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try using the extension "command" as in "crosswords.command".
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Thanks, but this does not change the behaviour a bit.
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Hmmm... that's odd. If you create a new file and paste the script into it? A .command file should open a Terminal.app window. That's what it does on my system. If you do "get info" you should see that it says open with Terminal.app
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As so often, it would have been best to trust one's first instincts. They were not to trust SubEthaEdit and use TextWrangler instead.
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Or there's an application called Platypus that creates a .app out of a script. It 's here.
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I've used Platypus successfully with Perl scripts. The problem is that Platypus won't provide me with an input method to supply my search query. Its only way of providing input to a script turned application is files dropped on the resulting application.
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If you want input you probably need to go to applescript. Open a dialog and then use applescript to run the shell script. |
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