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I noticed some programs (for me drawio) may require you to send the absolute path to open the file correctly (for drawio, if you send the relative path it just opens a blank diagram).
I'm thinking we can just add expand-file-name in the correct places in the dired-launch-with-prompt-command and a small change to dired-launch-command. Would this be worthwhile to look into/have any adverse effects I'm not thinking of.
I can submit a PR if this sounds like a useful change
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For some reason, my drawio seems to work fine with relative paths now.. no idea why.. I still wonder if it would be useful to expand to the abs path regardless?
I don't think the absolute path idea is a bad one -- in the context of dired-launch, removing ambiguity by using absolute paths should result in identical behavior in most cases. I have a hard time imagining a situation in which it would be problematic to provide an absolute path -- and don't recollect the rationale, if any, for invoking DIRED-GET-MARKED-FILES with LOCALP set to T. If you find a few spare minutes to put something together, a PR certainly would be welcome.
I noticed some programs (for me drawio) may require you to send the absolute path to open the file correctly (for drawio, if you send the relative path it just opens a blank diagram).
I'm thinking we can just add
expand-file-name
in the correct places in thedired-launch-with-prompt-command
and a small change todired-launch-command
. Would this be worthwhile to look into/have any adverse effects I'm not thinking of.I can submit a PR if this sounds like a useful change
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: