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A script to open current Finder folder in the Terminal
I recently found a similar script elsewhere which does the same thing (the attribution is in the script comments). The intriguing part of it was that the author had devised a very difficult test case for the script. The test case is a folder named
te'st"ö te%s`t. In order to test whether a script works for this test case, you have to try it once when Terminal is not running, then again when Terminal is already running. I tried the test case on the two other scripts in this hint, and both failed.
Here's the script:
A script to open current Finder folder in the Terminal
This doesn't work in 10.3.9 -- I just get a terminal in my home area, no matter where the window resides in which I use this. Same regardless of whether I use drag-and-drop onto the compiled script or put it in the toolbaf and click on it there. |
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