs to be done.
-We are working on removing the need for this adjustment.
+We are working on removing this extra step.
 If you are trying to enable double-click on an OS X machine, follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath some other key/value pair:

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 =Enabling Double-Click=
-This is a work in development and when this is better tested this functionality will be better integrated into the Protege 4 OWL editor.  (This will probably happen within the next couple of builds after the upcoming beta release.) Thanks to Alan Ruttenberg for contributing the OS X portion of this plugin.
+For all operating systems except OS X, Protege 4 works with double-click as installed - you simply follow the usual OS specific steps for indicating which application to use to open an owl file.  In the case of OS X there is an adjustment that needs to be done.
-For the time being, there is a slight problem with the first double-click.  The welcome dialog sticks around when it really should be hidden.  This is fixed in the latest svn and will work properly in the next build.
+If you are trying to enable double-click on an OS X machine, follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath some other key/value pair:
 <pre>
          <key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key>
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          </array>
 </pre>
-and copy the [http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/small-projects/org.protege.editor.bootstrap/trunk/Bootstrap.jar Bootstrap.jar] file into the plugins directory.  After build 101 you will no longer need to copy the Bootstrap.jar file.  The OS X specific code is already included in the core editing framework.
+Now configure double click as you would with any other OS X application.
-Now if you right click on a file and select Protege Application the Protege application will open the desired file.
+Thanks are due to Alan Ruttenberg for his suggestion on how to enable double-click on the OS X platform.

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:32, August 20, 2008
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	Now if you right click on a file and select Protege Application the Protege application will open the desired file.		Now if you right click on a file and select Protege Application the Protege application will open the desired file.
		+
		+	== Other Operating Systems ==
		+
		+	Now we come to the rest of the world (hopefully you are running linux but this probably works for windows). Edit the Protege.lax file with a text editor to change the main class,
		+	<pre>
		+	# LAX.MAIN.CLASS
		+	# --------------
		+	# the class that contains the main method for the application
		+
		+	lax.main.class=org.protege.editor.bootstrap.Main
		+	</pre>
		+	and the class path,
		+	<pre>
		+	# LAX.CLASS.PATH
		+	# --------------
		+	# the Java classpath necessary to run this application
		+	# Can be separated by colons (Mac OS/Unix) or semicolons (Windows)
		+
		+	lax.class.path=org.eclipse.osgi.jar:lax.jar:Bootstrap.jar
		+	</pre>
		+	Now right click on an owl file and request to open it with Protege.

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 =Enabling Double-Click=
-This is a work in development and when this is better tested this functionality will be better integrated into the Protege 4 OWL editor.  Thanks to Alan Ruttenberg for contributing the OS X portion of this plugin.  There is a slight problem with the first double-click.  The welcome dialog sticks around when it really should be hidden.  This is fixed in the latest svn and will work properly in the next build.
+This is a work in development and when this is better tested this functionality will be better integrated into the Protege 4 OWL editor.  Thanks to Alan Ruttenberg for contributing the OS X portion of this plugin.
 ==OS X==

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 In this case, apple has to handle double-clicking in a different way from all operating systems past and future.  But the web (and in this case Alan Ruttenberg) has all the answers
-Follow the instructions from [[Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath some other key/value pair:
+Follow the instructions from [[ChangingTheHeapSize#Editting_the_Info.plist|Editing the Info.plist]] to open the Info.plist file with a text editor.  Add the following lines underneath some other key/value pair:
 <pre>
          <key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key>